Firearm use training device and method

Education and demonstration – Organized armed or unarmed conflict or shooting – Gunnery

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124 56, F41G 326

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055991874

ABSTRACT:
A paint ball gun is protected by armor and is equipped with aiming mechanisms to allow the gun to be swiveled horizontally and raised or lowered using linear actuators controlled by hand held controllers distanced from and generally behind a person being trained in armed combat with the task of hitting targets located near the paint gun while avoiding being struck by a paint ball from the gun.

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