Meggitt highlights new acoustic training system
Meggitt Training Systems utilised the live-fire range opportunities at the recent Shooting, Hunting and Outdoor Trade (SHOT) Show industry range day to highlight its new Location of Miss and Hit (LOMAH) design for a number of military attendees at that event.
According to Jon Read, director of live-fire systems for Meggitt, LOMAH is an acoustical bar that is installed in front of a training target. Typically, these are situated on stationary infantry targets and triangulate the incoming round as it travels over the bar.
Using ‘acoustical mathematics’, the system will score that round on a shooter station display.
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