TREX Arms Chameleon Variable Threat System

These fully randomized humanoid paper targets ensure that students will never see the same target twice.

Effectively identifying threats based on visual criteria is a skill that every armed citizen needs to master, whether civilian, military, or law enforcement.

The Chameleon is the next generation of target identification training for Live-Fire and Simunition scenarios.

Putting hits on a target is easy – you simply point and shoot. But positively identifying a threat isn’t so easy, and it’s a skill rarely exercised in the training world.

This is largely due to a lack of appropriate training tools. Most shoot/no-shoot scenarios and CQB training rely on repetitive paper targets.

The same bad guys.

The same good guys.

The same hostages.

In the same poses, wearing the same clothes, and using the same weapons.

This repetition creates a major problem: It trains students to react to targets based on memory instead of visual analysis of the data.

Reacting to a target imprinted on our minds is not effective target processing, and when this training deficiency mixes with real-world situations, the consequences can be tragic.

Standards must be raised.

For each category of target, we are rendering tens of thousands of unique images.

It will now be impossible to memorize the targets in a shoot house; every target is a completely different image of a unique person that will need to be analyzed every time.

Most importantly, Chameleon targets allow you to combat training complacency.

The targets force students to be on their A-game every time a target presents itself – eliminating the complacency of decision-making based on subconscious target memory.