Put capability in reach sooner
A lease can create a more direct path to an operational training asset than waiting for a new, ground-up capital acquisition cycle.
New acquisition path
Put a live-fire training asset to work—without buying it outright.
Amidon will consider leasing an Amidon Shoot House to a qualified organization. Tell us the mission, site and timeline. We'll evaluate fit, configuration and availability.
Select systems
Available for lease
Subject to qualification and availability
01Purpose-builtfor live-fire training
02Modularby design
03Mission-alignedaccess strategy
04Supportedthrough the lifecycle
The business case
Acquire the capability.
Keep your options open.
Leasing changes the acquisition path—not the mission. It can help qualified organizations gain access to a serious training asset while preserving flexibility around capital, timing and long-term ownership.
Keep capital focused on the mission
Preserve capital capacity for personnel, training systems, site improvements and other priorities while gaining access to a purpose-built live-fire facility.
Match the asset to the mission horizon
Align the facility with a defined program, contract, training demand or operational window instead of committing immediately to permanent ownership.
Retain room to adapt
Amidon's modular architecture can support changes in layout, scale or location when the site, structure and mission requirements allow.
Validate demand before ownership
Establish utilization, refine requirements and demonstrate the value of a live-fire training capability before deciding whether long-term ownership is the right path.
Plan for lifecycle support
Installation coordination, inspection, repair planning and technical support can be defined around the approved facility and operating scope.
Mission-ready accessLEASE
No watered-down substitute
A different way to access the same serious training infrastructure.
The leasing conversation starts with an Amidon Shoot House: a purpose-built, modular live-fire structure designed around Amidon Ballistic Concrete® and the realities of sustained training.
- Live-fire training capability for approved mission profiles
- Modular components that support repair and selected reconfiguration
- Layouts developed around the customer's training objectives
- Design, installation and sustainment expertise available from one team
Modularity creates options
Infrastructure that can move with changing requirements.
A modular asset can create paths that permanent construction often cannot: a defined deployment, a program-specific footprint, selected reconfiguration and—where feasible—relocation or reuse.
Every installation is evaluated for structure, ballistics, site conditions, logistics and applicable approvals.
AMIDON ASSETLEASE CANDIDATE
Qualification first
We start with fit—not a rate sheet.
There is no one-size-fits-all lease. Amidon first determines whether the organization, site, mission and available facility create a responsible match.
Mission & use profile
Training objectives, expected utilization and intended live-fire applications.
Site readiness
Location, access, supporting infrastructure and required local or organizational approvals.
Configuration & schedule
Footprint, layout, logistics, deployment window and anticipated period of use.
Organizational qualification
Operational, safety, contracting and financial ability to support the facility.
1Mission brief
2Fit review
3Configuration
4Written proposal
Questions
What to know before you inquire.
We keep the public page simple because a responsible lease depends on the actual mission and site.
Who may qualify to lease an Amidon Shoot House?
Amidon will consider qualified government, military, law-enforcement, training and commercial organizations. Qualification depends on the mission, site, intended use, organizational capability and availability.
Are standard lease rates or terms published?
No. Each opportunity is evaluated individually. Configuration, location, schedule, responsibilities and support requirements must be understood before a proposal can be developed.
Can a leased facility be reconfigured or expanded?
Potentially. Amidon Shoot Houses use a modular architecture, but any change must be evaluated for structural, ballistic, operational, site and logistics requirements.
Does a lease automatically include installation and support?
The final scope is project-specific. Installation, commissioning, training, inspection, repair support and other services are addressed during evaluation and documented in the written proposal.
Start with the mission
See whether an Amidon Shoot House lease fits your requirement.
Send us the intended use, location, desired timing and a point of contact. We'll tell you directly whether there is a credible path forward.
Availability and any lease are subject to organizational qualification, site and mission evaluation, configuration, logistics, applicable approvals and a mutually executed written agreement. Nothing on this page constitutes an offer or commitment to lease.