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Ballistic Blocks

Long Range Block

20L x 10W x 10H in  ·  62.5 lb
Ships from Greenville, SC

Oversized synthetic ballistic gel block for extended penetration testing and high-velocity ammunition. Crystal clear gel shows the complete wound profile on every shot without cutting the block apart.

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Built to show what your round really does.

The Long Range Block is a crystal-clear ballistic gel block built for extended penetration testing, high-velocity rifle ammunition, and long-range defensive load evaluation. Available in both 10% (FBI BB Calibration Specs) and 20% (NATO BB Calibration Specs) formulations, it gives shooters, agencies, manufacturers, and creators a controlled way to see and compare terminal bullet behavior.

Use it to watch the entry point, penetration path, wound channel behavior, expansion, fragmentation, and final bullet position without cutting the block apart. The larger block size accommodates rounds that over-penetrate standard blocks. When the gel is consistent, the difference you see is the round.

Each Long Range Block measures 20L x 10W x 10H in, weighs 62.5 lb, includes a calibration card, and requires no refrigeration. Reusable up to 10x when properly remelted.

Made in the USA
Manufactured in Greenville, South Carolina.
Fast Shipping
In stock and ready to ship — most orders go out next business day.
30-Day Returns
Unused and in original condition, returnable within 30 days.
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The Long Range Block is available in both 10% (FBI BB Calibration Specs) and 20% (NATO BB Calibration Specs) formulations. The larger block size supports extended penetration testing, self-defense load evaluation, and duty ammunition documentation. Crystal clear gel shows the complete wound profile on every shot — entry point, wound channel, expansion diameter, and final penetration depth.