Indoor Shooting Range
The Indoor Shooting Range allows training of shooting in 180 - 360° angle. The walls and ceiling are protected ballistically against rebounded bullets by facing made of combination of steel sheets and rubber. The floor is usually concrete, covered with rubber carpet that eliminate rebounding of bullets in case of accidental shooting at the floor. Shooting ranges allow direct shooting against walls protected by ballistic panels made of steel sheets and rubber blocks that are not attached to the sheets surface-on-surface, but only by vertical segments. A bullet is slowed down and hits the steel sheet with velocity sufficing only for the bullet to become deformed and fall down the gap between the rubber and the steel sheets on the shooting range floor. The bullet does not split into pieces, what usually results in evaporation of part of the lead that has negative impact on the personnel and the shooters.
The thickness of the sheets and rubber blocks is adapted for the required resistance (parameters of ammunition). The steel sheet has hardness of 400-500 Brinell and thickness of 4-12 mm. Shooting range can be situated in any building or in storage premises that have the necessary dimensions, but it can also be an independent object made of construction steel on a concrete board.
The dimensions of the range are adaptable to enable different training scenarios including VIP protection, SWAT team training and other special forces.
From the Control Room it is possible to control all electronic devices like electronic targets software, video system with recording for analysis, communication systems, ventilation etc. The Indoor Shooting Range can be equipped with a stressor effects system to provide high realistic training. The software of audio system, smoke machines, adjustable lights, stroboscopes etc. can be controlled by the instructor or automatically.
