Ballistic Dummy Bent Gel Leg

Ballistic Dummy Lab Bent Gel Leg — Anatomically Correct Bent-Position Leg Ballistic Target

The Ballistic Dummy Lab Bent Gel Leg is a full anatomical replica of the human leg in a bent/flexed position — built with our 20% BDL organic ballistic gel and a complete internal bone structure. The bent configuration makes it ideal for scenario-specific testing and training where a straight-leg target doesn’t reflect real-world geometry: kneeling shooters, seated subjects, or crouched positions. Same professional-grade gel and bone structure as the straight leg — different angle.

Gel Formula & Ballistic Standard

• BDL 20% Organic Ballistic Gel Formula — built to the 20% NATO standard for terminal ballistics testing
• Clear gel construction for full wound-track visibility: temporary cavity, permanent cavity, and fragmentation behavior through bone
• Organic and landfill-safe — safely biodegrades; dispose with regular trash after use

Dimensions & Physical Specs

• Configuration: Full leg — hip to foot, bent/flexed position
• Weight: ~20 lbs
• Internal structure: Complete anatomical leg skeleton — femur, tibia, fibula, patella, and foot bones embedded in clear gel in a bent position

Why Bent vs. Straight?

The bent leg configuration matters when your test scenario involves:

• Kneeling or crouched subjects — angles of impact and bone alignment differ significantly from a standing leg
• Seated vehicle or fixed-position targets
• Tactical training props that need to match realistic subject postures
• Medical research on flexed-joint GSW mechanics (patella, knee joint, femoral channel at angle)

Recommended Calibers & Applications

• Handguns: 9mm, .40 S&W, .45 ACP, .357 Mag — lower-extremity wound channel and angled bone interaction
• Rifles: 5.56 NATO, .308 Win, .300 BLK — penetration and fragmentation through bent-leg geometry
• Shotgun: 00 Buck, slugs — close-range lower extremity testing
• Medical & trauma training: Knee-joint and femoral GSW simulation, tourniquet application on flexed limb, orthopedic injury research
• Law enforcement & military: Kneeling/crouched scenario extremity shot training, incapacitation wound modeling
• Explosive & fragmentation testing: IED blast and fragmentation interaction with flexed lower extremity
• Film & content production: Practical effects requiring bent-leg anatomy realism

Care & Shelf Life

• Shelf life: 3–4 weeks from ship date
• Store in a cool environment (40–85°F / 4–29°C) — keep out of direct sunlight
• Best used within 2–3 weeks of delivery for optimal gel performance
• Keep wrapped until immediately before use
• Dispose with regular household or commercial waste after use

Need custom anatomy — nerves, vasculature, specific joint angle, or child-size proportions? Contact our team. Ships within 2–4 weeks from purchase.

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