Modular Live Fire Shooting Ranges
Whether for military, law enforcement, commercial, or personal use, a new modular Ready Range delivers a complete live-fire solution that’s adaptable, safe, and built for the future.
Turn-Key Live Fire Shooting Solutions
MILO’s Ready Range® is a fully modular, 100% enclosed live-fire training solution designed to meet the demanding requirements of the military, law enforcement, security professionals, commercial ranges, and individual shooters. The design accommodates wider lanes for enhanced training flexibility, and in military applications, it is often referred to as a Modular Containerized Small Arms Training Set (MCSATS).
Engineered for tactical performance and environmental safety, Ready Range delivers a rugged, scalable, and customizable live-fire environment — commercial, off-the-shelf, ready to deploy where you need it. From 1 to 14 lanes, the Ready Range can be configured to a wide-open tactical training layout based on your space and operator requirements. Complete with shooting stalls, target retrieval systems, bullet traps, programmable lighting, HVAC, and filtration systems, we take care of the details so you can focus on the targets.
Mobile, affordable, and expandable
Your mission will no longer be delayed by inconvenient training locations, restricted times of operation, or weather. The Ready Range indoor modular shooting range can be placed almost anywhere, with little site preparation. Create a mobile modular small arms range on your property, next to your business, or even inside an existing building.
Our modular range technology eliminates the need for much of the pre-construction upfront costs. Reduce time and money in small arms range design and construction.
Eco-friendly and safe
Every delivered modular range meets OSHA, NIOSH, and EPA regulations for air quality. The HVAC system maintains constant air flow and negative pressure to ensure that lead, smoke, and airborne particulate are moved away from the shooter.
Ready Range’s ballistic and sound-dampening materials are third-party tested to ensure safety and functionality. Precise engineering, development, and material fitment create a Zero Surface Danger Zone (SDZ)—a requirement for range safety certification.
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