Range Systems

S.M.A.S.H.™
LIVE-FIRE SHOOT HOUSE

No other company in the world has the experience of Range Systems with over 60 live fire shoot houses in service

Standardized • Modular • Armored • Shoot • House

2-Story S.M.A.S.H.™ Live Fire Shoot House with multiple door and window entry points, rappelling from roof, two internal ballistic stairwells, external stairs for 2-floor entry, elevator shaft, full 360 degree shooting capability with Zero Surface Danger Zone (SDZ). Approx. 4,800sf. Ventilation. Ballistic containment roof. Designed for fast-rope entry.

US Army National Guard Fort McClellan

Four (4) level, 360 degree S.M.A.S.H.™ Live Fire Shoot House with Zero Surface Danger Zone (SDZ), internal observation catwalks, multiple ballistic stairwells, elevator shaft, rotating ballistic walls, ventilation, ½”AR500 steel.

ATF (JSOC) Fort Bragg

Single level Shoot House with full catwalk and “Military Grade” full Dura-Bloc walls throughout. (Independent weather roof)

Fort Stewart

2-Story S.M.A.S.H.™ Live Fire Shoot House with interior live-fire stairwells, external stairs and catwalk due to elevated 2nd story structure, 360 degree training. (independent weather roof)

Hillsborough County Sheriff, FL

Six (6) room S.M.A.S.H.™ Live Fire Shoot House with 7 entry points, sliding ballistic doors and windows, multiple configures completed in minutes, observation catwalk, ballistic stairwell/stair trainer, 1,300 sf facility. (Independent weather roof)

Pasadena TX, PD

2,000sf, six room Shoot House with detached elevated catwalk, multiple hallways, sliding ballistic interior and exterior doors and windows, multiple 5-in-1 Breach doors. (Independent weather roof)

Based upon a legacy of innovative design achievements,
Range Systems developed S.M.A.S.H.™, a modular and expandable shoot house that meets the demand for deployable, non-permanent live fire training structures.

KEY FEATURES & BENEFITS

Utilizing standard parts and modular components, S.M.A.S.H.™ offers a ballistically secure shooting facility that is rapidly deployed, requires minimal maintenance, and is adaptable to your training requirements and location.

Modular, Expandable, & Field Proven Designs

Utilizing standard parts and modular components, S.M.A.S.H.™ offers a ballistically secure shooting facility that is rapidly deployed and is adaptable to your training requirements and location. Our bolt-together design utilizes standard parts and modular components to allow S.M.A.S.H.™ to be erected quickly.

S.M.A.S.H.™ can be reconfigured to provide multiple floor plans for realistic training scenarios and is a non-permanent structure that can be easily dismantled for transport to alternate sites.

Ballistic Capability & Performance

Range Systems proprietary Dura-Panel™ ballistic rubber panels are used in the wall construction of the S.M.A.S.H.™ shoot house. The combination of AR500 steel and Dura-Panel provides safe round encapsulation at point blank range. Dura-Panel is the only rubber product in the industry that has been independently tested and certified for use by the US Special Forces.

Range Systems has worked closely with US Military Special Forces and US Army Special Operations Command (USASOC) to define the standards for live-fire shooting house training that meet their evolving training requirements.

Safety & Durability

Range Systems designs are engineered to withstand all environmental demands with structural integrity.

S.M.A.S.H.™ walls are constructed of our proprietary Dura-Panel™ ballistic rubber panels secured directly to AR500 steel. The combination of AR500 steel and Dura-Panel provide safe round encapsulation at point blank range.

COMPONENTS

Observation Catwalk

Catwalks provide an elevated observation platform allowing training staff to monitor the training session and give immediate feedback and technique correction.

Sliding Ballistic Coverings

Entrance and exit points can be eliminated with sliding ballistic door and window coverings.

Sliding Ballistic Walls

Training staff can reconfigure the house layout by creating or eliminating alternate rooms with sliding walls, creating an endless amount of scenarios that can’t be memorized.