:: AIMTEST The caliber .50 Advanced Inbore Marksmanship Training Enhancement System for Tanks (AIMTEST), is manufactured by American Apex Corporation to provide high quality gunnery training at a cost that any organization can afford. AIMTEST is now available for all NATO standard 105mm or 120mm main tank guns. Read more information >> :: Whom We Serve AAC serves the world’s Armor and Infantry Forces. With over 13 countries now using AIMTEST, AAC is a proven global company with proven and effective gunnery training solutions. • Australia • Greece • Bahrain • Jordan • Brazil • Saudi Arabia • Chile • Spain • Denmark • United Kingdom • Egypt • United States • Finland :: Who We Are Specializing in live-fire gunnery training devices for combat vehicle crews, American Apex Corp. is the industry leader with the AIMTEST .50 caliber Inbore Device.  With over 1200 devices currently in use training tank crews from 13 different countries, American Apex Corp. has been setting the standard in innovation and design in live-fire training for more than a decade.  In the age of training funds reduction, the AIMTEST is the right solution for the highest quality training.

The Leader in Live-Fire Gunnery Training for the World's Armored Forces :: News & Events 11/24/2009 AAC Conducts First GTS-LAV-25 Demo GTS-LAV-25 has successful test in Canada Read More 11/20/2009 Germany Stryker Brigade receives Sub-Caliber Inbore NET AAC's Technical Team led by Donn Gier traveled to Germany to instruct the first unit level New Equipment Training for the newly fielded Sub-caliber Inbore Device 105MM SA Stryker. Read More 09/10/2009 AAC Displays Sub-calibers in Nashville, Tennessee 10-13 September 2009: AAC displayed the new GTS-M242/7.62mm, the Sub-Caliber Inbore for the Stryker MGS, and the AIMTEST 120MM at the 131st National Guard Association of the United States General Conference in Nashville, TN. Read More 07/13/2009 Apex Shows Bradley IFV Sub-Cal Device to Master Gunners 13 July 2009: American Apex Corporation (AAC) displayed their products at the annual Sustainable Range Program and Master Gunner Conference held in Indianapolis, Indiana. Read More