Force On Force Training Options and Ammo

Published on January 27, 2020
Duration: 10:34

This video from Tactical Hyve explores various force-on-force training options and non-lethal ammunition, featuring insights from Simunition, UTM, and Force on Force. It highlights conversion kits for real firearms, different types of marking and non-marking rounds, and essential protective gear. The discussion covers technical differences between brands regarding powder usage, projectile design, and safety features like standoff distances and velocity.

Quick Summary

Force-on-force training utilizes non-lethal ammunition and conversion kits from brands like Simunition, UTM, and Force on Force. Key considerations include marking vs. non-marking rounds, protective gear, and the technical differences in ammunition design, such as powder usage and safety features like live round lockouts.

Chapters

  1. 00:07Introduction to Force-on-Force Training
  2. 00:33Simunition Booth: Conversion Kits and Ammo
  3. 01:49UTM Booth: Blank Rounds and Projectile Rounds
  4. 03:05UTM 9mm Man Marker Round Details
  5. 04:36UTM Civilian vs. Law Enforcement Kits
  6. 05:33UTM Protective Gear: PPE Helmet
  7. 06:33Force on Force Booth: Training Options
  8. 06:55Force on Force vs. Simunition: Powder Usage
  9. 07:55Force on Force Safety and Standoff
  10. 08:34Force on Force Conversion Kits and Compatibility
  11. 09:23Summary of Force-on-Force Brands
  12. 09:32Civilian Access to Force-on-Force Products

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main brands discussed for force-on-force training?

The primary brands featured for force-on-force training are Simunition, UTM, and Force on Force. Each offers unique solutions for non-lethal ammunition, conversion kits, and protective gear to simulate realistic combat scenarios.

How do Simunition and UTM differ in their non-lethal ammunition design?

UTM's non-lethal rounds are designed without powder, using a small orifice for pressure, which leads to a cleaner system. Simunition, conversely, uses powder, which can result in more residue and potential 'bullet and bore' issues.

What safety features are highlighted for UTM's training ammunition?

UTM's 9mm Man Marker rounds are necked down to .223 caliber for safety and incorporate live round lockouts, preventing the accidental loading of live ammunition into their conversion kits. This enhances the safety of training sessions.

Can civilians purchase force-on-force training products from these brands?

Yes, Simunition and UTM offer programs for civilians, requiring them to meet specific training and safety requirements. Force on Force currently does not offer products to civilians but may in the future, indicating a trend towards broader accessibility.

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