Question 1

ABOUT THE SHOT BOT

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Launched in 2019 by innovator Kris Knutson, the Shot Bot Target System marks a significant advancement in law enforcement firearms training. With its patent highlighting a leap in technology, this system originated from Knutson's expertise in tech, initially aimed at sports but quickly pivoted to fulfill the critical needs of tactical training.
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The journey of Shot Bot, starting in 2017, was fueled by the recognition of a gap in training tools — the need for more dynamic, realistic scenarios. Knutson's dedication led to a prototype that, after exhaustive testing and positive law enforcement feedback, evolved into a key tool for firearms training, prized for its realism and adaptability.
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Shot Bot has become a foundational element in active shooter and scenario-based training, significantly enhancing officer readiness and decision-making skills. It's engineered to replicate the unpredictability of real-life confrontations, making it a crucial asset in modern law enforcement training.
 
We invite you to discover how integrating Shot Bot into your training program can revolutionize your approach to law enforcement training.   Join elite agencies that have already benefited from its unmatched effectiveness in preparing officers for today's challenges.

Question 2

WHAT HAPPENS IF MY SHOT BOT IS DAMAGED OR MALFUNCTIONS?

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Shot Bot USA warrants that your Shot Bot Target System will be free of defects in materials or workmanship under normal field and range use for 3 month from the date of purchase. We understand normal field and range use could mean the target system accidentally gets shot.  Shot Bot will, at its option, repair or replace without charge upon receipt of proof of the date of purchase.

Question 3

WHERE ARE SHOT BOTS PRODUCED?

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The products are designed and manufactured in the United States, with operations based primarily in Columbia, Missouri.

Question 4

DOES EACH NEW TARGET REQUIRE ITS OWN REMOTE CONTROL?

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The Six Button Remote Controller can sequence activations for an array of up to 8 target bases. However, the Single Button Remote Controller is only able to control a single target at one time.

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