The True Vector Innovation
Welcome, Shooter!
Your interest is well justified.
True Vector has solved the problem of anticipation/flinch for pistol marksmanship training. This is a big claim since this movement is the main problem for most shooters, whether they recognize it or not. Cognitive design provides the solution.
Cognitive design involves synchronizing the desired outcome with the way the brain processes information and makes decisions while engaged in an activity. It focuses on making systems that are intuitive to give people the right feedback at the right time and in a manner they can use naturally. Great cognitive design gives them no choice but to comply with the system, and True Vector employs great cognitive design. This is not a training philosophy or disembodied concept; it is a mechanical device that is a part of the pistol but which does not intrude on any of your existing equipment or techniques. The True Vector system allows you to shoot on the range, live fire, with your own gun. If your objective is to be the best shooter you can be or to make great shooters, True Vector has the product that will compel you to do so.
Our innovation will significantly improve your marksmanship, reduce the time and ammunition required to shoot well, and, most importantly, reveal to you the pleasure and satisfaction of being “a great shot.” For law enforcement and military academies, it will free up training time for other disciplines that demand attention in our increasingly complex world.
If these claims seem strange, we understand. The True Vector solution is a first-principles embodied phenomenon that does not resemble anything yet seen in the shooting industry.
If you are a shooting professional or investor who wants to be a part of the True Vector revolution, please let us know. This patent-pending product is a category disruptor that produces a thousand-yard stare and a moment of reckoning for those who understand its implications. In the meantime, be assured that very shortly, the answer to most of your marksmanship problems is just around the corner.