The Shoot House
Colorado's Largest Outdoor Shoot House.
More Than
a Structure.
Most defensive problems don't happen on an open firing line. They happen around walls, corners, hallways and doorways. The Shoot House gives students a controlled environment to learn how structure changes movement, visibility, decision-making and everything they thought they knew on a flat range.
Built to Change.
The facility is intentionally modular. Rooms, entry points and wall configurations can create different training problems instead of forcing every class or student through the same fixed layout.
Don't Memorize
the Problem.
A fixed layout eventually becomes familiar. Empire's Shoot House was designed so the problem can change. Different entry points, room configurations, obstacles and objectives force students to process what is actually in front of them.
Built for a
Higher Standard.
Structure training isn't reserved for military and law enforcement. Homes, businesses and public spaces are structures too. Civilians should understand how walls, doors, angles and confined spaces change a defensive problem just as much as professionals do.
Home Defense
Understand how rooms, hallways, doorways and limited visibility affect decisions inside a home.
Civilian Training
Take skills developed on the range and learn how they translate when walls and physical space become part of the problem.
Professional Teams
A configurable training environment for approved law-enforcement, military, security and other professional organizations.
See It in Use.
Structure training at Empire in both daylight and low-light environments.
Non-Lethal Only.
The Shoot House is not a live-fire facility. Training is conducted with approved non-lethal systems and use is coordinated in advance.
Train Beyond
the Flat Range.
Interested in civilian structure training or using the Shoot House with your organization? Contact Empire to learn about training opportunities and facility access.