Fields marked * are required. Everything else, skip what you don't know and we'll sort it in one follow-up.

01 · Company & point of contact

Company / organization name *

Primary contact, name & title *

Email *

Direct phone *

What best describes your operation *

Secondary contact (name, role, email)

02 · Weapon system & ammunition

We keep ballistic data for most DoD munitions and the common civilian inventory. A round designation or DODIC is enough; custom or frangible loads need manufacturer, weight, and velocity.

System / model *

Mounting configuration

Systems firing simultaneously (max)

Spacing between systems (feet)

Primary caliber *

Round designation, DODIC, or mfr & model

Bullet construction (all in use)

Full metal jacket Open-tip / match Soft point Hollow point (JHP) Frangible / lead-free Tracer Armor-piercing

Bullet weight (grains)

Muzzle velocity (fps, if known)

03 · Firing position(s) & coordinates

Coordinates drive the model. Phone method: open Google Maps, press and hold on the firing position until a pin drops, copy the decimal coordinates at the top (34.12345, -97.65432). A shared Maps link works too.

Total firing positions

Configuration *

Weapon height above ground when firing (feet)

Latitude

Longitude

Compass bearing of fire (degrees true)

Google Maps link (optional, instead of coordinates)

04 · Targets

Type, material, and elevation matter. Stray rounds, penetrations, and misses each behave differently depending on what's downrange.

Target type (all that apply)

Paper / cardboard Steel, static Steel, reactive / moving Exploding (Tannerite / binary) Vehicle hulks Drone, static / tethered Drone, free-flying Towed aerial

Target material

Quantity / spacing (feet)

Closest target distance (yd or m, specify)

Farthest target distance (yd or m, specify)

Target height above ground (feet)

Aerial / drone details (only if engaging UAS: group class, altitudes, distances, tethered or free)

05 · Property, distances & terrain

Property name

Address or nearest crossroads *

Total property size (acres)

Active range footprint (acres)

Distance to nearest boundary in direction of fire (yards)

Distance to nearest occupied structure off-property (yards)

Distance to nearest public road (yards)

What lies downrange beyond the targets

Existing containment (berms, backstop, baffles) and heights

06 · Existing documentation

If a prior SDZ exists, note the producer and year in the notes below. Existing work gets built on, not billed twice.

07 · Deliverables

Every project includes the GIS-built SDZ map on real terrain, a 36×24 print-ready PDF, and a one-page executive summary. Optional add-ons below are priced line by line on the written scope.

Line of Sight map Skyward / aerial engagement overlay Tracer / pyro burn zone analysis 3D fly-through video Drone terrain capture Range layout recommendations KMZ / shapefile / GeoJSON Interested in a recurring service plan

08 · Timeline & notes

Target start date

Hard deadline (if any)

Priority

Driving event behind the deadline (test, demo, deployment, insurance renewal…)

Notes: extra firing positions, mobile / open-land setups, constraints, sensitivities, anything that informs scope

Range maps, surveys, or spec sheets to attach? Email them to seth@rangeoperations.com after submitting and they'll be matched to your intake.