VR frames

What a VR training frame is

A VR training frame is a replica of your gun's frame, sized and weighted to match the real thing, built to pair with a VR headset and motion controller. It lets you run draw, reload and trigger-manipulation drills against a virtual target while holding something that feels like your actual pistol rather than a generic controller.

What it gives you over a generic controller

• True-to-life weight and geometry – the frame is matched to the real gun's dimensions and mass, so muscle memory built in VR carries over to dry-fire and live-fire practice
• Working trigger and controls – an integrated trigger replica and magazine catch let you practise trigger press and reload timing, not just pointing and clicking
• Repetition without range time or ammunition cost – draw and reload drills can be run indoors, at volume, without the cost or logistics of live fire

What's included and what to check before ordering

A VR frame typically ships as the frame, trigger and magazine catch; the VR headset, motion controller and the firearm control unit that connects the two are sold separately and must be compatible with your specific headset generation. Grip panel compatibility and whether the frame includes a magwell varies by model, and most frames are sized for closed (non-competition) holsters. Always check the exact contents and headset compatibility on the individual product page before ordering.