Portable Small Arms Training Simulator (PSATS Live Fire)

    March 19, 2013
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    PSATS Live Fire Portable Small Arms Training Simulator

    • Dimensions: 22 inches by 22 inches by 10 inches
    • Weight: 33 pounds

    Capabilities

    • Portable one-man carry
    • "Plug and train" system
    • Turns a paper target range into a virutal target range
    • System setup in minutes
    • Stores and prints shooters' training results
    • Customizable shooting range software
    • Drop-tested ready system
    • Minimal operator maintenance

    System Value

    • Saves range modernization cost and time
    • Displays feedback from shots fired
    • Shoot year round in many virtual environments
    • Promotes interest in shooting competitively
    • Increases profeiciency, handling, and reflexes
    • Improves confidence at any skill level

    Equipment

    • Thermal SHOT camera
    • Live fire software package
    • LS performance computer
    • High resolution projector
    • Hasp access key
    • Speakers
    • Custom hard case
    • Wireless keyboard and mouse
    • Built-in surge protection
    • Compatible with all caliber or projectile weapons

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