A great way to practice, vitual shooting

[californiagal]

This was a dud post (no response, but lots of views) in the general firearm subforum, so thought I'd cross post it here, hope it's ok.

This past weekend I visited Virtual Safe Shot in Sacramento. It's a military grade simulator with thousands of scenarios, supposedly the best in our area, better than the SCSO, and other gun clubs.

It was my first time actually applying range-based classes to potentially real life situations. They have thousands of scenarios and can change the outcome as needed. I loved the immediate feedback via the program on the screen - exactly where my muzzle was pointing, # of shots fired vs lethal hits, vs missed or even hitting an innocent bystander (which I did not do). I cant wait to return.

If you are in the area, I highly recommend checking it out, or it not, find something similar in your local.

http://virtualsafeshot.com/

https://www.yelp.com/biz/virtual-safe-shot-fair-oaks-2

(you can see what it looks like here, pictures, and videos)

[sly-jay]

Interesting! Nothing like that in my area, but it's good to know about. Thank you for sharing this.

The way California is headed, virtual shooting might soon be all we're left with

[Profiler]

Very cool idea... I participated in an active shooter training that was similar, but it was a Sheriff/FBI class... It sounds like a great training!

[TurboChrisB]

Interesting! Nothing like that in my area, but it's good to know about.

There is a place in Irvine or South County that does it and can even hook up a shock pad (low level taser like....enough to make you jump) to you so if you get "hit" you KNOW it and still have to stay in the fight...