The SACON® Shoothouse provides an excellent training facility for close combat and  room entry skill development. The standard CAMTAF Shoothouse design from the  Corps of Engineers has eight rooms and two long corridors to provide training  variety. Room entries in the facility have wooden doors to allow for realistic breach  and entry drills and scenarios. Trainers can watch the activities of their trainees from  a series of wooden catwalks set atop the SACON® wall panels. SACON® panels in  the shoot house are composed of 90 lbs.cu-ft bullet absorbing concrete. The 11-ft  high panels are 43-in wide, 24-in deep and weigh 2.6 tons each. The T- shaped  panels align together so the overlap prevents any rounds from passing between the  panels. Doorways carry a SACON® lintel above them that fits into the door panels on  each side and floors of the Shoothouse are cast SACON®.

 Building on the standard CAMTAF design Ballistics Technology International has  developed a versatile Shoothouse system to hone close combat and raid/assault  skills. We have designed a movable panel system that allows for design flexibility in a  single story live fire facility. Self standing SACON® panels allow for adaptable and  easy assembly of most any design layout. The ease of panel replacement makes  maintenance simpler allowing for more up-time and ease of use for a wide set of  exercises. Movable wall Shoothouses offer unparalleled training flexibility and  heightened realism where live ammunition and unknown obstacles enhance  situational skills.

 In addition Ballistics Technology International alternately utilizes the Corps of  Engineers standard interlocking 3’x3’ SACON® block system of stacked blocks to  create fixed wall mazes and shoothouses. The smaller form factor of the SACON®  block makes replacement of wear impact areas straightforward using of a light crane  and our cast in lifting system to move individual blocks. Additionally BTI's SACON®  pavers are designed to provide protection on floors and other horizontal surfaces  from accidental discharges of weapons during live fire training. The paving tiles are  simply laid down tightly onto the floor to provide the required protection. They are  designed to be used with light weapons, particularly rounds of 5.56 mm or lighter.  SACON® of this density absorbs 5.56mm rounds in 3.5-4in without ricochets up to  25 deg. of the floor plane. Ballistics Technology International will work with you to  bring the most flexible, easy to maintain and best value close quarters training  Shoothouse with safety always in mind.