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SovereignZ•

Wow! I instantly recognized this. When I was a kid my family went to an airshow on military base and they had this set-up for the public to try. I was the only person in the immediate line to actually score a hit, it was rather difficult, but I was raised a shooter.

When I hit the silhouette it showed a zoomed in view of exactly where you hit it. It was that damn accurate!

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gregmartin•

I was in the Army Reserves and we used this on occasion. It was horrible. The gun could not be zeroed. It was supposed to be for training purposes. Most of us found the system to be worthless.

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mik3•

When I was in the Canadian reserves, we went to target practice like this, they had hugeinormous screens like 3 projectors wide with a game kinda like this. You are in a room with 5 other army guys just doing target practice. And the guns even have recoil with the help of co2.

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jimus45•

Yeah, I went to a college recruitment fair in high school and they had one of these. It didn't just grade on your grouping and accuracy it also graded you on how evenly you pulled the trigger and some other things. It was pretty cool.

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couldof•

Bad? That ass light gun is terrible!

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sp3kter•

We used to use those all the time in ROTC in highschool (mid-late 90's)

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P-Dub•

How the hell did a console that old do that much?

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son-of-chadwardenn•

The gun is a replica of a clone of the M16? What?

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son-of-chadwardenn•

I saw some light gun game at a national guard tent at the county fair once. Can't remember if it was this game.

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