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No- we're not joking. These may be toys, but they are useful tools that belong in your reality training kit.
Revolver style Training Gun: 30 rubber bands included. $17
Semi-automatic style Training Gun: 30 rubber bands included. $19
Guard Removal Modification: For Semi-automatic style Training Gun. Finger guard is removed and edge is smoothed. This help avoid broken trigger finger during disarm drills. $5
• Purchase extra rubber bands at your local office supply store. You should ONLY use #32 bands for the guns to work properly.
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Background
Discovered being used at a Hoch Hochheim seminar. Surprisingly effective as a training tool:
• Rubber bands give a good visual since they are easy for all to see.
• Easy to tell when you've been shot; you see the band contact you.
• Easy to find the bands and reload.
• Less chance off eye injury.
Pellet guns have limited results:
• Inexpensive pellet guns break easily.
• Pellets are hard to see during firing and roll all over the floor.
• Low end guns are single shot which limits realistic training.
• Eye injury is very possible by small high speed pellet.
Solid plastic guns are fine for disarm drills but have no way of replicating a shot being fired.
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Loading Instructions
• Bands should be laid neatly on top of each other with no crossing between the tip and the starwheel.
• Load up to 11 bands.
• Load first band. Hold starwheel stationary with one hand while pulling trigger. Once trigger is pulled, rotate starwheel backwards 1 notch and release trigger. Repeat for each band.
Safety Instructions
• Wear goggles for eye protection. Normal safety glasses may still allow rubber band to contact eyes.
• Do not aim towards face.
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6 shot revolver version
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9mm/ 45 ACP version
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Fits nicely in all revolver holsters
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Use your standard sidearm holster for realistic training.
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