SRI stalls offer full shooter protection and fold-down shooting tray

The principal element in the design and construction of every SRI product is shooting safety. Multifaceted space management engineering permits enough room for an instructor and student to shoot while keeping the focus downrange and maintaining the maximum safegards. The innovative design of SRI stalls maximizes the number of lanes an area can facilitate, while dimension design lends to better shooter orientation, comfort and protection. The fabrication of SRI shooting stalls consist of double steel jacketed walls, sportcourt carpeting trimmed with high-tech, durable stainless steel.

Functionality

SRI has designed a large, flat fold-down shooting tray.  This practical design allows ample room for firearms and ammunition reload.  Individual target, retrieval motor controls and sight lights are located in each stall.  A recessed stainless steel tray and target retrieval is at the shooter's fingertips.  For training purposes, SRI offers an optional vertical swing-out barricade.

Durability

Standard shooting stalls are often constructed from wood or plastic and are not able to endure the wear and tear of frequent use and ejected brass.  SRI stall walls are a steel jacket covered with a high grade sport-court carpeting.  This material is durable and easy to clean.  All exposed edges are covered with a durable stainless steel trim.  SRI stalls have years of durability, are easy to maintain and operate and give your facility a quality, high-tech look.

Stall Dimensions

Taller than most, this height minimizes ejected brass from traveling over the top of the stall, distracting neighboring shooters. Extra width reduces surrounding muzzle blast noise. And the a wider width comfortably places the shooter's focus downrange.

Stall Protection

Maximum height and width is utilized for shooter protection.  An inner steel jacket construction, filled with pea gravel, will stop and trap the point blank shot of a 44 magnum. The combination of stall dimensions and fully lined sport-court carpeting greatly reduces surrounding muzzle blast noise.  The shooter is shielded from the distractions of neighboring shooters.

Shooting Stall Placement:

From the firing line to the wall behind the shooters we recommend a minimum of 10 feet.