A safety assembly for use with a laser-directed energy weapon is disclosed. The assembly comprises a control system comprising a photodetector and a processing unit; and an optical device configured to attach to a target such that, when attached, the optical device provides a light beam to the photodetector. The processing unit is arranged to compare the received light beam against one or more predetermined attributes, and to permit the laser-directed energy weapon to fire only when the received light beam is determined to have the one or more attributes.

The present disclosure relates to a gaming system projecting volumetric images onto a physical scene that includes a background and props positioned in front of the background. A gaming engine causes a projector to project an image onto the physical scene. A pointer device receives triggering commands from an operator. A camera captures an image of a portion of the physical scene being targeted by the pointer device. The captured portion includes lighting points emitted by the physical scene, the captured lighting points forming a specific pattern. A targeting system uses the specific pattern as a reference to identify a three-dimensional position of a target located within the captured portion and causes the gaming engine to modify a visible feature of the target when a when a triggering command is received at the pointer device. A method of projecting volumetric images onto the physical scene is also disclosed.

A firearm training barrel for a replica gun, the gun having a slide and a magazine with a follower. The barrel includes an extended or extendable member positioned or positionable to simulate the presence of one or more pellets in the magazine, whereby the replica gun can be fired even after the magazine's follower has reached the top of the magazine.

A firearm training barrel for a replica gun, the gun having a slide and a magazine with a follower. The barrel includes an extended or extendable member positioned or positionable to simulate the presence of one or more pellets in the magazine, whereby the replica gun can be fired even after the magazine's follower has reached the top of the magazine.

A dry firearm training system and method utilizing dry laser cartridge technology and a software application is provided. The software application enabling a user to: create, edit, or delete training templates providing the ability to perform training sessions quickly and efficiently. The system utilizes an auto calibration process to calibrate single or multi-targets in various shapes. The software application enables the user to perform a training session using the training template in a number of challenging game modes. All data from each session may be saved and uploaded to a social feed enabling other users to view the data. Personal records can be gained from the sessions, and users can compete for badges and rankings via multi-player matches and tournaments.

A trigger emulation mechanism of an electric gun is disclosed. When actuated, a trigger assembly causes a retainer assembly to drive the toothed rack element to allow the toothed rack element to operate in combination with a gear shaft assembly to amplify a rotational angle, making the gear shaft assembly drive a striker hammer plate to rotate and allowing the striker hammer plate to drive the striker hammer elastic element to accumulate energy therein. Afterward, the retainer assembly may release the toothed rack element, causing the striker hammer elastic element to force the striker hammer plate to rotate in an opposite direction to strike thus generate sound and vibration, thereby achieving advantages of enhancing the degree of simulation by generating sound and vibration and an idle stroke before firing is initiated and also reducing the size thereof for applications to various models of electric guns.

A trigger emulation mechanism of an electric gun is disclosed. When actuated, a trigger assembly causes a retainer assembly to drive the toothed rack element to allow the toothed rack element to operate in combination with a gear shaft assembly to amplify a rotational angle, making the gear shaft assembly drive a striker hammer plate to rotate and allowing the striker hammer plate to drive the striker hammer elastic element to accumulate energy therein. Afterward, the retainer assembly may release the toothed rack element, causing the striker hammer elastic element to force the striker hammer plate to rotate in an opposite direction to strike thus generate sound and vibration, thereby achieving advantages of enhancing the degree of simulation by generating sound and vibration and an idle stroke before firing is initiated and also reducing the size thereof for applications to various models of electric guns.

A system for firearm target shooting monitoring, training, and feedback includes a camera directed at the aiming point of a firearm or a firearm training device. Embodiments include a trigger sensor and a laser emitter aimed at the aiming point of the firearm or firearm training device. A computer module can analyze video captured by the camera and determine if the firearm or firearm training device was aimed at a target region at the time of a trigger pull. User performance can be monitored, recorded, tracked, and reported to the user. Training and instruction modules can provide directed instruction and training exercises for a user to work on particular skills for which the user desires to raise proficiency.

A silencer for a gun, in particular a handgun, is provided, comprising a silencer housing with a rear end wall which faces the barrel of the gun and with a front end wall which lies opposite the rear end wall. The silencer also comprises an attachment rail for attaching the silencer to the gun, with the attachment rail being arranged on the rear end wall of the silencer housing. The silencer can also be used as a duel simulator. Furthermore, a holster is also provided for holstering the firearm according to the invention.

A silencer for a gun, in particular a handgun, is provided, comprising a silencer housing with a rear end wall which faces the barrel of the gun and with a front end wall which lies opposite the rear end wall. The silencer also comprises an attachment rail for attaching the silencer to the gun, with the attachment rail being arranged on the rear end wall of the silencer housing. The silencer can also be used as a duel simulator. Furthermore, a holster is also provided for holstering the firearm according to the invention.