The LOMAH target system uses advanced precision scoring technology to automatically detect, calculate, and display the exact location of hits and near misses on the target silhouette during live-fire training. As shots are fired, the system instantly determines projectile impact positions and relays the information to the connected control system, whether accessed through a desktop workstation, handheld controller, or shooter monitor.
Shot results are displayed in real time, giving immediate feedback for instructors and shooters during marksmanship training. The LOMAH system continuously calculates and updates critical shooting metrics, including the mean point of impact and extreme dispersion, granting accurate analysis of shooting consistency, grouping, and shot placement.
To support accurate performance evaluation, hit and miss locations are displayed both graphically and in Cartesian coordinates relative to the target silhouette. This allows users to precisely evaluate impact positions, identify shooting deviations, and make immediate corrections without interrupting the training session.
By automating shot analysis, the LOMAH target system eliminates the requirement for frequent manual target inspections and reduces inaccuracies associated with traditional scoring methods. The system additionally minimizes data loss caused by overlapping rounds, including during automatic fire, assuring accurate hit registration and continuous performance evaluation even in intense military and law enforcement training situations.
Integrated into a LOMAH range and connected through a range control system, the technology significantly improves training efficiency by cutting downtime, accelerating feedback cycles, and supporting more consistent marksmanship development.