SHOOTING RANGE USES
These are fully enclosed shooting facilities for a variety of training types for uniformed services as well as for private uses. They are made of steel modules which can be transported to any suitable location having a flat, paved surface and then assembled.
A MoST system does not require fixing to the ground.
The time of building the shooting range is between 180 and 360 days, depending on the MoST size.
Each MoST system is designed for:
MoST-5 and MoST-10 systems have Certificates of Compliance issued by the Military Institute of Armament Technology in Zielonka, Poland.
Each MoST system consists of steel modules, measuring inside 2.5 m long and 2.5 m high and 5 m wide (MoST-5) or 2.9 m high and 10 m wide (MoST-10). When assembled, the modules form an integrated facility capable of supporting various shooting range functions, including the firing zone and all the auxiliary functions required for a fully professional tactical training range
MoST systems are available in eight sizes, varying by firing lane width and length:
The modular design of the MoST system allows the range length to be modified, by the addition or removal of the modules. Each MoST range can also be disassembled and relocated at any time. The standard length of each module is 2.5 m, and the total range length can be changed by adding or removing individual modules
Each MoST shooting range comprises the following modules:
All modules exposed to live fire are designed as welded frames, combined with sufficiently strong, hard-wearing steel sheet able to resist piercing. The modules are delivered separately to the installation site, where they are assembled on a level and hard-paved surface, aligned, and combined into a single facility. With the modules assembled, the integrated facility, the side walls and the ceiling surface are lined with façade panels to ensure sufficient thermal and noise insulation performance. The MoST is ready for operation once connected to an electrical power source and furnished with the required fixtures.
Logistic module
This is the fire control room, and houses the range master’s control workstation, including a display unit for viewing the CCTV feeds from the firing lanes, and controls for operating ventilation, lights, sound and other equipment. The logistic module features an external door, and a bulletproof door internal leading to the communication module. The logistic module configuration is customizable, and may be expanded to include a medical station, a briefing room, a locker room, etc.
Communication module
This module provides a passageway between the logistic module(s) and the shooting stand module. The communication module features an Air Wall expansion chamber, which supplies fresh air to the shooting range facility. The internal lining of the module comprises anti-ricochet acoustic panels hardly flammable.
Shooting stall module
This module houses the shooting stand booths, each separated by removable partition walls. Each shooting stand has an overhead lamp and CCTV IP cameras. A target carrier control panel can be installed in each shooting stand. The internal lining of the module comprises anti-ricochet acoustic panels hardly flammable.
Shooting modules
The 2.5 m long shooting modules are combined to form the firing lane zone, for firing lanes of 25, 50, 100 or 200 m. The internal lining of the modules comprises anti-ricochet panels. Mobile bullet traps can be supplied and installed in the firing lane zone. When deployed in parallel with both side walls, they create a 180° firing sector; however, armour-piercing, tracer and incendiary rounds cannot be used.
Bullet trap module
This module features granular bullet trap fitted across the entire module width. The bullet trap module also features pre-installed top and bottom connections for the ventilation ductwork. The internal lining of the module comprises anti-ricochet panels. The granular bullet trap has a capacity of approximately 100,000 shots per firing lane. The bullet traps need periodic maintenance for continued use.
Ventilation module
This module uses two coupled units, each 2.5 m wide. The module houses the heat recovery air supply, exhaust unit and ventilation filter units. The latter have a filter separation efficiency of 99.9%. Aside from its unique air filtration system, the AHU also features heat recovery systems. This significantly improves the energy efficiency of the electric air heating in winter and air conditioning in summer. The automatic controls of the ventilation system maintain steady indoor air parameters and comfort in all seasons.
An optional version of the shooting module, available on request. This features a garage-style door through which vehicles or other large objects can be moved in and out of the lane zone.
The state-of-the-art solutions designed for the MoST system facilitate shooting practice alone, in pairs or in task teams, and are freely configurable. With computer-aided control systems, the ballistic feature can be programmed with various firing scenarios.
The ballistic features comprise:
MoST operating features:
Target retrieval system
Target carrier:
Turntable:
Lift:
Tactical lamps
Audio system
The integrated and fully programmable audio system can output any sound required by the fire scenario.
CCTV system
The CCTV system features:
The optional mobile bullet traps can be deployed in any configuration in the firing zone to create shoot houses for tactical live-fire training. See the configuration shown below.
