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LaserLyte currently makes several different products to "up the game" for dry firing practice. At the core of this system are simple laser-enabled "dummy rounds" that can be inserted into the chamber and produce a brief red dot on the target when the shot falls.
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Ring's Manufacturing's Smith & Wesson M&P Bodyguard 380 Bluegun replica is a 1:1 exact replica of the original and is molded from solid blue polyurethane to differentiate it from a live weapon.
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Designed with either moving, rotating or alternating pop-up targets, Savage Range System's fun targets are built using 3/8-inch AR500 steel plate and can handle centerfire rifle rounds up to 3,000 fps.
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The suspect believed to have shot a Rainier, Ore., police officer in the chest and hand Monday afternoon along Highway 30 has been found dead, Oregon State Police said.
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The most stressful situation a police officer can face is an unexpected deadly threat—someone wanting to kill you or another person. You must react to it. And you don't have time to think.
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Laser Ammo's LaserPET combined with any SureStrike laser trainer transforms any location into a virtual shooting range. Use your own firearm to improve skills.
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Meggitt’s XWT GEN3 wireless, 360-degree turning target retrieval system is now available in both indoor and outdoor versions. It moves along a rail system powered by an internal direct drive, dual motor system.
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Qualification Targets is introducing a new line of CMP steel training targets. All center-fire steel targets are made of AR500 steel.
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The Savage Range Systems Wet Trap combines low angled ramps that direct bullets into a circular Deceleration Chamber, which slows bullets through a circular motion until they lose energy and drop into a collection container.
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The UL-rated Troy System is an acoustic wall system that is installed on baffles, safety ceilings, drop ceilings, and sidewalls in shooting ranges to ensure that you meet OSHA noise exposure limits and a 1.3-second reverb time.
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