Vallejo police department deploys VirTra V-300 simulator

VirTra has successfully deployed its V-300 firearms training simulator at the Art Koch Range and Training Center, Fairfield, of the Vallejo Police Department of California, US.

The Vallejo Police has also teamed up with VirTra and the Fairfield Police Department to host newly installed VirTra equipment’s regional training demonstration on 22 July and it will be open to law enforcement agencies as well as educational institutions in Northern California, US.

The Fairfield Police Department and Training Division said, "With the addition of the VirTra 300-degree Force-Option Simulator to our training facility, we are best positioned to maintain the high level of training our officers expect and our citizens deserve."

In addition to installing V-300 multi-screen firearms training simulator, the company provided patented threat-fire return fire devices, designed to safely simulate hostile forces firing upon the trainees while improving the stress and effectiveness of the simulation training.

To better simulate the real 360-degree world, the V-300 system features high-resolution seamless video across multiple screens.
VirTra’s Sales vice president Aaron DeCorte said the company’s simulators will be used by the Vallejo Police Department to meet the force simulation training needs.

"The immersive and intense nature of our simulators and content will ensure that the officers have the most realistic and challenging training available today," DeCorte added.

"The willingness of the Fairfield Police Department to host a Regional Training Demonstration of the newly installed V-300 gives other agencies the opportunity to experience and evaluate the training value of VirTra simulators firsthand."