IFightBack interactive scenarios have multiple variations so that each time you run a scenario or drill it will change, keeping you on your toes not knowing what will come next. Dry fire with iFightBack is the prefect alternative. These are skills that need to be practiced but are way too dangerous to practice with live ammunation. See Drawing from Concealment iFightBack also allows you to practice shooting while moving, drawing and turning to face a threat behind you, shooting from a compromised position such as from the ground on your back. IFightBack allows you to practice Drawing from Concealment which is not allowed at most gun ranges. It also includes interactive videos to practice Shoot / Don't Shoot (threat assessment) scenarios, moving steel targets and gun range targets for sight picture, stance, and grip practice. It also includes video drills such as the Tueller drill drawing against a knife wielding attacker from 21 feet and others. iFightBack presents a variety of interactive video simulated scenarios depicting such life threatening possibilities as home invasions, muggings, carjackings, and more.

Going to the range to shoot at paper targets is necessary to acquire certain shooting skills but that is not enough to prepare yourself for a potential life or death shooting incident.

If you own a gun for personal and/or home defense, the need to practice is critical. In some cases, simulators can even provide more effective training than other methods can.' Now you can practice as long as you want, whenever you want, rain or shine.Īccording to an NTSA study requested by the Congressional Modeling & Simulation Caucus '.simulation training applications improve performance, save lives and compress the time required to develop skills. Now for the first time, with iFightBack, you can use interactive video technology to practice personal and home defense in your own home without the $50 or more per hour cost at gun ranges. Simulators have also recently become popular at commercial gun ranges. US House Resolution 487 officially recognized Modeling and Simulation (M&S) as a Interactive firearms training simulators have been used for years to train military and police because it offers a realistic but safe way to practice responding to dangerous situations. For instance, drawing from concealment be it waistband holster, purse, or even a flash-bang holster moving while shooting, shoot / don't shoot scenarios moving targets, addressing and shooting a threat that is behind you and many others. With iFightBack® you can practice necessary skills that you could not otherwise practice at a gun range.

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