Flexotrap AB has received an order for four deployable XR Tactical systems from a military customer in a NATO country. The systems will provide flexible live-fire training capacity in an Arctic environment, with deliveries scheduled for autumn 2026 and spring 2027.
XR Tactical is Flexotrap’s container-based bullet trap system, designed for rapid transport and deployment. The system is designed for use where permanent shooting range infrastructure is unavailable or insufficient, or where training requirements change over time.
The system is transported as an integrated unit and can be deployed as a stand-alone bullet trap solution or incorporated into larger shooting range infrastructure.
“Military units increasingly need the ability to establish and relocate training capacity where it is needed. This is particularly important in Arctic environments, where logistics can be challenging. This order confirms the demand for deployable shooting range solutions and the capability XR Tactical provides,” says Elias Mibesjö, CEO of Flexotrap.
Deliveries are already underway and will continue in stages through spring 2027.
About Flexotrap
Flexotrap develops and supplies modular bullet trap systems for permanent, temporary and relocatable indoor and outdoor shooting ranges. The systems enable the centralised collection of projectiles and residual materials without the use of rubber granulate. Flexotrap’s solutions are used by defence, police and security organisations in Sweden and internationally.
Flexotrap is a member of the Swedish Security and Defence Industry Association (SOFF) and is registered in the supplier database of the NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA).
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