Feinwerkbau makes no compromises when it comes to young shooters. Excellent workmanship, high-quality components from the match sector and the experience of three generations create ideal conditions for professional training in light shooting right from the start.

Due to numerous changes in German firearms legislation, it has become increasingly difficult for clubs to promote young talent. The age restriction of 12 years makes it difficult for many shooting clubs to attract children and young people and get them interested in shooting.

Light shooting offers a perfect opportunity to counteract this negative trend. Children and young people from the age of 6 can experience the fascination of shooting sports without the age restriction required by the Weapons Act. Laser shooting is a must for every forward-looking club!

The rifle simulators from Feinwerkbau offer young shooters ideal conditions for professional training in light shooting. Fully-fledged triggers from the match range and the swivelling match diopter from Feinwerkbau are fitted as standard, as are numerous adjustment options. A rail for attaching a sling holder expands the range of possible applications and a stock or grip for right and left-handed shooters makes the simulators real all-rounders in the shooting club.

The simulator rifle is available with either a stock made of beech wood or aluminium.

Together with the high-quality electronic components from DISAG, the simulators from Feinwerkbau combine to form packages with many possible uses. By pulling the trigger on the simulator, a laser is triggered by a structure-borne sound sensor and detected by the precise laser target. The shots fired can be analysed on a standard laptop using the software supplied. The target and laptop can be connected either by cable or via Bluetooth.
Alternatively, the Mini View II display unit offers flexible display options and results can be documented and analysed using the new DISAG app. Various competition modes offer a wide range of applications for young shooters!