Nutnfancy Takes Out Active Shooter: ActionTarget.com SHOT 2012

Published on February 20, 2012
Duration: 12:10

This video showcases the Action Target TI Training Use of Force Simulator, demonstrating its capabilities in realistic active shooter scenarios. Nutnfancy and Action Target representatives highlight the simulator's recoil characteristics, accuracy calibration, and its integration with classroom learning tools like PowerPoint. The training emphasizes engaging threats until eliminated and maintaining proper sight picture, with shot placement analysis provided post-scenario. The simulator also offers features for Taser training and analysis of real-world incidents.

Quick Summary

The Action Target TI Training Use of Force Simulator provides realistic active shooter training with recoil approximately 50% of a 9mm. It emphasizes engaging threats until eliminated and maintaining sight picture, offering detailed shot placement analysis for performance improvement.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Simulator Introduction & Recoil
  2. 00:10System Name & Training Focus
  3. 00:49Scenario Preparation & Shooting Style
  4. 01:13Active Shooter Scenario 1: Convenience Store
  5. 01:50Training Philosophy: Threat Elimination
  6. 02:16Shot Review & Accuracy
  7. 02:40Scenario Preparation 2: School Entry
  8. 03:04Active Shooter Scenario 2: School Hallway
  9. 04:02Simulator Integration with Classroom Learning
  10. 05:04Courthouse Gun Grab & Taser Training
  11. 07:18Nutnfancy's Endorsement & SHOT Show Recap
  12. 08:21Tactical Torso Target Demonstration
  13. 10:32Other Steel Targets & Moving Target
  14. 11:15Final Thanks & Contact Info

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the TI Training Use of Force Simulator?

The TI Training Use of Force Simulator is a system developed by Action Target for realistic use-of-force training. It simulates various scenarios, including active shooter events, with recoil feedback and detailed performance analysis.

What is the recoil like in the Action Target simulator?

The recoil in the TI Training Use of Force Simulator is designed to be about 50% of a live 9mm firearm. This allows for realistic feedback without excessive stress, making it suitable for extended training sessions.

How does the simulator help with active shooter training?

The simulator allows users to engage in realistic active shooter scenarios, training them to shoot until the threat is eliminated, maintain sight picture, and practice tactical movement. It also provides shot placement analysis for improvement.

Can the simulator be used for classroom learning?

Yes, the simulator integrates with presentation software like Microsoft Office PowerPoint. This enables instructors to set training objectives, discuss mistakes, and conduct interactive lessons with students.

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