The Outdoor Wire

UNIT Solutions to Exhibit at 2026 IACP in Orlando

UNIT Solutions will exhibit at the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) 2026 Annual Conference and Exposition, Oct. 24-27 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida, in booth 3172.

Attendees can conduct live product demonstrations with the new UNIT9 Compact Training Pistol and the UNIT4 Training Rifle, and meet with the UNIT Solutions sales team to discuss agency training programs. The exposition hall is open Oct. 25-27.

"We're proud to support law enforcement professionals with training tools that look, feel and function like their duty weapons, so the reps they put in during training carry over to the job," said Cody Snider, co-president of UNIT Solutions. "IACP puts us in front of the leaders who decide how an entire department trains. It's the place to showcase how a system engineered for safe and realistic training can do."

The UNIT9 Training Pistol is a 1:1 replica of a standard-issue duty pistol, with identical weight and balance to the duty weapon and a fit for standard duty holsters. The UNIT4 Training Rifle is built on the same forgings as a live AR-15, giving officers a familiar manual of arms, controls and operation without the risk or regulatory burden of a firearm.

UNIT Solutions products have been fielded by every branch of the Department of War and more than 175 federal, state and local agencies.

UNIT Solutions Inc. is a developer, manufacturer and distributor of purpose-built firearms training systems headquartered in Twinsburg, Ohio. Its flagship products, the UNIT4 Training Rifle and UNIT9 Training Pistol, are 1:1 scale, non-lethal training platforms that combine durable hardware with cost-effective training ammunition. The systems are designed to replicate the weight, balance and manual of arms of their live-fire counterparts, letting military, law enforcement and civilian users build life-saving muscle memory with higher training frequency and lower logistical overhead. UNIT Solutions systems are currently fielded across all branches of the U.S. military and hundreds of federal, state and local law enforcement agencies. For more information, visit www.unitsolutions.com.