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Tactical Training in todays environment
 In the new age of combat training it is ever more crucial to prepare our soldiers before deployment. The battlefield has changed, and so must the tools of life-saving combat training.
XPOWER is the latest training tool available. It is designed to replicate the look, feel, and action of the real M4, and provide interactive, instant, tactile feedback during crucial training. The XPOWER features shell ejection after every shot, magazine-fed marking rounds, and has the power source discretely housed inside the butt stock.
The training rounds for the XPOWER LE (special version for Law Enforcement) are shot at 370-400 feet per second, keeping point-of-impact on target over great distances. These units are ideal training tools to teach soldiers what they did wrong and how to do better with greater safety and more training options than live-fire. Mock opposing forces can shoot back, safely but impressively, in live-action exercises. When they hit, it provides a psychological impact and imprint in the mind of the soldier what he/she did wrong. Through the breakthrough training these tools enable, the soldiers learn more effectively how to take proper cover and coordinate movement.
Similar systems are currently being used by elements of the U.S. Army, Marines, Navy, Air Force, and many other governmental departments and agencies around the world. We expect even more personell will be prepared and trained for duty using the Xpower system.
View the documentation video of the similar RAP4 METS with the U.S. Army 95th Division below.
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| RealAction XPower in tactical training
 The XPower training marker provide real world training at a low cost. Scenario based training is generally recognized as the most valuable and often least practiced training in law enforcement today. The best scenario based training places the officer in as realistic an environment as possible, while maintaining safety. In order to provide this level of training, a force on force tool is required. That tool needs to be realistic, practical, easy to use, and reasonably priced.
The XPower marker mimics the most popular weapon system in use by law enforcement today, the M4 carbine. It provides the means for an officer or a soldier to safely deploy a weapons system that is incredibly similar to their actual deployment weapon. This provides a means for realistic and practical scenario based training, utilizing force on force, in a safe and cost effective manner as real as it gets.
Realistic Training
 XPower provides a simple and cost effective way to provide realistic simulation training. Each system has approximately the same weight as the similar to the original weapon. The operating controls are all the same. Accessories such as a rail interface system and rail mount system can be mounted which allows for different sites and scopes to be mounted. The same accessories mounted on the live fire gun such as flash lights, handgrips, tripods and aimpoints can be mounted with ease. At appropriate training distances these systems are quite accurate and allow the officer to perform similarly to how they would in a real life situation. They sound like the real thing, at lower levels which is not damaging to hearing. The XPower provide the user with a realistic training tool, at a reasonable price, and as safely as possible.
Reliable and Maintenance free
 We dare to say that the XPower is of the highest quality available in the market place. The system is simple, and easy to use in the simulation training environment. The airsystem used is either disposable 12gsm cartridges which can be easily reloaded or by refillable cylinder which can be refilled via a CO2 tank on site. Training seminars can be provided. There are many accessories available for each weapon system, and all can be easily installed, and used. Each system can be virtually tailored to the primary weapons system used by the department. These systems can be put into practice with little effort, and with little cost in training. There is no expensive training class needed to be an instructor, and there is no NEED for recurring training to maintain your ability to use the system. It is one of the easiest systems to use on the market today.
Safe
 The XPower is a stand-alone systems that do not require conversion. Since the system is a marking cartridge/ paintball system, it is not possible to either load, or fire anything lethal from this marker. The magazines used in the XPower will NOT fit into the live fire system, and the reverse is true as well. In the last few years, officers have been injured and killed during the implementation of force on force training. By providing the ability for a trainer to completely outfit his officers with marking systems, with no need for conversion, it is possible to gain greater control over the training environment, and insure the safety of the officers, and role players. The projectiles used are traveling at velocities that will not likely injure. Even at very close range it is not possible for the projectile to cause serious injury. At typical training distances even breaking the skin is not likely. Officers can train with less protective equipment, adding to the realism of the training, without risking injury.
Cost Effective Training
 In this day and age, cost is always a concern. The XPower systems are about half the price of similar systems on the market today. The cost of the ammunition used is about 1/5th the price of the other systems. Since they are truly marking systems, and not firearms, there are none of the issues associated with firearms to contend with. There is no need to “convert” a live firing weapon for use in force on force training. The rifle and sub-gun systems are fully automatic, yet require no legal paperwork. There is no need to maintain a separate inventory of guns, that you need for training. You can equip a SWAT team with primary and secondary weapons systems for about half the cost of many systems, and since the projectile cost is about .08 cents per round, you can train more often, and with more realism.
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