Abstract: A weapon system training and firing aid comprising a shoulder bar attachment for elevating and/or traversing a weapon system is disclosed. It may have an elongate arm for attachment to the weapon system and extending in a generally rearward direction from the weapon system. Once coupled to a weapon system, it gives a user a stable method of supporting and moving the weapon system, allowing the user to quickly elevate and traverse the weapon system by giving the user an additional point of contact, for example at the shoulder or under the arm, to support and stabilize the weapon system.

Abstract: A direct fire weapon system training and firing aid having a shoulder bar attachment for elevating and/or traversing a direct fire weapon system. It has an elongate arm for attachment to the weapon system and extending in a generally rearward direction from the weapon system.

Abstract: A weapon training and firing aid having a shoulder bar attachment for elevating and/or traversing a weapon mount. A weapon training and firing aid has an elongate arm for attachment to a weapon mount and extending in a generally rearward direction from the weapon mount.

Abstract: A direct fire weapon system training and firing aid comprising a shoulder bar attachment for elevating and/or traversing a direct fire weapon system is disclosed. It may have an elongate arm for attachment to the weapon system and extending in a generally rearward direction from the weapon system. Once coupled to a weapon system, it gives a user a stable method of supporting and moving the weapon system, allowing the user to quickly elevate and traverse the weapon system by giving the user an additional point of contact, for example at the shoulder or under the arm, to support and stabilize the weapon system.

Abstract: A weapon training and firing aid comprising a shoulder bar attachment for elevating and/or traversing a weapon mount is disclosed. A weapon training and firing aid may have an elongate arm for attachment to a weapon mount and extending in a generally rearward direction from the weapon mount. A weapon training and firing aid, once coupled to a weapon mount, gives a user a stable method of supporting and moving the weapon, allowing the user to quickly elevate and traverse the weapon mount by giving the user an additional point of contact, for example at the shoulder or under the arm, to support and stabilize the weapon mount.