Clean shooting lanes, booths, range floors and maintenance areas with an industrial vacuum configured for your facility, workload and cleaning method. Depureco combines high-capacity vacuum performance with floor-cleaning attachments, detail tools, filtration options and collection add-ons selected for the application.
Choose HEPA filtration, conductive tools, contained disposal or ORD LOC performance based on what you collect and where the vacuum will operate.
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Depureco shooting range vacuum systems support routine cleanup of spent brass, shell casings, target paper, fine range particulate, gunshot residue and other shooting-range debris. Portable gun range vacuum and firing range vacuum configurations are available for lanes, booths, floors, benches, rails, maintenance areas and reviewed trap-adjacent cleaning applications.
Stop chasing dust with a broom.
Swallow Casings.
Trap Dangerous Debris.
Kill Static before it Sparks.
The M100 ORD LOC shooting range vacuum demonstration shows a mobile 120-volt industrial vacuum cleaning long firing lanes with a fixed floor-cleaning attachment. The same vacuum can be configured with hose-mounted floor tools, crevice tools, brushes and hand tools for shooting booths, stall dividers, benches, rails, corners and other detailed cleaning areas.
See the M100 ORD LOC perform inside one of the largest indoor shooting ranges in the United States. The frame-mounted floor head supports fast, push-style passes across long lanes, while the vacuum remains ready for hose and hand-tool cleaning around booths, benches, corners and equipment.
Shooting range vacuum selection depends on lane count, floor area, booth layout, casing volume, target debris, fine particulate, hose reach, cleaning frequency and collection method. The M100 ORD LOC supports high-capacity mobile floor cleaning, the BL45 JC ORD LOC supports compact lane and booth maintenance, and an engineered central vacuum system can serve facilities with multiple fixed pickup points.
130 CFM | 108 inH₂O | 12-Gallon Stainless Bin | 120V Power
Configure the BL45 JC Z22 with the appropriate filtration, hose and floor or detail-cleaning tools for the facility’s operating requirements.
Small, mean, and spark-safe. Quickly cleanup lanes & booths on a nightly basis, zero drama. Grab the BL 45 JC Z22 specs (PDF, print-ready).
The M100 ORD LOC is the primary shooting range vacuum for long lanes, open floor areas and facilities that collect larger volumes of casings, target debris and range residue. Three independently controlled 120V motors provide strong airflow without requiring three-phase power.
130 CFM | 108 inH₂O | 12-Gallon Stainless Bin | 120V Power
Configure the M100 for push-style floor cleaning, conventional hose cleaning or both. Its detachable collection bin supports fast material handling, while model-matched filtration and collection options can be selected during the application review.
When the trap fights back, bring 336 CFM. Get the M 100 NFPA specs (PDF, print-ready)
Add the frame-mounted floor head to a compatible M100 configuration for broad floor passes without giving up conventional hose operation.
Depureco shooting range vacuum accessories include the M100 fixed floor-cleaning attachment, hose-mounted floor brushes, extension pipes, crevice nozzles, detail brushes, conductive or antistatic tool options, cyclone pre-separators, interceptors, collection supplies, replacement filters and spare parts. Each accessory package is matched to the vacuum inlet, airflow, cleaning task and material volume.
We visit The Sharp Shooter indoor shooting range to watch the BL45 JC Z22 for a live demo tackling dangerous dust, brass & paper—quiet, spark-safe, and compliance-ready for indoor shooting ranges.
Lead and gunpowder residuals in firing ranges shooting ranges can pose significant health and safety risks due to their potential explosivity. Lead exposure can result in serious health issues, the accumulation of gunpowder
Learn what a HEPA filter does in a vacuum cleaner, how it captures fine particles, and the difference between H13 and H14 filtration in industrial dust collection.
Do not use a non-HEPA consumer shop vacuum for lead-contaminated range surfaces. Dry sweeping, brushing and compressed air can redistribute settled lead dust. OSHA recommends HEPA-filtered vacuuming or wet methods and requires vacuums to be emptied in a way that minimizes lead reentry into the workplace. OSHA’s firing-range fact sheet and 29 CFR 1910.1025 provide the supporting guidance.
An ORD LOC configuration is intended for reviewed combustible-material housekeeping in an ordinary or non-classified location. A classified area may require equipment carrying the appropriate Class/Division or Zone marking. ATEX is a European equipment-classification system and should be used when that marking is specifically required. U.S. selection should begin with the material, area classification and facility safety documentation.
Yes, when the inlet, hose and collection bin are sized for the casing volume and other debris. The M100 ORD LOC is the preferred starting point for higher-volume range floors and long lanes. The BL45 JC ORD LOC is more maneuverable around individual booths and shooting stalls. Avoid promising that any configuration is completely clog-free.
A properly configured vacuum can support cleanup of exposed trap surfaces, loose bullet fragments, target paper, lead-contaminated dust and surrounding floor areas. Complete trap cleanout may also involve lead recovery, rubber granulate, sand, large fragments or mechanical trap components. Those jobs may require a pre-separator, specialized tools or a professional remediation and trap-maintenance contractor.
No. Routine vacuuming manages recurring surface dust and range debris. Decontamination or remediation may involve sampling, detailed surface cleaning, ventilation-system work, bullet-trap service, lead recovery, waste profiling and documented clearance procedures.
The BL 45 JC is incredibly quiet, operating at ≤72 dBA.
The M100 still remains super quite with its ≤76 dBA.
Use a collection and emptying procedure that minimizes dust reentry and direct handling. Depending on the reviewed application, this may involve a sealed bin, liner, Longopac collection or closed container. Vacuum contents and lead-loaded filters may require a hazardous-waste determination. EPA places that determination on the waste generator and notes that state rules may be more stringent. EPA hazardous-waste generator guidance
With the right vacuum and accessories, most ranges report 20–30 minutes per 6-lane bay.
Use a collection and emptying procedure that minimizes dust reentry and direct handling. Depending on the reviewed application, this may involve a sealed bin, liner, Longopac collection or closed container. Vacuum contents and lead-loaded filters may require a hazardous-waste determination. EPA places that determination on the waste generator and notes that state rules may be more stringent. EPA hazardous-waste generator guidance
Yes. Conductive or antistatic hoses and tools help maintain the intended static-control path when required. A fixed floor head speeds recurring passes across long lanes, while crevice and hand tools reach booths, rails and corners. A matched pre-separator can collect heavy brass, paper and bulk fragments before they load the vacuum’s primary filter.
Yes — all supplied tools are grounded to keep the entire pickup path bonded and safe.
No. A vacuum removes settled dust and debris during housekeeping. It does not replace dedicated supply and exhaust ventilation, exposure monitoring, PPE, worker training, hygiene procedures, filter maintenance or waste management. OSHA does not approve individual vacuums as making an entire range compliant; the equipment supports a broader exposure-control and housekeeping program.
Housekeeping rules: HEPA vacuuming, no dry sweep, safe disposal.
Open resourceQuick guide for staff: HEPA cleanup, PPE, no compressed air.
Open resourcePreventing lead & noise exposures at indoor firing ranges.
Open resourceStep-by-step controls: ventilation, HEPA vacs, safe housekeeping.
Open resourceVacuum-first housekeeping; consolidated dust safety guidance.
Open resourceOperational SOPs: HEPA vacuuming, no dry sweep or blow-down.
Open resourceTell us about your range, lane count, cleaning areas, typical material volume and preferred cleaning method. Depureco will recommend the vacuum, filtration, collection system and accessory package that fits the application.
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Request a quote for an industrial shooting range vacuum, gun range vacuum or firing range cleaning system. Depureco will use the facility layout, lane count, cleaning frequency, material volume, hose reach, filtration requirements, collection preference and desired accessories to recommend a complete M100 ORD LOC, BL45 JC ORD LOC or engineered central vacuum configuration.
