Intro: Not every part of a shoot house is a full-size wall panel. Window elevations, stair transitions, roofline terminations, parapet edges - these details need precision components, not a scaled-down version of the main wall system. That's what Mini Blocks and Coping Blocks are for.

Mini Blocks: Precision Where It Matters

Mini Blocks handle the fine-tuning - window elevations, stair transitions, tight tolerances where a standard full-size block doesn't fit. They carry the same density and ballistic strength as standard ArmorBlock, just at the scale a detail actually requires.

Coping Blocks: Clean Edges, Full Protection

Coping Blocks finish rooflines, upper-wall strike zones, and balcony edges - the places where a structure's edge needs to stay ballistic-rated without an awkward or unfinished-looking termination.

Why the Detail Work Matters

Consistent ballistic integrity across every component - not just the main walls - is what keeps a structure predictable for trainees under fire. It also simplifies construction, since field cutting and improvised solutions at these transition points are exactly where quality and consistency tend to slip.