Air Rifle Shooting Simulator
 | Air Rifle Shooting Simulator Players: 1–4 |
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A Skill-Based 10m Air Rifle Simulation
The 10m Air Rifle Shooting Simulator recreates the aiming, firing and scoring process of precision air rifle shooting through an optical target system. Players use a competition-style simulation rifle, aim at the electronic target and receive immediate results through the control screen and overhead display.
Because the system uses optical signals rather than live ammunition, it can introduce a precision shooting experience into indoor sports centers, shooting experience halls, active entertainment venues, clubs and other commercial locations.
Optical Shot Detection and Infrared Tracking
The system combines two optical technologies to record different parts of each attempt. A 650 nm visible-light signal is used for shot detection, while 850 nm infrared tracking records muzzle movement during aiming.
With a stated beam divergence of 1.0 mrad, an electronic trigger and a pulse width below 20 ms, the system is designed to capture shooting actions and provide responsive target feedback.
Trigger Pressure and Muzzle Movement Analysis
In addition to displaying the final score, the shooting analysis interface can show trigger-pressure changes, the pressure curve and the movement path of the rifle before the shot.
This gives players more meaningful feedback than a score alone. They can review their aiming stability, trigger control and movement pattern after each attempt, adding a measurable skill-development element to the experience.
Competition-Style Simulation Rifle
The simulation rifle weighs approximately 4.3 kg and is designed to provide a substantial, competition-style handling experience. The standard configuration includes a 75 g barrel balance weight, with an additional adjustable weight range of approximately 45–450 g.
Different rifle configurations may be available according to the intended users and venue requirements. Final rifle specifications should be confirmed when the project configuration is approved.
Complete Shooting Lane System
Each shooting lane can include a simulation rifle, optical target area, control screen, operation buttons, rifle support stand, overhead monitor and supporting structure.
The reference multi-lane layout measures approximately 4 × 8 × 3 m and supports 1–4 players. The number of lanes and the overall footprint can be adjusted according to the available floor area. Rated power is approximately 230 W per lane.
Suitable Commercial Applications
This optical shooting simulator can be incorporated into sports centers, digital sports venues, active game centers, family entertainment centers, clubs, team-building facilities and dedicated shooting experience halls.
Its individual scoring and shooting-analysis functions support casual play, score challenges, training activities and organized group competitions. Multiple lanes can also be arranged side by side to increase capacity and create a more visible competitive atmosphere.
Planning the Right Configuration
Before production, the venue should confirm the available space, required number of lanes, target user group, operating voltage, interface language and preferred exterior design.
The final layout, equipment configuration and installation requirements should be reviewed against the approved site plan. This helps ensure that the shooting lanes, player positions and circulation areas work together correctly within the venue.