Shots Fired Innovations · Lubbock, Texas

One body.Four drills.

Wounded Wilson is the only training dummy that runs bleeding control, CPR, restraint, and strike drills on a single unit — so a TCCC or TECC program stops buying four products to teach four skills.

Private training operators

30 days. No cost.

A unit in your gym for a month. Honest feedback in exchange, and a beta discount if you keep it.

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Agencies & procurement

Quote & spec sheet

Line-item quote, full component specification, and the paperwork your purchasing office needs.

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Base price: $2,500
Unit weight: 16–18 lb
Transport: Folds flat
Built: Lubbock, TX

01 / The case for one unit

Four purchase orders,
or one.

Every skill below is normally taught on its own dedicated product. Four line items, four things to store, four things to load into a vehicle. Wounded Wilson does all four on the same body.

CPR manikinSeparate buy

Trauma / hemorrhage manikinSeparate buy

Restraint & arrest dummySeparate buy

Strike & impact bagSeparate buy

→ Replaced by

Wounded Wilson · Base

^$2,500

Hemorrhage control with a live wet-blood system
CPR chest compressions on a resistance plate
Handcuff, restraint and drag training
Reinforced strike and impact zones
Folds flat — one storage footprint, one carry

02 / The part nobody else has

Pull a limb
mid-drill.

Limbs separate at the joint through a magnetic coupling. Each one carries its own fluid line that draws from the central reservoir while attached and seals shut the moment it comes off.

An instructor pulls a lower limb without warning and the class is suddenly running a tourniquet or wound-packing exercise on a residual limb. Swapping back takes seconds and no tools. It is the one traumatic-amputation scenario no other training dummy on the market puts in front of a student.

The magnetic coupling and self-sealing fluid routing are documented in a patentability supplement filed with the Texas Tech Office of Research Commercialization. The original hybrid design is covered by an existing design patent filing.

Magnetic limb coupling — no tools, seconds

03 / How to get one

Two ways in

You either want to put your hands on it before you spend money, or you have a purchasing process to feed. Both are handled directly by the founding team.

For private training operators

30-day loan unit

You run it in your own classes for a month at no cost. In exchange we ask for honest answers to ten questions. If you keep it, a beta discount comes off the purchase.

Tell us who you train and roughly how often.
A unit ships to you for 30 days, no charge.
Run it however you actually teach — wet labs included.
Ten questions at the end. Wrap-up call, honest answers.
Keep it at a beta discount, or send it back.

Request a loan unit →

For agencies & departments

Quote & documentation

Purchasing offices need paper before they need a demo. Tell us the quantity and we send back everything your buyer is going to ask for.

Line-item quote at your quantity.
Full component specification sheet.
Product disclaimer and terms of use.
W-9 and remittance details for your AP office.
An estimated delivery window before anything is signed.

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04 / Component specification

Built like gear,
not like a toy.

A sewn soft-goods assembly over foam and a flexible armature. Everything below is on the spec sheet we hand a contract manufacturer.

Outer shell

Shell fabric	Waterproof PU-coated polyester canvas, 600D–1000D class (Cordura or equivalent), forest green. Sewn hook-and-loop panels, reinforced stress points, rubberized carry handles.
Main entry zipper	#10 molded tooth, water-resistant (YKK Vislon or equivalent) — 72 in side entry, 36 in back.
Access zippers	#5 coil × 10, for wound ports and insert pockets.

Inner body

Compression suit	Sewn body form in waterproof PU/TPU-coated ripstop nylon.
Body fill	Shredded viscoelastic memory foam to a 16–18 lb total unit weight.
Limb cores	Closed-cell extruded polyethylene foam cylinders; open-cell polyurethane inserts at hands and feet.
Armature	Flexible rubber-sheathed wire members, 3 × 80 in, for poseability.

Functional hardware

Limb coupling	Nickel-plated neodymium disc magnets, detachable-limb coupling at the joints.
Insert pockets	Five waterproof TPU-lined internal pockets sized for silicone wound-simulation inserts.
Wet-blood system	Fluid reservoirs with self-sealing internal lines for hemorrhage, tourniquet and wound-packing simulation.
Restraint anchors	Reinforced wrist and ankle points rated for repeated cuffing and drag loads.

05 / Models

What you're buying

Two configurations on the same body. Every unit is built to order in Lubbock, Texas, and we confirm your delivery window before you pay.

Base $2,500

The full four-in-one unit. This is what most instructors buy.

Complete foldable body, 16–18 lb
Wet-blood hemorrhage system with wound ports
CPR compression plate
Handcuff, restraint and drag anchors
Reinforced strike zones
Detachable magnetic limbs
Poseable internal armature

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Advanced $3,500

Everything in Base, plus the expansion options for programs running full wet labs.

Everything in Base
Hemorrhage control kit for wound-packing wet labs
Portable handcuffing stand for demonstrations
Durable transport case
Electronics inserts — in development

Talk to us about Advanced →

06 / Where the company stands

Early, and
honest about it.

Shots Fired Innovations is a pre-seed company with a delivered purchase order and units in the field. You will always be talking to the people who build it.

01: First purchase order deliveredUnits built, shipped and in use in a live training program.
07: Prototypes out on loanFinished units available for 30-day evaluation with instructors.
04: Skills, one bodyBleeding control, CPR, restraint and strike on the same unit.
TTU: Innovation Hub AcceleratorTexas Tech Innovation Hub, Cohort 10. Design patent filed.

07 / Questions instructors ask

Before you buy

How does the bleeding actually work?

Internal fluid reservoirs feed self-sealing lines that run to wound ports on the torso and limbs. Fluid comes out under pressure at the wound site, so a tourniquet or a wound pack either stops it or it doesn't — the feedback is the same feedback a student gets in the field. The system refills and runs repeatedly, and the coated waterproof shell wipes down afterward.

Can I really use it for strike training and medical training?

Yes, and that is the whole point of the design. The reinforced impact zones, restraint anchors, CPR plate and wound ports are all mounted to the same foam torso and core structure. A single unit runs a defensive-tactics block in the morning and a TCCC wet lab in the afternoon.

How big is it and how do I move it?

16–18 lb, roughly human sized, and it folds flat for transport and storage. Rubberized carry handles are sewn into the shell. One person loads it into a vehicle without help, which is the reason it gets used more often than equipment that lives on a shelf.

Do you sell to agencies on a purchase order?

Yes. Request a quote and we send a line-item quote at your quantity, the full component specification, the product disclaimer and terms of use, and a W-9 for your AP office. If your department buys through a cooperative purchasing portal, tell us which one and we will confirm where we stand with it.

What's the catch on the 30-day loan?

There isn't one, but we are honest about why we do it. We are a pre-seed company and structured feedback from working instructors is worth more to us right now than a single sale. You run the unit for 30 days, you answer ten questions at the end, and if you want to keep it there is a beta discount on the purchase. If it isn't right for your program, you send it back and we learn why.

What's the difference between Base and Advanced?

Same body, same four capabilities. Advanced adds the hemorrhage control kit for wound-packing wet labs, the portable handcuffing stand for demonstrations, and a durable transport case. Electronics inserts are planned for Advanced but are not shipping yet, and we will not bill you for them until they are.

Who builds these?

They are cut, sewn and assembled to order in Lubbock, Texas. Manufacturing capacity is scaling deliberately alongside orders rather than ahead of them, so we confirm your delivery window before taking payment, and we tell you early if it moves.

08 / Contact

Talk to the
people who
build it.

Every message goes straight to the founding team. No list, no sequence, no automated follow-up. If you would rather just call, the number is below and it is answered.

Emailagg1130@gmail.com

Phone(928) 271-1088

CompanyShots Fired Innovations LLC

Built inLubbock, Texas

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