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Spartanfights its way to realism
Cybergun hasmade a name for airsoſt replicas,butwith its SpartanMilitary offering it is nowbeing taken seriously by security and defence bodies too.
The firearms replica market has been slowly shiſting as the entire sector goes through a string of improvements. A closer work relationship
with firearms manufacturers, the emergence of new technologies and the ever- increasing use of steel and factory aluminium mean that today’s replica guns are more reliable and more ‘real’ than ever.
And that’s where Spartan
Military comes in. The security and defence division of the Cybergun group, it is specifically dedicated to professional markets and is not available to mainstream gamers and shooters. These replicas are about the
same weights, same designs and gravity centres as the real deal; even the slides are adjustable, creating a recoil effect, while the shooter has the option to install a Picatinny rail, ensuring numerous accessory options. Today’s Spartan Military
replicas are used as a reliable training aid. Indeed the services now really can “train with what you carry.”
REALITYAND FLEXIBILITY Given their realism, these replicas are especially suited for training situations since combat shooting can be learnt while using the correct hand gestures. These replicas can be used
to perfectly teach young professionals the rightway to use firearms – whether in terms of handling, security operations and more.
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www.guntradeworld.com They are also a particularly
fiting training method for special forces units with more and more complex simulations, especially in urban areas. In terms of flexibility, these
replicas are not weapons so the safetymeasures regarding their storage and ways to carry (whether by road, rails or air) are much easier to comply with. The fact that the projectiles
are not considered especially dangerous removes the need for safety zones and allows the training to happen without needing a dedicated area. Training can also be carried
out without damaging your surroundings, keeping buildings, vehicles or furniture intact at the end of the exercise. You will also be able to
conduct realistic force-to-force
exercises without needing the additional heavy protection equipments. Protective glasses and a face mask are all you need.
KEEPING COSTS DOWN The ownership costs of Spartan Military’s firearms replicas is low and cannot be compared to other training shooting methods.With low average costs of training ammunition, for 10,000 shots fired, your ammunition budget will go from €8,000 to about €150, all-inclusive,while the average cost of a replica is between €200 and €500, a competitive price compared to other existing solutions available on the market. In addition, Spartan Military’s technology keeps the environment in mind. Its BBs
are biogradable certified. The
CO² used in its cartridges comes directly from the atmosphere, which means it does NOT emit any kinds of greenhouse- effect gas. Its electric bateries
can be recharged and the CO² cartridges are recyclable, since they are made of steel and aluminium. Customised maintenance
workshops are also being planned and off er an adapted target system tailored to your needs. More products, such as
bulletproof vests, are also in production that can detect impacts, opening up more training opportunities for defence and security personnel.
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