simulator tests shooters' skills

[pokerace]

It looks like the public can use this. Great training devise.

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[SteelyDan]

Looks really interesting but I'd have to pass until they get a 1911!

 

[pokerace]

I would like to try it, I have NEVER fired a (glock) it would be a total new experience..

 

[BlvdKing]

They are a supporting vendor on this site and have even had a couple free events for members.

 

[Bon Sauvage]

It might be fun but after years of honing my shooting skills by playing, "Duck Hunter" I doubt that I would find this much of a challenge.

 

[SKN]

Excellent sophisticated system but not the only place in the PDX Metro area or the state, let alone the country, where armed citizens can get similar though not identical video simulation training. Those of you that have gone, what is the nature and length of the instruction about justifiable use of deadly physical force prior to going into the simulations? I ask because on first glance it looks like the reporter, who's roleplaying a citizen with a concealed firearm presents her pistol from open carry because two guys walk into the convenience store and split up. How detailed is any post simulation critique? Do they record your performance?

 

[Mark W.]

She drew her weapon before any threat was evident. She shot the guy at the counter for threatening the clerk not herself (covered under self defense) she then assumed the other guy was a bad guy yet hesitated before shooting. And paid for it.