Dave Soubolsky

Sound management is one of the biggest challenges for indoor gun ranges. Every gunshot produces intense impulse noise that can exceed 140 decibels , a level where safety standards require control. Gun ranges that do not install VRib acoustic panels encounter higher sound levels that are harmful to the shooter and range instructors.  Adding ballistic rubber acoustic panels reduce sound, eliminate ricochets, and protect gun range equipment.  VRib Acoustic Panels  from TAP Ballistics are built...

Ballistic rubber blocks  perform  well when they are  installed properly. Even premium materials can fail if fitted on uneven surfaces or with poor alignment. These small errors create gaps between blocks,  shorten block life, and risk non-compliance with range safety standards. TAP Ballistics supports these standards with modular  Ballistic Blocks ,  Trap Rubber , and  Ballistic Range Panels , systems engineered to perform when installed correctly. Here are the five best installation tips...

Every shooting range begins with one defining choice: will it be built indoors or outdoors? That decision shapes how you manage ricochet, lead dust, and noise, and determines every safety and construction detail that follows. In the United States, range designs often reference the NRA Range Source Book, EPA lead management guidelines, and OSHA workplace exposure standards. Each of these emphasizes the need for engineered materials that reduce risk, extend facility life, and simplify upkeep....