VirTra Announces Large Simulator Sale to Nevada Police

Bob Ferris, VirTra Systems' CEO and president (Pink Sheets:VTSI), today announced that an undisclosed Nevada police department has ordered a complete VirTra IVR-300 HD decision making and firearm training system for immediate delivery.

The all-inclusive police simulation system will provide the department with the world’s most realistic arena for situational judgment training, marksmanship training, digital shoot-house training and Real-World Marksmanship™ preparation.

The order includes VirTra’s patent-pending Threat-Fire™ belts for safe return fire simulation, tetherless recoil kits, and 4 custom scenarios designed specifically for the Nevada police department.

The total simulation package exceeds $300,000 and marks the first sale to a police department in the state of Nevada for VirTra Systems.

“We are extremely proud to be the chosen firearm simulator for one of the finest police departments in the state of Nevada and the country. While our recent global sales and expansion are exciting, it is truly fantastic knowing that our state of the art products will be saving lives in the United States as well,” said Bob Ferris, CEO and president of VirTra.

About VirTra Systems

The company produces the best-in-class firearm simulators for both law enforcement and military customers throughout the world. VirTra is the higher standard in simulation: from exceptional customer service to unparalleled technology, like 360 degree HD training platforms and the Threat-Fire safe return fire system (patent pending). When training realism matters, military and law enforcement professionals consistently select VirTra’s simulators to help save lives.

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