UNIT4 Training Rifle for Your Private Training Company - Kyle Morgan
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- čas přidán 18. 01. 2023
- Kyle Morgan, CEO and Founder of Blu Bearing Solutions, explains why he's invested in the UNIT4 Training Rifle for his business.
** Professional training companies can request a $99 demo kit including 600 NLTA rounds to test and evaluate the system for their businesses. Visit www.unitsolutions.com to learn more!**
The UNIT4 is quickly being adopted as the preferred training system for professional training customers due to the combination of realism, availability and affordability. Classified by the ATF as a non-firearm, the UNIT4 offers non-lethal training ammo (NLTA) as low as $0.30 per round, a massive cost savings over competing drop-in NLTA.
The UNIT4 Training Rifle does not require an FFL or chain of custody and can be freely moved around the U.S. Our system does not require bulky safety gear or any extra training or insurance requirements. The non-marking rounds bounce off commercial grade glass and the marking rounds offer easy clean-up with soap and water, allowing trainers to take their training off-range and into authentic training environments where CQB skills may be tested, like schools, theaters, offices, airports and even within your home.
Kyle is the man. Hands down.
Kyle, is an all American Badd Ass! Love you brother . Thank you for all that you have done and all you do!
Good stuff! I could listen to Kyle talk about cleaning a toilet bowel for an hour, he’s seriously good people
Dear men he is training : Get in shape Son ,. time to RUN !!!!!
What's the maximum effective range on these guns? That would personally need to be the biggest change for me considering airsoft already can have recoil and still shoot very fast. Or is the recoil just significantly stronger than GBBRs?
Thanks for the question. For our nonmarking rounds we advertise tactical accuracy out to about 25 meters. For the marking rounds, it's closer, about 12 to 15 meters.
The recoil of our system is significant and feels different than an electric system due to realistic weight of the reciprocating bolt carrier.
@@unit.solutions In other words, you're an overpriced GBBR. Your marketing team should probably educate themselves on the airsoft world when that is what your competition is for civilians (aka the majority market). GBBR uses propane gas to both fire the plastic projectile, as well as reciprocate a simulated bolt carrier mass in the receiver. They've been doing this for decades, and to my knowledge pre-sim rounds, some LE departments were using them as training aids.
What’s the difference between this and a gas blow back airsoft?
Reciprocating mass
gas blowback rifles also feature a fully reciprocating replica bolt carrier, so in other words no difference?@@made4snipinator
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