Location: 
 
 
 
 Applied Ballistics 
 
 3217 Olympia Drive 
 
 Lafayette, Indiana 47909 
 
 Hours of Operation: 
 
 Monday – Saturday: 10 AM – 7 PM 
 
 Sunday: Noon to 6 PM 
 
 Range closes 30 minutes prior to store closing time. 
 
 **Applied Ballistics is closed all major holidays 
 
 **Please note ALL firearms must be cased or holstered upon entering the building. This is for the safety of our team members and clients. We provide loaner cases if one is needed during a visit to our range. 
 
 Our Facility: 
 
 Applied Ballistics boasts the supreme shooting experience in the greater Tippecanoe County and Lafayette, Indiana area. Our top of the line indoor shooting range, retail shop and training facility provide a safe and family friendly facility to learn and maintain safe firearm practices. We are located on Olympia Drive, conveniently located just north of Veterans Memorial Parkway (Formerly County Road 350S), and just south of Brady Lane, off Concord Road. 
 
 What makes us stand out? 
 
 “Safety. Customer Service. Education. These equally important values provide the foundation of an outstanding business, and we, at Applied Ballistics, strive to exceed expectations in all of these areas.” 
 
 Our indoor range facility contains modern, state-of-the-art bullet traps and target carrier systems. We boast a two-stage HEPA air filtration system specifically engineered to meet and exceed OSHA standards. Safety is our primary concern, and providing a clean breathing environment is of utmost importance. 
 
 The range is 25 yards in length and is divided into three bays with five shooting lanes each. Two bays, are restricted to pistol shooting, while the remaining bay is dedicated to rifles. To learn more about our indoor range facility, visit our Range page. 
 
 Enabling our community to become educated in the safety, mechanics and the responsible use of firearms is a large part of Applied Ballistics’ philosophy. On site training classes for various disciplines are offered. For specific course information, please visit our Training Page. 
 
 Applied Ballistics requires all shooters to be at least 18 years old to shoot a handgun and/or rifle. If a shooter is not 18 years old, they must be accompanied by someone over the age of 21. Shooters must be 18 years old to rent rifles, and 21 years old to rent handguns and machine guns. 
 
 We are your local Class III dealer. In addition to a wide range of suppressors for sale, we also offer a broad range of fully automatic rifles for rent. Contact us for specific rules regarding these rentals. 

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 Applied Ballistics on Olympia Drive. (Photo: Domenica Bongiovanni/Journal & Courier) 
 
 A woman died Saturday afternoon after police say she walked into a Lafayette gun store and shooting range, rented a handgun and shot herself. 
 
 Lafayette police Sgt. Mike Brown said 911 dispatchers received a call at 3:42 p.m. saying that the woman entered Applied Ballistics on Olympia Drive and shot herself in the head. 
 
 Police immediately responded and found the woman unresponsive with a single, self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head, Brown said. 
 
 She was taken by ambulance to St. Elizabeth East where she was pronounced dead. 
 
 Although Lafayette police have released the victim's name, the Journal & Courier is declining to publish it in an attempt to balance the newsworthiness of the story against the impact on the victim's family. 
 
 Police have reviewed surveillance footage of the incident and say it appears she acted alone and they are investigating the shooting as a suicide. No one else was injured, Brown said. 
 
 The Tippecanoe County Coroner will determine the official cause and manner of the woman's death. 
 
 According to their website, Applied Ballistics has a "top of the line indoor shooting range, retail shop and training facility." It is a public range, and new customers are required to view a roughly 20-minute safety video, then sign waivers and get a card that indicates they've completed those necessary steps, Brown said. The woman watched the video, he said. 
 
 Vincent Andrews, who pulled up to Applied Ballistics after the incident, said he has had a membership there for about five years. He said the store was good about walking people through gun safety lessons. 
 
 A post made to their their Facebook page at about 4:45 p.m. Saturday says "Applied Ballistics will be closed for the rest of today." Before leaving, personnel removed the American flags in front of the store. 
 
 Applied Ballistics posted this message after a woman rented a gun and killed herself at the business. (Photo: Domenica Bongiovanni/Journal & Courier) 
 
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– An Indiana woman walked into a gun store and shooting range, watched a safety video, rented a gun, and used it to abruptly end her own life on Saturday in Lafayette. Emergency officials were called to Applied Ballistics at 3:42pm, after the victim, whose name has not been released, shot herself in the head, according to the Journal & Courier. No one else was injured. The woman was pronounced dead at Franciscan St. Elizabeth East. An official cause of death is pending an investigation by the Tippecanoe County Coroner's Office. Applied Ballistics closed after the shooting, and remained closed yesterday. The range issued a statement Saturday night thanking its supporters. "We are not yet in a position to discuss the incident but we want to thank the Lafayette Police Department and the Tippecanoe Emergency Ambulance Service for their prompt and professional response," a post on the company's Facebook page reads. The 25-yard range includes 15 shooting bays, and there is a retail store and gunsmithing service onsite. The range offers a "supreme shooting experience," according to its website.