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Shooting Range
Sporting
Another name is "skeet shooting". Team building takes place on the territory of the shooting range (sporting club, stand). It is shooting from 12-gauge sporting guns at round ceramic targets ("cymbals"), ejected by a special device (a machine for launching targets). Sporting shotguns are generally similar to 12-gauge hunting "double-barreled shotguns", but have greater wear resistance. Anyone can participate in shooting at the stand - this does not require a license. Also in the sporting club there is a rental of rifles for shooting and experienced instructors who will explain and show everything in detail. The recoil from firing 12 gauge is quite substantial, but it is mitigated by the shock absorber on the stock and the use of quality cartridges. In general, sporting is suitable for a small corporate event.
Fire range
Shooting range lets you experience the thrill of shooting a real firearm in a comfortable and safe environment. The shooting gallery presents a large number of pistols of domestic and foreign production - PM, Margolin, Yarygin pistol, Glock 17 and others. Semi-automatic carbines and rifles are also presented - the famous M16, Mauser 98 (rifle of the German army of the first and second world wars), SVT-40 (the best semi-automatic rifle of the second world war), Mosin rifle ("three-ruler"), Dragunov SVD sniper rifle, Kalashnikov assault rifle AK-74 in a semi-automatic version and many others. No licenses are required to visit the shooting gallery.
Knife Shooting Range
Knife throwing (more than 20 configurations) and ax throwing. Conducted outdoors and indoors. The mobile stand for throwing is equipped with a safety corridor and a protective floor covering. Experienced instructors ensure compliance with safety regulations on the site and give master classes in throwing knives and axes. There is a competition for accuracy, as well as a competition for the number of items in the stand.