TEMPE, AZ--(Marketwire - Nov 29, 2011) - VirTra Systems (PINKSHEETS: [ VTSI ]), a leading provider of [ firearms training systems ] to Military, Law Enforcement agencies and accredited criminal justice programs, today announced a contract award for a VirTra 300 [ use of force training simulator ] from Northwest College located in Powell, Wyoming.

"Northwest College is among a growing number of innovative criminal justice programs incorporating our use of force simulators to better prepare students for careers in law enforcement," says Bob Ferris, CEO, VirTra Systems. "The VirTra 300 allows students to develop the decision-making skills required by officers in the real world."

The purchase includes tetherless recoil kits that allow students to train with real firearms, TASER® and OC kits for [ non-lethal weapons ] training and VirTra's patented Threat-Fire™ [ return fire system ]. Northwest College also selected accessories for low light training.

The VirTra 300 is the most immersive firearms training simulator available. Five screens surround students within 300 degrees of video-based [ use of force training ] scenarios. VirTra's patented Threat-Fire™ device enhances training realism with an adjustable electric impulse that simulates return fire.

Northwest College is a public two-year residential college located in Powell, Wyoming. The Criminal Justice program at Northwest College prepares students for Law Enforcement and correctional careers through courses including Criminal Investigation, Policing, Criminology, and Criminal Law.

About VirTra Systems

VirTra Systems, Inc. is a global leading provider of the world's most realistic and effective [ small arms training simulators ]. VirTra is the higher standard in [ firearms training simulators ], offering the only 300-degree simulator platform and the patented Threat-Fire™ [ return fire system ]. At VirTra, we believe that personnel entrusted with lethal force and critical missions require the very best training available.

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