Flexotrap wins major tender for five shootingranges in France

Flexotrap AB, together with its French partner FGCI Defence, has won a tender to supply modular bullet trap
systems to GIGN, the French Gendarmerie’s elite intervention and counter-terrorism unit. The order covers
five shooting ranges at two facilities in France.
The delivery comprises 68 modules from Flexotrap’s CORE platform, combining CS Pro, CS Tactical and CS
Strike to meet different ballistic requirements indoors and outdoors. The common modular platform can
accommodate different calibres, shooting distances and applications, while enabling coordinated servicing,
spare parts, training and future upgrades.
“This is a significant order for Flexotrap and an important step in establishing our presence in the
French market. It also demonstrates the strength of using a common technical platform rather than
separate solutions for each shooting range. We can meet very different operational needs with the
same core system, creating clear benefits both during implementation and throughout the systems’
life cycle,” says Elias Mibesjö, CEO of Flexotrap.
For several years, FGCI Defence has supported Flexotrap’s development and establishment in France through
market development, local requirements, customer dialogue and an understanding of operational needs. The
partnership remains central to Flexotrap’s long-term commitment and continued expansion in France.
“For us, this is about more than a single delivery. A common platform makes it possible to gradually
standardise shooting range infrastructure while meeting increasingly stringent requirements for
environmental performance and regulatory compliance. When the same core system is used across
different types of ranges, the benefits of coordination become very clear – in after-sales support,
spare parts, training, maintenance and long-term cost efficiency. This also provides a sound basis
for further development in the French market,” says Fabrice Gallou, CEO of FGCI Defence.
RAMSSART Ingénierie is the project’s French engineering and installation partner, responsible for local technical
coordination and integration of the systems at each facility.
Flexotrap’s CORE platform uses a common modular architecture for permanent, temporary and deployable
shooting ranges, adaptable to different environments and ballistic performance requirements. The systems
enable centralised collection of projectiles and residual material without loose rubber granulate and allow
straightforward maintenance and replacement of wear parts.
Deliveries will take place during 2027 as part of the French programme.