SCATT MX-02 is an electronic shooting trainer intended for shooting practice with real paper targets. The unique feature of this system is the ability to train either in the dry fire mode or in live fire, using real ammunition. The trainer is also designed to be used both indoors and at open shooting ranges.
Another standout feature of this model in comparison to other SCATT systems is the lack of an electronic target. Which means that now you will be able to train by simply using a paper target or a standard target installation (i.e. SportQuantum, SIUS ASCOR, Meyton, Polytronic,). In live fire training you don’t have to worry anymore about damaging the electronic target frame. The system can withstand heavy recoil even from high-power cartridges.
The sensor has an adjustable dial that adjusts the optics of the sensor to distances from 5m up to 500m.
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ABOUT SCATT
The history of SCATT Shooting Systems began in 1991 in Russia. The SCATT trainer was initially developed to train the Russian Olympic Shooting Team. SCATT is well regarded as the best electronic shooting trainer in the world and therefore is a trainer of choice for most Olympic shooting teams, law enforcement agencies, and civilian maksmen. Until recently the use of SCATT trainers was mostly limited to select groups of elite world class professional shooters. Now, however, the world's best electronic shooting trainers are easily available for any shooting enthusiast. Most popular models include SCATT WS1 Wireless, SCATT USB and the new SCATT MX-02.
How SCATT Trainers can be essential for your shooting performance
The SCATT system is a high-tech electronic shooting trainer that can help any shooter, at any level to make his/her shooting training more effective and move quicker towards the perfect score. The greatest benefit of the SCATT trainer is that it allows the shooter and/or his coach to visualize and understand what is occurring during the entire aiming and shooting process. Not only does SCATT show where the shot went, most importantly it shows why it went there. It gives the coach and the trainee the power to detect every movement prior to the shot and following after the shot, it follows and records the trace of the aiming point in real time. A wide variety of metrics which SCATT provides ranges from a visual representation of the aiming trajectory to graphs and mathematical models of shooting patterns. It helps the shooter discover even the finest errors in aiming, hold control, attention, trigger release, etc.
The use of SCATT for training is virtually essential for top level performance at any level of training from amateurs to world class professionals. For beginners dry fire training with SCATT considerably shortens the learning process, because the shooter doesn’t “practice through” his mistakes, but eliminates them immediately without getting used to them and thus without turning them into a habit. While for professionals SCATT is an essential tool for the identification of the smallest errors that escape discovery otherwise, but still have a detrimental effect on the final results. With SCATT the shooter is able to discover the shortest and most effective path to the elimination of errors and the perfection of results. All training results can be recorded in the SCATT Professional program for further analysis and compared with own results or training result of world's best shooters.
A few hours of SCATT training and a thoughtful and careful analysis of your shots can yield greater results than weeks of traditional training at the shooting range.
