S ROYAL ARMS FBG2 CAN USE EITHER STANDARD 209 PRIMERS OR SPECIAL 12-GAUGE BLANKS DEPENDING ON THE TRAINING SCENARIO. PHOTO: AUTHOR
A legally defensible policy and proper training are key to the safe and effective employment of flash-bangs. Most of the injuries that occur are the direct result of operator error. Operator error can almost always be linked to a failure in training. Training not only saves lives, it’s your first line of defense in court. Training must be thoroughly documented. If it’s not documented, it didn’t happen.
The key terms in training today are re- ality-based training, near-to-real training. Of course, reality cannot be replicated in a training environment. The goal in train- ing must therefore be realistic simulation. For training to be meaningful, it must be as close to reality as possible. A lack of meaningful training and not just a lack of training can constitute a deliberate indif- ference to a known risk.
S SAFETY WAS PARAMOUNT IN THE DESIGN OF THE ROYAL ARMS FBG2. THE SAFETY SPOON AND CROSS-PIN BLOCK PREVENT ANY CHANCE OF THE FBG2 INADVERTENTLY FIRING. IT ALSO FEATURES A DUAL-PIN CAPABILITY DESIGN THAT ALLOWS THE FBG2 TO CONTINUE TO BE EMPLOYED SAFELY IN THE ADVENT OF THE LOSS OF THE SPOON. PHOTO: AUTHOR
Today, there are a variety of training devices available that are designed to re- alistically simulate the characteristics of operational flash-bangs. Training flash- bangs fall into three categories—inert, pyrotechnic and non-pyrotechnic. They replicate to varying degrees the handling characteristics of operational flash-bangs
W THE ROYAL ARMS FBG2 FEATURES A SINGLE UNIVERSAL CHAMBER. IT UTILIZES A SPECIAL INSERT (INCLUDED) FOR THE USE OF 209 PRIMERS. PHOTO: AUTHOR
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