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The cooperation combines Continest’s manufacturing and deployable infrastructure expertise with Flexotrap’s proprietary bullet trap technology.
The first joint delivery will equip a modular indoor shooting range for one of Continest’s Nordic NATO defense customers. Flexotrap will supply four fully assembled CS Tactical ballistic modules to Continest’s manufacturing facility in Hungary, together with technical documentation and integration support. Continest will provide the container solution and final system integration.
“This is an important delivery for us as it demonstrates how our technology can be integrated as part of a complete modular indoor shooting range,” says Elias Mibesjö, CEO of Flexotrap.
“Armed forces need to be able to establish and adapt training capacity faster than before, and container-based solutions provide a practical way of creating that flexibility. Continest has strong expertise in deployable infrastructure solutions, and we see good potential for further joint projects going forward,” he adds.
The cooperation also provides a framework for Continest to manufacture Flexotrap products on behalf of the Swedish outfit, under assignments authorized in writing, following its technical specifications and quality requirements. Flexotrap will retain ownership of its technology and know-how.
Together, the companies aim to combine efficient production with reliable, high-quality training solutions.
“We selected Flexotrap because its proven ballistic technology is a strong fit with Continest’s expertise in modular, rapidly deployable infrastructure,” says Vidor Kis-Márton, CEO of Continest.
“By combining these capabilities, we can create mobile shooting range solutions that are not only robust and safe, but also flexible and adaptable to the changing training needs of defense forces,” he says.
“We see this first joint project as the beginning of a longer-term cooperation, with significant potential to further develop our mobile shooting range solutions for international defense customers,” Kis-Márton adds.
Flexotrap develops and supplies modular bullet trap systems for permanent, temporary and relocatable shooting ranges, indoors and out. The systems enable the centralized collection of projectiles and ballistic residues without using potentially polluting rubber granulate. Customers include defense, law enforcement, and security organizations in Sweden and abroad. The firm is a member of the Swedish Security and Defense Industry Association and is registered in the NATO Support and Procurement Agency supplier database.
Hungary’s Continest Technologies develops and manufactures innovative foldable infrastructure solutions. Its patented technology enables efficient transportation and rapid deployment. The firm says its units are used in nearly 30 countries across defense, humanitarian, event, and commercial applications.
This article was first published in the Budapest Business Journal print issue of October 2, 2026.
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