Tactical training round

Tactical training rounds (TTR), are a type of training ammunition used to simulate live fire.

Description

The TTR has a plastic polymer shell that helps maintain the actual characteristics of bullet flight. Inside, there is a proximity fuse that dissolves the shell when the round comes within 10 centimeters of a surface. Once dissolved, a blob of red paint splatters onto the target. The paint also hides a powerful anesthetic, capable of knocking a target unconscious for hours depending on the area hit, and immobilizes the nano-fibers woven into training clothing, causing it to harden, as well as inflicting pain the given area. The target then loses the ability to move the body part that is hit, simulating a bullet wound to that area. At the end of an exercise, the trainees can be unfrozen with a specialized baton.   The rounds can be used in most USC firearms, including A5 series assault rifles, G47 series sidearms, SRS 75 series sniper rifles, as well as B7W combat rifles. There are also TTR grenades and claymores