One of the greatest challenges for indoor ranges is safely managing the discharged rounds fired within the building. Bullet trap systems are essential as their design not only collects the discharged rounds but assures the safety of everyone at the indoor range. Shooting Range Industries will cover what bullet traps are and the common types…
A weapon is a law enforcement’s lifeline. These officers require power and accuracy when they defend the lives of others and themselves. Gun quality can mean the difference between surviving the day or tragically losing life in the line of duty. Whether you are interested in a career path in law enforcement or are already…
In Part 1 of “A Day at the Range” we explored some of the items you’ll need to pack in your range back. Part 2 focuses on safety equipment. Ear Protection for Shooting There are some techy solutions available for hearing protection. There are electronic headsets that can accentuate sound but clamp down the volume…
You’re planning a day at the range. You’re going to sharpen your skills using let’s say a Glock 19 in 9mm and a 4 inch S&W 686. You have a good range bag, so what are you going to take with you? Most police agencies have their people packing at least three magazines, two in…
Over exposure to lead can cause serious problems for people. Spending time on a shooting range can put you into contact with lead. Reputable shooting ranges will do their part to protect their members and staff with ventilation, bullet traps, and other safety features in an effort to reduce exposure. Generally, lead can be found…
Why a new round? SPC is lauded as the answer to terminal deficiencies found in the 5.56x45mm. This round was initially developed by SOC, or special operations command. The 5.56 NATO has a perceived lack of terminal deficiencies when fired from short barreled weapons like the M4. The 6.8 SPC a.k.a. 6.8 x43mm is a…
