Judgment and decision-making
Work through evolving scenarios that require participants to assess what is happening before deciding how to respond.
Judgmental Firearms Training
Practice decision-making across a large library of firearms-simulator scenarios in scheduled one-hour sessions for individuals and groups of up to six participants.
Scenario practice for better decisions under pressure
Arrow Security’s Judgmental Firearms Simulator uses a broad library of interactive scenarios to support decision-making, marksmanship practice, and skills development in a controlled training environment. Sessions can be tailored to the participant or group and can place students in situations that require observation, communication, and a defensible response.
Simulator practice is supplemental training. It does not replace the classroom instruction, live-fire qualification, guard registration, employer authorization, or recurring firearms requirements that apply to armed security work.
What simulator training can support
The value of each session comes from making choices, seeing the result, and reviewing the scenario with clear training goals.
Threat recognition and restraint
Practice distinguishing details that may affect whether a response is necessary, proportionate, delayed, or avoided.
Communication under pressure
Use clear verbal direction, observation, and situational awareness while a scenario changes.
After-action review
Discuss choices and outcomes so the session produces specific lessons for continued practice.
Marksmanship and skills practice
Use the simulator as a supplement to safe firearms handling and live practice, not as a substitute for required qualification.
Individual or group goals
Schedule a session for one participant or a group of up to six and confirm the goals you want the instructor to emphasize.
How to arrange a simulator session
Simulator time is scheduled by arrangement rather than through a published calendar.
Requirements, scheduling, and current pricing
Current offer: The prominent simulator page currently lists an introductory rate of $50 per hour, regularly $75, for up to six participants. An older flyer on that page contains conflicting participant and pricing details, so confirm the current offer when scheduling.
Dates: No fixed public schedule is posted. Call 602-863-1022 to reserve a session and confirm availability.
Prerequisites: The public simulator page does not state a minimum age, prior-course requirement, required equipment, firearms policy, certification outcome, or licensing credit. Discuss the participant’s experience, the session goals, and every safety or equipment requirement before arriving.
Registration: Simulator reservations are made by phone. The general course catalog is provided for participants who also want to review Arrow Security’s currently available certification and skills courses.
Judgmental firearms training questions
Confirm the session format and current offer before making plans.
The prominent current offer says a session may include up to six participants. Confirm the group size when scheduling because older material on the source page contains different limits.
The visible current offer lists an introductory price of $50 per hour, regularly $75. Call Arrow Security to confirm the price and any group-specific details before reserving a time.
No fixed dates are published. Call 602-863-1022 to arrange simulator time and confirm availability.
The public simulator page does not state a prerequisite. Share each participant's experience level when scheduling so Arrow can confirm whether the session is appropriate and what preparation is required.
No. Simulator practice does not replace the required armed-guard course, live-fire qualification, current registration, employer authorization, or recurring firearms requirements.
The simulator is not currently presented as a purchasable catalog item. Call Arrow Security to schedule simulator time; use the catalog to review other available courses.
Practice the decision before the pressure is real.
Call to arrange Judgmental Firearms Simulator training, or browse the current catalog for additional firearms and security courses.