Realistic training
Practice your lead, timing and reactions in lifelike hunting scenarios. Build skills and confidence that carry into the field.
GAIM Hunting gives you realistic VR hunting training right from home. Train without a shooting range, ammunition or travel time, while keeping the same focus and feel as real hunting. Improve lead, reaction time and muscle memory while the analysis tool gives you insights from both hits and misses. Five of our most popular hunting scenarios are included, such as stag, bear, wild boar, mallard and SimPro® Hunting. Upgrade to the complete package to get all 15 hunting scenarios. Choose between the GAIM Laminate Rifle, the GAIM Wooden Rifle or the GAIM Adjustable Rifle.
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GAIM Laminate Rifle
Made from laminated wood, with realistic balance and feel for hunting and shotgun training.
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Hunting Scenario Starter
A Meta Quest headset is required. Sold separately.
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GAIM's Analysis Tool helps you understand not just where you hit, but how you got there. Replay your shots, follow your barrel movement and see exactly where you aimed, how you tracked the target and where your shot landed.
Explore detailed shot data, including distance, target speed, trajectory and lead, to understand what went right and what you can improve.
After each training session, review your results, identify patterns in your shooting and fine-tune your technique. Turn every shot into an opportunity to become a better, more confident hunter.
We collaborated with an Italian rifle stock manufacturer to develop a unique rifle for the GAIM simulator. The stock is handcrafted in Italy and assembled with the GAIM Trigger in Sweden, creating a virtual reality weapon that feels like the real deal. The GAIM Wooden Rifle is 3-in-1 in the simulator and can be used as an AR platform, shotgun, and bolt-action rifle.
By attaching your Meta Quest hand controller to the GAIM Wooden Rifle, you get precise tracking of the rifle’s position and movement. In the GAIM app, you can calibrate the positioning further to fit your shooting style.
No, you need to buy a Meta Quest Headset separately. GAIM is compatible with Meta Quest 3 & Meta Quest 3S.
That’s exactly what GAIM is built for. By letting you practice regularly and repeat the same shots again and again, GAIM helps you work on skills like target acquisition, swing, lead, trigger control and shot placement. After every shot, you can analyze what happened and adjust your technique.
Many GAIM users report improved shooting performance and greater confidence in real hunting and shooting situations.
GAIM is designed as a training simulator, not just a VR game. The system combines accurate weapon tracking with realistic ballistics, target movement and animal anatomy to recreate the decisions and movements involved in real shooting.
There’s no recoil, of course, and GAIM isn’t intended to replace live-fire practice. Instead, it lets you train the parts of your shooting technique that benefit from frequent repetition – whenever you want.
Because with GAIM, practice is always within reach. You can train at home for 10 minutes or an hour, repeat a difficult shot as many times as you like and fire thousands of virtual rounds without spending anything on ammunition.
That makes it easier to train more often – and use your time at the range for the things that actually require live ammunition.
You need a GAIM shooting simulator and a compatible Meta Quest headset. We recommend Meta Quest 3 for the best experience.
No gaming PC, TV or external sensors are required. If you want others to follow along, you can cast your Meta Quest view to a compatible TV or screen.
Yes. GAIM isn’t only about learning how to shoot – it’s about getting more opportunities to practice.
You can work on specific situations, repeat challenging shots, experiment with different distances and target speeds, and use instant feedback to understand exactly what happens before, during and after each shot. It’s a way to keep your skills sharp between hunts and range sessions.