TEMPE, AZ--(Marketwire - January 10, 2011) - Don Andrus, VirTra Systems' President and COO (
Kosovo's new firearms simulator was delivered and installed with real world, multiple-branching high-resolution video scenarios, as well as the ability to train against multiple threats on multiple screens by utilizing situational awareness and customizable marksmanship programs. Their system is equipped with the patent pending Threat-Fire™ shoot back system, which simulates return fire via electric pulse, further enhancing realism during training. The simulator also includes VirTra's unparalleled tetherless handguns, refillable magazines, advanced tetherless rifle recoil kits and a custom refill station. Training and installation was also accomplished at time of delivery.
VirTra will be attending a leading military simulation conference, the ITEC 2011 in Cologne, Germany May 10-12, 2011. VirTra will be showing the world's most realistic and challenging scenario-based simulator -- the VirTra 300 MIL, as well as the world's most realistic simulated shooting range -- the VirTra Range MIL. VirTra's booth number is B160.
"VirTra is working alongside a growing network of exceptional global distributors to sell and support VirTra's firearms training system abroad. The United States Embassy in Pristina, Kosovo was extremely helpful in assisting with the transaction and I couldn't be more impressed by our team's seamless and prompt installation in Kosovo," said Don Andrus, President and COO of VirTra Systems.
About VirTra Systems
VirTra Systems, Inc. offers the world's most realistic firearms training simulators for Military and Law Enforcement customers around the globe. VirTra is the highest standard in simulation, offering a full range of the finest firearms training systems to fit any budget, the world's best simulated recoil systems, and the ability to add and measure real stress during training with the Threat-Fire™ return fire system (patent pending). www.virtra.com.
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