Update: the US Army Reserves have utilized the portability of the Warrior Skills Trainer system shown in this video by redeploying it to Fort McCoy, WI. 

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Laser Shot launches it's new Newsletter that updates customers on new products, events, and new releases.

Ashley Hlebinsky, curator with the Cody Firearms Museum, visited Laser Shot Simulations to identify which simulators would work best for their new museum.

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Courtesy of "Police Once"

"How terrorism has changed in the 15 years since 9/11"

New Laser Shot Firearms Training System will let them practice handling situations in which they may have to use their guns, Amy Calder writes.

Courtesy of popularmechanics.com

A fleet of pocket-sized drones is coming to the battlefield.​
More and more drones are invading the battlefield, but they tend to feed information up the chain of command rather than helping the footsoldier. That's true for even the smallest U.S. Army drone, the hand-launched RQ-11 Raven. Now the infantry is about to get a new friend to help them see what's around the corner or in the next building.

The Department of Defense will soon chose three finalists in a competition to be the U.S. Army and Air Force's new sidearm. One of the three finalists could go on to outfit all of the services, with total sales of of 500,000 handguns.

NASHVILLE, Tenn.-------Metro police have released more information on a massive cocaine bust in Joelton.

Police sat the investigation had been ongoing for two months and the cocaine originated in Mexico. Police say most of the cocaine was stored inside a car at a rural Tranham Road home.

Eighteen years after rescuing Josibel Apontel from a fire, former police officer Peter Getz officer watched her graduate magna cum laude from college.

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Police One, reposted from Kristen Ziman's Blog, Aurora Police Chief

By Suzanne Russell, @SRussellMyCJ 6:56 p.m. EDT April 8, 2016

7 reasons women struggle with firearms training (and how to overcome them)

There are good reasons why women and men should be trained differently in firearms

Law enforcement has made great strides toward equal treatment for women, but there’s at least one place that women are at a disadvantage when treated ‘the same’ as men: the firing range.

While it varies drastically from one department to the next, many firearms instructors agree that they have a harder time teaching some women to be confident with their firearms training. It’s not because they are less capable or because women don’t possess the same inherent skills as men. In fact, most firearms instructors agree there are plenty of instances that women are a better shot than men in their department.

World Champion Shooter Max Michel spends time at Laser Shot reviewing the courseware titles: Steel Challenge and Practical Shooting. Michel covers the new FoxTrot Stage in Practical Shooting.

Max Michel is the current International Practical Shooting Confederation (IPSC) World Champion (XVII, USA) as well as the only shooter in history to hold six World Speed Shooting Championships (2015, 2014, 2013, 2009, 2007 and 2005). Max Michel has become a dominant force in pistol shooting sports. Michel holds multiple World Speed Shooting records as well as the only Action Shooter to win all USPSA Area Championships in the same season (2010). Michel has represented the United States in the last six International Practical Shooting Confederation (IPSC) World Shoots and returned home each time with team gold medals.

Laser Shot had an amazing turnout this past week at the 2016 Shot Show event. Among some of the known industry celebrities included Instructor Zero and Pro Shooters Max Michel and BJ Norris.

Max Michel tested out Laser Shot’s PSAT system and Steel Challenge Software. Check out this video to get the thoughts of a Pro Shooter on how Laser Shot Simulation training is an effective way to train how to properly use a firearm.

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