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Laser Ammo Smokeless Range Laser Trainer Shooting Simulator Software

$569.05
Brand
Laser Ammo
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Targets & Training
UPC
854855003491

Overview

The Laser Ammo Smokeless Range is a simulator software package designed for marksmanship and recreational training. Compatible with Windows 7, 8.1, or 10, the system utilizes a high-speed camera to track red or infrared lasers, allowing users to train with their own firearms, including pistols, shotguns, and rifles, when paired with compatible laser or recoil-enabled training solutions. The simulator includes ten shooting drills—covering transitional, tracking, speed, moving target, and matching skills—alongside five recreational drills such as dueling trees, trap shooting, and target practice. The system requires a controlled-lighting environment, a projection screen or non-glossy white wall, and a video projector with a resolution of at least 1280x720 and 2000–3500 ANSI Lumens. It is designed for use with a laptop or PC and does not support operation as a virtual machine on Mac computers.

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