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Recoil simulation weapons from Scheubeck
SST Scheubeck from Germany has introduced SST – recoil simulation weapons on a Rauser model. The features include recoil without tube, CO2 or air cartridges; no sealing problems; maintenance free; simple reload; manufactured for continuous use; realistic trigger function and electro mechanical charging station.
It has realistic recoil simulation; realistic weapons movement and realistic weapons behaviour.
In 1990, with the sale of PC hard and software as well as audio and video technology, Harry Scheubeck laid the foundations for what is now SST Scheubeck GmbH. The idea of developing and producing training simulators arose in 1992 after a visit to an indoor shooting range for police training. Since then, SST Scheubeck has developed accurate and modern interactive video combat systems for training the police, military and special forces. In addition to real conditions in shooting training, Scheubeck also facilitates comprehensive recording and evaluation of every single shooter.
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