Problem:  Gunfire emits loud, impact noise requiring hearing protection and facility sound control for both indoor and outdoor applications.

Goal:  To lower the impact of the noise blast and protect both the shooter and nearby individuals.

Solution:  For indoor applications with hard surfaced walls, line the walls in the facility with class A fire rated acoustic panels. The panels will dissipate the energy of the blast and protect people both inside the room and in adjoining areas.

Products:

FireFlex Foam Panels are a must. These are 2'x4' panels with highly absorptive acoustic values that can be applied to the walls, ceiling and backdrop in any firing range.

QBS-1 Blankets are portable curtains that can be draped against walls to contain the noise to within the area. Available for both indoor and outdoor applications.

dB-Bloc Barrier vinyl is a thin, weighted material that can be added to a wall's structure for a permanent treatment to fight transmission through a common wall.

REFERRALS:

Campbell County Sheriff's Office, 600 West Boxelder, Gillette, WY 828716  Pat Conlan;  1-307-682-7271

Arms Technology, 2401 Directors Row, Salt Lake City, UT 84104  Lee Farber  1-801-973-4447

Masterclass Shooters Club, 17 Summit Avenue, Harriman, NY 10926  Roy Zucca;  1-212-210-3147

Baltimore Police Department c/o Poole and Kent Company, 4530 Hollins Ferry Road, Baltimore, MD 21227  Al Bowers;  1-410-547-7145

Albany Police Department, Morton Avenue & Broad Street, Albany, NY 12202  Paul Kirwan;  1-518-462-8053

Browning Arms, 1 Browning Place, Morgan, UT 84050  Kevin Baggs;  1-801-876-2711 x206

To Do:

• Check further Web site pages on any of those products for more information, application photos, spec sheets, color charts, and references
• Measure your room dimensions
• Contact NetWell