How to Glue Ballistic Rubber to a Surface
How to Glue Ballistic Rubber to Steel At CRS, we get a lot of questions about the best way to glue our ballistic rubber parts to a…
The use of Ballistic Rubber
Ballistic rubber is a material used in the construction of live fire training facilities, such as those found in shooting ranges, military training facilities, and police training. It is made from rubber that has been specially formulated to be able to absorb the kinetic energy of a projectile and prevent ricochets.
There’s something bigger we focus on… Innovation
Product Improvement! We focus on improving and showing what our product can do. Innovation is the most important thing at CRS. At CRS, we don’t spend money…
Hollow Point vs Full Metal Jacket
What happens when you shoot hollow point rounds into Ballistic Rubber? And how does it compare to FMJ? If you look closely at the side-by-side photos, the Hollow Point round takes more away from the ballistic rubber sheet than the FMJ. The ballistic rubber product is made to self-heal, meaning it will revert back to its original form. The only hindrance is when the bullet takes rubber with it.
How many rounds can a 9x12x24 block take?
If you’re in the market for a ballistic block or blocks, you might be wondering how many rounds it can take before it needs to be replaced. The answer to that question, it can take a lot. When it comes to durability, the CRS 9″x12″x24″ ballistic block is in a league of its own.
What is a shoot house?
A shoot house, also known as a kill house, is a type of live fire shooting range that is used to train military, law enforcement, and other personnel in close quarters combat (CQC) environments. In a CQC environment, there is little to no room for error, which is why training in a shoot house is so important.
How to Improve Your Hunting Skills
So you want to be a better hunter, eh? I don’t blame you. After all, hunting is both a challenging and rewarding sport. And there’s nothing quite like the feeling of finally bagging that trophy buck you’ve been chasing for seasons. But becoming a better hunter takes more than just wishing for it—it takes practice. A lot of practice.
Ballistic Rubber Targets!
CRS works with ID Targets to provide safe self-healing targets for your shooting experience. They are great because there is no splashback when you shoot! You get all the same markers as on paper targets with the ability to reuse the parts 3000+ times.
Level 1 & Level 3 Ballistic Fiberglass
Level 1 and Level 3 Ballistic fiberglass are two of the most commonly used products for protecting facilities. They are effective at stopping certain types of projectiles…