What sets our instruction apart!
Live and dry training with technology!
Here, your shot isn't evaluated merely by eye. Electronic equipment measures what happens throughout the entire shooting process, identifying the causes of errors and fundamental flaws while tracking your progress with data.
Why measuring changes everything
Instruction that does not rest on opinion
Most firearms training in Brazil relies on visual assessment: the instructor observes, corrects what they can see, and the student takes their word for it. The problem is that the error sabotaging the shot occurs in a fraction of a second often within fundamental mechanics like trigger control and is rarely visible to the naked eye.
Here, training is MEASURED. We use electronic shot analysis equipment at every stage: the device records the firearm's movement before, during, and after each trigger pull, identifies the probable cause of any deviation, and tracks your progress session by session. You leave knowing exactly what you did wrong, why you did it, and based on hard data rather than opinion how much you have improved.
Precision Diagnostics
What the sensor measures on every press
Aim Trajectory
The sensor tracks the firearm's movement before, during and after every trigger press.
Smooth Trigger Press
Flags when your finger is badly placed or the press comes out uneven.
Recoil Control
Detects recoil anticipation before the shot even breaks.
MantisX - Analysis of every shot.
MantisX is a sensor that attaches to a firearm's rail and tracks its movement throughout the entire trigger pull. After every shot, it provides a score and a diagnosis indicating issues such as anticipating recoil, poor finger placement on the trigger, or squeezing the grip at the wrong moment.
It works for both live fire and dry fire, which is a game-changer: you can train safely without ammunition while still getting measurable data on your performance. Your history is recorded after every session, making your progress clearly visible an especially useful feature for those preparing for technical proficiency tests.
Mantis BlackBeard – Shot-by-shot analysis for 5.56x45mm AR-platform rifles.
With rifles, dry-fire training has always run up against the same problem: the weapon must be manually recocked after every pull, which breaks the rhythm and limits repetition and repetition is what builds muscle memory.
The BlackBeard solves this: installed in place of the bolt, it automatically resets the trigger after every pull and projects a laser aligned with the barrel, showing exactly where the weapon was aimed at the moment of the shot. The result: hundreds of repetitions per session without ammunition, without disassembling the weapon, and with immediate visual feedback on the point of impact.
Tactical Comparison
Traditional training × enhanced ballistic training
Traditional Training
Enhanced Ballistic (MantisX)
Error assessment
Traditional Training
By eye, through the instructor's observation
Enhanced Ballistic (MantisX)
Measured by the sensor: a score and the likely cause of the deviation
Repetition without ammunition
Traditional Training
Limited — every press requires re-cocking the firearm
Enhanced Ballistic (MantisX)
BlackBeard re-cocks itself: hundreds of repetitions per session
Progress
Traditional Training
Stays in the student's and instructor's perception
Enhanced Ballistic (MantisX)
Logged session by session, comparable from day one to test day
Sunday Sessions
Sunday is fundamentals and MantisX day
Theory and hands-on dry-fire sessions with MantisX, exclusively for those who want to lock in the fundamentals before the technical capability test.
Sunday: 08:30–13:00Error identified and named
Errors such as anticipation, grip, trigger manipulation...
Training without ammunition
A significant portion of the correction takes place during dry fire, resulting in real cost savings and more repetitions per session.
Progress in numbers
Every session is recorded. You can see the difference between the first day and the test day.
Want to train like this? The equipment is used in the courses and in preparation for the technical proficiency test; there is no extra cost.