Good article about how your can use your shiny new VR goggles for something other that practicing your shooting: Studio 360 –  The pioneers who are making the first virtual-reality narratives. BY ANDREW MARANTZ Janicza Bravo makes short films about loneliness. In one, Michael Cera plays an abrasive paraplegic who can’t get lucky. In another,… Read More

And see the LeadTech watermark Then look down . . .

Doc Jim dusts some VR clay pigeons while Doc Charles watches. What you see on the screen is a tiny 2D version of what you see in 3D in virtual world clarity. “Wow” is the most used expression. We learn from each demo.  Jim suggested we get a control group of novices, teach one group… Read More

We are going to add PlayStation VR to our build list for the fall:   It has some gun controllers, none of which come close to emulating the ergonomics of a real gun, but should be fine for most gamers.    

HTC Vive ships with two hand held controllers.  So, in order to enable shooters to have a full size gun controller, we are going to fabricate a gun controller that fits on your own gun. We have found that more experienced shooters benefit from being able to shoot standing up,  moving their torso and shoulders… Read More

Is all on the screen – shoot the control buttons with the laser

Nary a rain cloud in sight at the world’s best VR shotgun shooting game 

Jocelyn is a former NCAA Ivy League gymnast, orthopedic surgeon, mother of two and budding VR pistolero. The screen is there for spectators (or a coach) to have a 2D view of what Jocelyn sees in 3D.  

The Judge, like a lot of experienced shotgun shooters, prefers to stand up when shooting with Lead Tech. He’s sitting down for these skeet pair. Note that since the TV is 2D the other half of the VR shotgun barrel is missing !