Range applications

Range Types

The same AutoTargets™ lift units, hit-sensing targets and RangeControl™ software deploy across four broad kinds of range — from a fixed qualification line to a kit carried out into open terrain.

Range type 01

Line-of-Fire & Qualification

Maximize efficiency on the range with reactive-scoring AutoTargets and manage lane and target function from a tablet on the range. Create and control timed training drills to improve weapon proficiency while saving time with automatic score-keeping.

Optional Lane Control cameras provide an HD live view of targets down range and can allow independent control of each target lane.

On this range

  • Reactive-scoring targets on every lane
  • Lane and target function driven from a tablet on the firing line
  • Timed drills that build weapon proficiency
  • Automatic score-keeping instead of walking the line
  • Optional Lane Control HD cameras, with independent control per lane
Range type 02

Shoot House Automation

From small structures to large MOUT villages, AutoTargets enhances methods for tactical training. Unique mounting solutions make it possible to attach lift units to walls, furniture or portable bullet traps.

Build countless customizable scenarios to allow dynamic real-world engagement training drills, with an adaptive course of fire and course triggers based on movement in the house — which allows timed reaction data to be recorded for after action review.

On this range

  • Small structures through large MOUT villages
  • Mounts for walls, furniture and portable bullet traps
  • Countless customizable scenarios
  • Course triggers based on movement in the house
  • Timed reaction data recorded for after action review
Range type 03

SITS/MPMG & Maneuver

Utilize AutoTargets with ranges that have barricades such as knee wall, bunker or target line of fire. Designed for squad-level tactics with multiple shooting lanes over short or long distances in natural terrain.

Shooters can train solo, as a squad, or as multiple squads simultaneously, using various weapons systems to meet dynamic training objectives.

On this range

  • Barricade ranges — knee wall, bunker or target line of fire
  • Squad-level tactics across multiple shooting lanes
  • Short or long distances in natural terrain
  • Solo, squad, or multiple squads at once
  • Various weapons systems against one set of objectives
A line of AutoTargets lift units mounted along a concrete berm in desert terrain, each holding a raised paper silhouette target.
Lift units set along a berm line: the same units serve a fixed qualification lane and a maneuver range in open terrain.
Range type 04

Zero-Infrastructure Portable

AutoTargets do not require an outside power or air supply, making it easy to position them anywhere on a range without an expensive infrastructure. The wireless mesh network makes it easy to set units anywhere downrange and control them from behind the firing line.

An available ballistic shield holds each lift unit and CO2 or HPA tank behind a protective barrier, making it possible to simply set up in a field or range without the use of a dedicated barricade system. An optional rubber block accessory creates an ideal ballistic stand.

A green plastic E-Type silhouette raised on an AutoTargets lift unit standing on open desert ground behind a black rubber block ballistic stand.
A single unit deployed on bare ground: no power run, no air line, and a rubber block accessory doing the work of a barricade.

Worldwide portable deployments since 2016

  • Thousands of devices in 24 countries across 5 continents
  • Spans law enforcement, military and commercial applications
  • 2 to 20 device packages
  • On-board wireless mesh
  • Run from AutoTargets for Android™ or ruggedized RangeControl™ laptops

Which one fits your range?

Every range type above runs on the same lift units, hit-sensing targets and control software. What changes is the mounting, the power and air source, and the network reach. The infrastructure comparison sets those requirements side by side.

AutoTargets is sold exclusively through Authorized Partners — see How to Buy, or email [email protected].

Inside a shoot house

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A short reel from an automated shoot house running live scenarios.

The interior of a MOUT shoot house, its rooms and catwalks seen from above.
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A unit on the system

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The 351st running live courses of fire across a range built on AutoTargets.

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