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SOUTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS [SCDOC]
| | NO LMTS | WITH LMTS | IMPROVEMENTS | | Trainees Requiring Re-Fire During Qualification | 32% | 6% | 81% | | 9mm Rounds Expended in Re-Fire | 957 | 36 | 96% | | Non-Qualifing Students After 3 Re-Fire Sessions | 1 | 0 | |
After analyzing data, SCDOC determined that:
"When using the LMTS equipment, a much lower number of students had to re-fire and there was a reduction in the number of times students had to re-fire. The proper use of LMTS products would significantly reduce costs.during basic weapons training. LMTS also creates a more effective and productive weapons training program by providing more hands-on training during scheduled classroom hours and during times of inclement weather."
As a result of this data, SCDOC training experts:
"Strongly recommend the use of LMTS in all of our various weapons training programs - Basic, In-Service, and Institutional Requalification."
CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS [CA DOC]
| First Time Cumulative Qualification Scores | up 59% | | | | Projected Annual Savings | | Ammunition | $2,830.00 | | Labor / Instructor Time | $16,060.00 | | Cadet Training | $210,000.00 | | Total Savings | $228,890.00 |
After completion of a comprehensive study of LMTS at the R.A. McGee Correctional Training Center, the Director of Corrections has authorized all division of the CA DOC to purchase LMTS.
NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS
| Overall Qualification Scores | Up 68% | | Recruitment & Training Costs (in one class) | $95,200 |
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