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Here is the Rangemaster
Shooting Range Simulator in action.

Each shot you take is
recorded by the software,
giving you statistics such
as your group size and
average distance to the
center of the target.

There are other modes as well, including:
   Competition Mode
   Reaction Timing Mode
   Area Shooting Mode

Read below for a more
detailed description of the Rangemaster SRS.
The Rangemaster Shooting Range Simulator gives you a safe way to practice shooting in your own home.

With the high cost of ammunition, it becomes difficult to go shooting often. For the cost of a couple trips to the range, the Rangemaster SRS
lets you shoot every night. Putting time into dry fire practice can greatly improve your shooting skills. The Rangemaster SRS does not replace
going to the range, but it makes your time spent at the range much more effective.

With the Rangemaster SRS, you can practice shooting in your house with your own guns any time with instant feedback of your performance.

You can practice shooting from a holster and even have competitions with your friends!

If you're serious about improving your handgun skills, this is the product for you.



The Rangemaster SRS works in conjunction with your webcam and computer and keeps track of your shots taken with a pulse laser source
(such as the Laserlyte Laser Trainer Cartridge).

It plays realistic gunshot sounds for audible feedback while you practice.

Repeatable to ± 1/10th of an inch (measured at a 1.5 ft focal length).


What you need to use the Rangemaster SRS:
- The Rangemaster SRS software, which you can buy here.
- Your home computer
- Your firearm
- A pulse laser source, such as the Laserlyte Laser Trainer Cartridge or LTS-PRO/Universal
- A webcam, compatible webcams include the Microsoft VX-5000, Logitech Pro 9000, and Logitech C260

Optional equipment:
- A USB extension cable -- allows you to have your computer up to 20 meters from you target
- A tripod -- facilitates setting up your webcam by your target

We provide links to purchase a laser source, webcam, and optional equipment on the Rangemaster SRS's product page.


Note: normal gun-mounted lasers used for aiming are currently not supported by the Rangemaster SRS.




The modes of the Rangemaster SRS are:
Solo Practice Mode Competition Mode Reaction Timing Mode Area Shooting Mode