12-03-2011, 04:46 PM
Regarding Virtual Ranges, the few advertisement clips I've seen suggest that they exist and are very useful for practicing team shooting procedures from hasty, but nonetheless static, positions. They do not appear to have evolved to where things that affect required aimpoint adjustments needed to account for range, wind and slope.
That, too, will evolve. I have what I believe is rudimentary knowledge of image generation using trajectories affected by wind and slope. Hence I am very sure the impediment is not technology, but a perceived need and confidence that the enhanced range training will make enough of a difference.
That, too, will evolve. I have what I believe is rudimentary knowledge of image generation using trajectories affected by wind and slope. Hence I am very sure the impediment is not technology, but a perceived need and confidence that the enhanced range training will make enough of a difference.