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The Smokeless Range® is a portable, versatile, and affordable firearms training simulator for home, office or department use. It is by far the best training tool to train for use of force, concealed carry, personal protection and police qualification. It is also an amazing tool for competitive shooters to train for IPSC, Steel Challenge, USPSA, IDPA & etc.
The Smokeless Range® laser training simulator can be used in conjunction with your own firearm, using our SureStrike™ laser cartridge or level up with the SureStrikeMAG using your Glock or Sig or add recoil for more realism with one of our recoil enabled training pistols.
Additionally, we offer various software add-ons to cover every training need you may have. Each has a 2 week free trial so you can try before you buy.
The Smokeless Range® Includes:
Just add a laptop computer, a projector and screen and you're ready to go!
Practice Fast Draw, IPSC/USPSA, IDPA, home defense or hunting skills with your favorite pistol, shotgun or rifle or use one of Laser Ammo's recoil enabled training guns! Easy to set up & very user friendly! Additional software add-ons available to add more value and fun to your dry fire training!
Marksmanship drills include: Transitional Drills, Tracking Drills, Speed Drills, Moving Targets and Matching drills
Recreational training drills include: Dueling Tree, Trap Shooting, Target Shooting, Can Toss and Bomb Blast
Full details and images on our support site here.
Short version - Short throw camera allows you to use a smaller space, like 10x20' or easier when you plan to relocate the simulator often. If you have a large space like a basement or office space or can ceiling mount, usually a standard throw is plenty.
Tech speak - standard throw camera ratio is 1:1.6 whereas the short throw camera ratio is 1:0.5. Which means, if your screen size is 10x10' your standard throw camera & projector need to be approx 16' from the screen. Whereas with the short throw, you can be approx 5' away from the screen. Since the shooter would be behind the camera and projector, using the short throw will leave you with more space to stand using the same size screen.
Another advantage of the short throw is that it has an external filter that allows the shooter to use a red filter or an Infrared (optional, not included) filter to assist with harsh lighting conditions.
Software:
Hardware:
*If you are using the Smokeless Range® with our Recoil Enabled Training Guns, you are requiring using the IR laser option
Learn more about the system requirements, choosing computer and projector, support, downloads and more.
Software:
Smokeless Range® Shooting Simulator Software License:
Marksmanship drills:
Recreational training drills include:
Hardware:
*If you are using the Smokeless Range® with our Recoil Enabled Training Guns, you are requiring using the IR laser option
Click here for system requirements, choosing computer and projector, support, downloads and more: Software Downloads (smokelessdownload.com)
I knew exactly what I was looking for but I really liked the variety they have. I wish I had read commonly asked questions first before finalizing my order as I would have went with the red laser rather than the IR but that was my mistake. I have yet to use the product but everything was received as planned. I plan using this item to improve my issues with recoil for my Skills training. Overall a very smooth ordering/receiving process from start to finish.
Thank you for your full review and noting that the extra time we have spent working on the site to make it more user friendly is helpful. Glad that you found the Q&A helpful, sorry that you feel that it was a little too late. I'm sure you will find out that the IR will still provide you a lot of training options, especially if you have any of our targets. Sometimes looking for where you hit can be a poor habit, versus looking at the front sights. Either way, you are doing better than most and let us know if you have any questions or concerns. Thanks again and enjoy your recoil enabled training. ~Kristen
