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Red Gun Heckler & Koch USP 9mm/.4

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Our Price: $95.00

Availability: Allow 14 - 21 days for delivery
Product Code: ASP-07316

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Description

ASP Red training guns are realistic training products for Police and Law Enforcement training available from LEGEAR Australia and New Zealand.

ADVANTAGE:
All too frequently, law enforcement officers have been killed in a training environment with �unloaded� firearms. Red handled weapons become indistinguishable from live firearms when held in the hand. Aluminum castings are heavy and cannot be distinguished from stainless weapons at a distance. The Red Gun Series is lightweight and readily distinguishable as a training weapon. In addition, the extreme detail and precision manufacture of these training devices allows their use in weapon retention and holster security drills.

SPECIFICATION:

Identical to duty firearms in: Dimension, Feel, Control placement and Handling

Easily distinguished as �safe�

Lightweight

Forgiving surface

No sharp edges

Corrosion resistant

Rugged

Precise detail

Fits duty holsters

Patent 5,451,162

PERFORMANCE:
The Red Gun Series is ideal for all types of scenario training. The precision fit allows their use with duty holsters. Red Radios and Flashlights are valuable additions to sudden assault training on the firing line. The flexible Red Knife allows officers to rehearse responses to edged weapon attacks. The Red Gun Series can also be specially produced to the exact weight of a loaded duty firearm.

SALES STRATEGY:
Compare the detail of the ASP Red Gun to aluminum castings. Demonstrate the advantages of lightweight Red Guns. They will not dent floors or injure trainees when dropped.