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Firing line always active
No walks to the targets and no technical breaks. The shooter sees the result right after the shot, which makes training faster and safer.
RangeTech LOMAH
LOMAH (Location Of Miss And Hit) is an electronic hit location system, sometimes called an electronic scoring target. It detects every shot and shows the exact point of impact at the firing point straight away. Nobody walks to the target, and training carries on without a break.
Ask about LOMAH- Detection Bullet shock wave
- Result At the firing point, instantly
- Data Strings, grouping, progress
Contact
Tell us the distances and calibres and we will size the LOMAH system for your firing points.
How it works
From the shot to the result
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Detection
A bullet passing through the target area creates a shock wave, and an array of acoustic sensors records it.
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Location
The system works out the point of impact from the differences in when the wave reaches each sensor.
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Presentation
Hit point, score and string history appear at the firing point in real time.
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Scenario
The result can start the next stage of the exercise in RangeTech Master.
Benefits
Training without interruptions
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Objective scoring
Automatic scoring removes human error, and nobody has to work at the target line. That makes it a sound basis for competitions, assessments and qualification shoots.
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Training data
The system records every shot: strings, grouping and progress over time. Instructor and shooter both work from the same data.
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Readable at any distance
You get a clear result even where a spotting scope no longer helps, because the system works at any distance.
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Where LOMAH works
LOMAH suits any range that needs fast, objective results and training without breaks.
- Military and law enforcement qualification shoots
- Sport shooting and competitions
- Shooting training centres
- Commercial ranges
Configuration
Ask about RangeTech LOMAH
Tell us about your facility. We will propose a configuration and show you the system working.
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