Virtual Shooting for Real Training
Laser Shooting Training
Tehuelche Simulator
Virtual Shooting Range
Pushing the edge of technology to transform shooting training.
An open platform that lets you integrate your own laser weapons and kits, adaptable to any physical space — supporting up to four shooters per screen.
Experience official ISSF scoring, FBI training drills, clay target, long range shooting, all with real ballistics, and game‑based learning applied to shooting.
Offer your institution’s visitors and members a unique, accessible shooting experience — without age limits or regulatory barriers.
What We Do
We Provide Shooting Simulators
Shooting well does require practice. Practicing shooting requires ammunition, and ammunition is expensive.
Shooting Simulator
Institutional Deployments
Tehuelche is conceived as a flexible shooting simulator, so shooters and institutions can integrate the widest set of laser weapons, airsoft replicas and real weapons into the virtual shooting simulation.
Trigger Control makes all the difference, as with live ammunition
minimum attendance requirements for optimal training sessions
Leading Shooting Club in Buenos Aires
installation optimized for long range shooting
Varied Weapons Setup for Advanced Training
attending operational requirements of argentinan infantry marine corps
Ballistic Labs
Interactive content and visual enhancements support the teaching of ballistics. Six dedicated labs cover topics ranging from parabolic trajectories to specific calibers, heavy weapons, and rocket systems.
Operational Training
interactive support for instruction and training
FBI Training Drill
from the us to argentina, a national style that carved its way into shooting traidition
“I find the Tehuelche Simulator to be a reliable complement to live-fire training, providing providing structured drills that help maintain accuracy and consistency to improve performance standards. Using real competition gear and equipment enhances the authenticity and effectiveness of each session.”
Shooting Instructor
INOC-IROA Range Officer
Sebastián Caballer
