Caution - it's addictive!
 

VIRTUAL PISTOL RANGE

So you think you can shoot a handgun. Check this one out. Try it: see how good you are with a
Russian pistol. ( All text is in Russian. )

Save money and ammunition too!

The virtual pistol is a Soviet Tokarev Model 40, in caliber 7.62 mm. It is quite accurate.
Being virtual, it will lack the actual 'feel' and the recoil. In real life, at each shot, the
recoil will throw your aim off the target.

When the pistol appears, click on the trigger, take aim, and fire. It's very much like the real
thing.

The longer you hold the pistol, the more your aim will wander.

You have 3 shots in 30 seconds to hit the target and get your score.

http://deti.mil.by/templates/swf/Pistol/index.swf

Clic on the white dot (Crapr) on the trigger guard to start, after your 3 shots click on white text
in box to try again

For help in obtaining a sight picture, click on the white dot above the slide.

Remember - DON'T JERK THE TRIGGER!

Caution - it's addictive!
 

On Mon, 17 Feb 2014 11:43:13 -0500, wrote:

On Mon, 17 Feb 2014 06:24:02 -0500, Poco Loco
wrote:

VIRTUAL PISTOL RANGE

So you think you can shoot a handgun. Check this one out. Try it: see how good you are with a
Russian pistol. ( All text is in Russian. )

Save money and ammunition too!

The virtual pistol is a Soviet Tokarev Model 40, in caliber 7.62 mm. It is quite accurate.
Being virtual, it will lack the actual 'feel' and the recoil. In real life, at each shot, the
recoil will throw your aim off the target.

When the pistol appears, click on the trigger, take aim, and fire. It's very much like the real
thing.

The longer you hold the pistol, the more your aim will wander.

You have 3 shots in 30 seconds to hit the target and get your score.

http://deti.mil.by/templates/swf/Pistol/index.swf

Clic on the white dot (Crapr) on the trigger guard to start, after your 3 shots click on white text
in box to try again

For help in obtaining a sight picture, click on the white dot above the slide.

Remember - DON'T JERK THE TRIGGER!

Laser Lyte has an interesting system for training. They have some
pretty pricy "plinking cans" that respond to the laser but the actual
laser is the most interesting. It is the size of a bullet (most common
calibers) and fires the laser for 100 ms when the firing pin strikes.
If you didn't want to buy the $115 cans, you could easily cobble up
targets with photo cells that respond to a laser.
I was thinking about pop up "Hogan's alley" type targets that change
the color of a scoring LED when hit. The ideas are only limited by
your imagination.
http://www.laserlyte.com/products/trainer-lt-45

I like the trainer target, but it's a lot cheaper on Amazon.com. So are the trainers. Might be
worthy of adding to a birthday list.