Infantry moving target set HARDY-M
Radio controlled battery driven moving infantry target set “Hardy-M” is an outdoor system for the live fire shooting at moving targets.
Infantry training made easy
4 lightweight target trolleys
Trolleys can be operated simultaneously and independently from each other. Target trolleys are integrated with radio controlled and programmable pop-up target mechanisms
Toolless assembly
Standard 3m rail elements are quickly and easily joined together. Rail elements are made from stainless steel, giving them excellent durability and environmental protection. Only a low wall of ballistic protection is needed due to minimal overall system height
Polyurethane wheels ensure quiet operation
Capable of moving at speeds up to 15 km/h, adjustable in 9 steps. The speed and direction of targets are controllable via remote controller and they can be set to continuous left-right traversal.
Integrated pop-up target mechanisms
Pop-up mechanisms have full functionality, including built-in programs with remotely adjustable parameters, hit count reporting, adjustable hit sensor sensitivity level and night illumination
Hand held radio controller is easy and intuitive to operate up to 1km in range
Hardy-M product brochure
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Frequently Asked Questions
HARDY-M is a radio-controlled, battery-driven moving infantry target set designed for outdoor live-fire training at moving targets.
The HARDY-M system includes four lightweight target trolleys that can be operated simultaneously and independently.
HARDY-M target trolleys can move at adjustable speeds up to 15 km/h.
Yes. HARDY-M combines moving target functionality with programmable pop-up target mechanisms, hit count reporting, adjustable hit sensor sensitivity, and night illumination options.
Yes. The speed and direction of the targets can be controlled remotely, and the system can be set for continuous left-right movement.