At Amidon, we understand that effective training requires more than just facilities—it demands environments that are realistic, adaptable, and safe under the most rigorous conditions. Our Amidon Shoot Houses are engineered from Amidon Ballistic Concrete®, the industry standard in ballistic-resistant materials, and built to withstand the repeated impact of live-fire exercises.
Every shoot house is designed with the operator in mind. From urban assault scenarios to complex close-quarters battle training, our modular approach allows commanders, instructors, and range designers to replicate mission-specific environments with precision. Stairwells, parapet walls, multiple entry points, and elevated platforms can be added, reconfigured, or replaced to support evolving training needs. The result is a facility that mirrors the unpredictability of real-world operations—giving warfighters and law enforcement personnel the preparation they need when lives are on the line.
What sets Amidon Shoot Houses apart is the flexibility of modular construction. Each wall, stair system, floor plank, and roof section is a precast component designed for easy assembly, relocation, or replacement. If a section is damaged beyond repair, it can be swapped out without disrupting the rest of the structure—reducing downtime and maintenance costs.
Our shoot houses are not only modular, but scalable. Start with a single-room facility and expand into a multi-level, multi-room training complex as mission requirements grow. Because each component is engineered to integrate seamlessly, scaling up does not require starting over. Facilities can evolve in step with your training doctrine.
Mobility also matters. Amidon Shoot Houses can be disassembled and moved to new training sites, enabling flexible deployment across ranges or bases. This adaptability makes them ideal for both permanent installations and expeditionary training missions.