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Do you want to develop accuracy, attentiveness, quick reaction and master the skills of self-defense, correct and safe handling of weapons? Training in the "Academy of Practical Shooting" club will help you to get rid of stress, become more confident and balanced. There are no age and gender restrictions: there are both men and girls among the members of the shooting club, and the smallest shooters are only 6 years old. "Academy" offers a wide range of small arms, among which there are such examples as CZ, Glock, Heckler & Koch, SIG-Sauer and Alfa-Para. There are also more than 10 courses for shooters of all skill levels.

Shooting club "Viking"

Club "Vityaz" ─ a pass to the world of shooting sports. Here you can take an initial training course, join the Russian Practical Shooting Federation and become a member of the International Practical Shooting Confederation. They know how to handle weapons confidently but safely. You will also be taught - with the help of the Yarygin pistol in the МР 446 С modification and the 9Х19 Luger cartridge.

Sports Complex of the Military Hunting Society

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This is the oldest Moscow shooting-stand complex to date, the shooting range of which is located in the southeast of the city, in the picturesque Kuzminki forest park. Here beginner shooters and Olympic champions, hone their shooting skills before the opening of the hunting season, amateur hunters. The sports complex has a round stand, a trench stand, a double ladder, a sporting compact and much more.

Shooting club "Shot"

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Practical shooting is practiced here - an interesting and dynamic type of shooting sport that combines high-speed shooting from military weapons with quick movements around the site. Accuracy, speed, coordination, self-confidence and a powerful adrenaline rush - all this can be found in the "Shot" club. The club has two galleries at 25 and 50 meters, good lighting and ventilation, unique sand bullet traps that save the lungs from lead, as well as a rich arsenal of long-barreled and short-barreled weapons.

Sports and shooting club "Paratrooper"

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A 10-meter shooting range for combat, an interactive shooting range for laser tag, equipment for paintball and flightball, two unique climbing walls - open and closed, crossbow shooting areas are located on the territory of the "Paratrooper" club. Here everyone will find entertainment to their liking: they will master shooting from various types of weapons, learn how to safely handle them, or pump their skills. In the arsenal of the shooting range there are both short-barreled and long-barreled weapons, as well as the legendary Maxim machine gun.

Shooting club "Izmailovo"

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At your disposal are two 50-meter galleries (10 directions in each), a large selection of firearms, sighting of civilian weapons and sights, training in safe handling of weapons. There is sport sections for bullet shooting for adults and children (from 11 years old) and specially equipped areas for shooting from a crossbow or bow. The club's arsenal of weapons numbers more than 200 items, both historical and modern.

Underground Club "Labyrinth"

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"Labyrinth" is a place where you can not only shoot from various types of firearms and traumatic weapons, but also test pneumatic "guns", land a line at an imaginary enemy from a bare machine gun or "Kalash", as well as accurately punch at targets from a bow or crossbow ... An experienced instructor will teach you how to throw axes and knives exactly at the target, and paintball and laser tag will become the thematic center of any children's or corporate event.

Federation UNIBOS

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Do you want to master shooting using modern firing tactics? Then you are definitely here. The main pride of the "Universal Combat System" club is its instructors (although everything is in order here, too, with technical equipment). Experienced instructors will teach sports and combat shooting from a rifled carbine, large-caliber pistol and sniper rifle. UNIBOK will carry out tuning of personal weapons and help in their sighting (do not forget to take a permit for possession and carrying). The club is also focused on teaching hand-to-hand and knife fighting, applied self-defense and self-defense with the help of improvised items.

Moscow City Shooting and Sports Club DOSAAF of Russia

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This club is considered one of the best in Moscow: it has a rich collection of weapons - from copies of the First World War to modern models of the shooting industry (more than 300 units in total), and on its territory is located the only 100-meter shooting gallery in the capital.

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Although the title of this article sounds rather absurd, it is quite possible to be highly accurate in long range pistol shooting. It takes patience, a little talent, dexterity, and a lot of practice. This article will show you how to improve your pistol shooting skills from a distance of 100m, 200m or more. Keep in mind (especially with handguns) that how well you do it depends on the number of shots fired and your patience during training.

Steps

Pick a good pistol. While any pistol can be better mastered, the type of weapon can seriously affect your ultimate success in the task of becoming a marksman with a pistol. Here are some general rules to look out for when buying a gun. General rules apply to long range single shot accuracy. They do not include considerations of self-protection, durability and cost. None of the rules is a dogma, there are exceptions to each of them, and the gun that suits you personally is always the best choice.

• The larger the gun, the more accurate it is.
• Large pistols are more comfortable in the hand than small ones.
• The longer the barrel, the higher the muzzle velocity of the bullet, which means a smoother trajectory of its flight.
• Light high velocity bullets are more accurate for standard pistol distances (over 50 m.)
• Heavy bullets are more accurate when shooting at long distances (over 100m)
• Shooting with a smaller caliber is cheaper, which means you can train more.
• The smaller the caliber, the lower the recoil, which, in turn, allows for more frequent consecutive shots, and also makes shooting more comfortable for more people
• Among self-loading pistols, self-cocking pistols (DAO) (AKA Quick Action) are less accurate than pistols with shock trigger single (SA) or double (DA / SA) action.
• Shooting skills play a big role, so expensive pistols are not necessarily accurate or shoot better.
• Your weapon is more accurate than yourself.

1. Thus, from the above general rules, it follows that the best option would be a large pistol with a single (or double) action firing mechanism with a long barrel. Examples of such weapons are the H&K USP Elite, the 14 ”Desert Eagle, or target pistols from Hammerli and other manufacturers of high quality target pistols. These are far from cheap pistols, but they are high quality firearms that will serve you well.

   While a public shooting range (shooting range) is a common practice site, this is not always the best location to practice long-range precision shooting. The best option would be a large piece of land, a safe place to shoot. This will allow you to set targets at different distances and become a skilled shooter at targets of any size from different distances.

   Start by stretching. It sounds strange, but stretching will relax your muscles and make your arms and body more stable.

   Fire a few warm-up shots (perhaps from a distance of 15 m). Find out where you (and your pistol) are going. If you find yourself unable to consistently hit a specific target area from a given distance, continue shooting very slowly and patiently until your shots reach the target.

   • You can proceed to the main practice as soon as you figure out the difference between where you aim and where you hit (ideally, the bullet should hit exactly the target, but it is acceptable if it is slightly higher than it, then if you know the distance, the master can correct your aim).

   • If you're just starting out with your long-range shooting skills, it's best to start at close range and then move on. A good starting distance is around 25m. While this is much farther than most people are used to shooting, in order to be successful at long-range shooting, you must train at those distances. It is quite possible that at first, from this distance, you will not be able to consistently hit a target the size of a person, but over time, you will find that in 90% of cases you hit a jar.

     Your standing position should be the most comfortable for you. It is often most convenient (if you are right-handed) to set left leg forward, and the right leg - diagonally behind the left, at shoulder distance. Pull out right hand straight forward as if you are trying to reach the target, relax your elbow but lock it in place. With this hand, you will grip the pistol grip. Left hand bend at an angle of 120 degrees. Your right hand controls the vertical angle of the pistol, your left hand controls its horizontal position. Your left elbow should point exactly to the ground.

     • Lying position: You should train while lying on the ground. Your lying position should be as follows: lie on your stomach, then turn slightly on the side you are shooting from, rest your supporting knee and elbow on the ground. You will be slightly sideways to the target, but your right hand will be level with the ground, your head resting on your right hand, looking at the targets. This will allow you to breathe freely and provide a very stable platform.
     • Kneeling Position: This position will provide you with a very stable platform for accurate shooting. Place your left foot back and squat on the heel of your right foot. Your left knee and toe will be on the ground. Relax the supporting elbow on the stubborn knee. You are in the "tripod" position (supporting foot, toe and knee), in this position you can move quickly (practice periodically taking the position "from the knee" and coming out of it).

   • Tilt your head slightly to the right so that the scope of the pistol is in line with your right eye. You may need to move your right wrist so the scope is pointed straight ahead. To aim, move your body (while maintaining position) until the weapon is aimed at the target.

     Breathe slowly, relax, and try to aim, aim. For target shooting (only if you have enough time to aim) it is often best to concentrate on the front sight and aim it at the target or at a specific point between the target and the front sight. Don't focus on the target. Concentrate close to the front sight, fully focusing on creating the perfect crosshair image, where the target is completely aligned with the front sight. The target is vaguely visible outside of your weapon. If the speed of the shot is important, in 99% of cases it is better to fully concentrate on the front sight.

     Over time, you will realize that your breathing and the ability to stay calm and calm are the top priorities in the process of maintaining aiming accuracy. This can only be achieved with practice. Breathe evenly before firing, then inhale deeper and exhale fully, emptying your lungs. It is at the moment of exhalation (do not exhale forcibly, but just relax) the shot is fired.

     The image on the sight for traditional open sights should resemble Form III, where the front sight is ideally protected by the rear sight slot. Keep in mind that this means both horizontal and vertical placement. This ideal image must then be superimposed on the target (without obscuring it) and then fired.

     To accurately hit the target, if the image on the scope is below the target, the pistol must be "zeroed" (adjusted). Then you do not have to make artificial adjustments (for example, aim to the left or higher), and a pistol aimed directly at the target will provide an accurate hit to the bull's eye of the desired target.

     Different cartridges shoot differently (more or less accurately) for different types of weapons. Try different types rounds for your firearm to determine which is best for your pistol.

     Novice shooters often pride themselves on their marksmanship if the majority of their shots hit the target. However, even a random shot sometimes hits the target. This demonstrates luck rather than skill. Concentrate on grouping your shots into one target size - this is the first sign of a professional sniper and demonstrates consistent shooting accuracy.

     Once you have a good aim and see the perfect scope image, slowly press the trigger with the last or penultimate phalanx of your right index finger towards the back of the pistol (press straight, slowly and steadily between shots). In pistols with a double-acting percussion-trigger mechanism (UPS), you must first bring the OPS to the cocked position. (now the pistol's OPS is in single action mode). Depending on the type, the trigger resistance ranges from 900 grams to 3.5 kg. The lighter the trigger, the easier it is to be precise (although there is a certain trigger position in self-cocking pistols to reduce its drag - this can be found by holding the trigger while firing. Slowly release your finger until the trigger clicks, now you you can click on it again to shoot).

   • After firing, check where the bullet hit (high, low, right, left and other combinations). With practice, you will be able to determine the reason for your miss: inaccurate sight, your hand trembled, and / or you ran out of time or the reason was the so-called waiting for a shot.

     • If the shot hits the left of the target, for a right-handed person, this means that you are pressing hard on the entire pistol, and not just on the trigger.
     • If a shot hits to the right of the target, for a right-handed person, this means that you are either pulling the trigger too hard, or simultaneously pressing your fingers on the pistol grip.
     • A shot rarely hits above the target, but if this happens, it means that the shooter, compensating for the recoil in advance, raises the pistol even before the shot.
     • The shot hits below the target, due to the fact that the shooter either overwrites the trigger (squeezes the trigger and the pistol at the same time and pulls the trigger too quickly), or, more likely, compensates for the recoil by lowering the pistol down until the moment the shot is fired.
     • Pre-recoil compensation is one of the main reasons a shooter cannot shoot accurately with a pistol. The person, waiting for the recoil of the pistol, shifts the wrist and points the pistol up or down, depending on the shooter. This can be easily determined by giving the person a weapon with which they are familiar. Make sure it's not charged, but don't tell the shooter about it. When he takes aim and pulls the trigger, he will automatically move the pistol.
     • There are several techniques to break this habit.
       • The simplest one is to concentrate on pulling the trigger. Aim at the target and slowly pull the trigger. Press as slowly and smoothly as possible. It can take up to 10 seconds until the shot is fired. The target is a surprise shot, which means you don't know exactly when the weapon will fire and therefore don't compensate for the recoil in advance. To solve this problem, a pistol with a smooth trigger and a sharp shot is most suitable, then when the trigger is pulled, it is less likely to feel when the weapon will fire.
       • The second technique is essentially the same, with the difference that it eliminates pre-recoil compensation entirely. Aim at the target and hold the front sight as accurately as possible. Have your friend put their finger on the trigger (either directly or on your finger on the trigger) and press it for you. Make sure that the person who actually pulls the trigger is very slow and holds their hand (mostly thumb) away from the back of the pistol where the bolt slider could pinch it. This is a very inconvenient method, but it confirms that triggering is one of the most important elements of gun shooting.
       • Many, even experienced shooters, flinch while shooting without noticing it. Pre-recoil compensation can be manifested by light swaying, which is imperceptible against the background of the actual recoil of the pistol and, therefore, remains invisible to the shooter or observers. You can easily check this using the snap cap http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snap_cap. As stated in the link, “a snap cap is a device that looks like a standard firearm, but does not contain a charge or bullet and is used to fire a blank shot. A snap cap usually contains a charge replacement spring that absorbs power from the striker and allows safe testing of the weapon without damaging its components.
       • Ask a friend to load the pistol for you, but replacing one of the cartridges with a snap cap of the same caliber, placed at random in the magazine (for the pistol) or cylinder (for the revolver). After using all the cartridges, you will eventually find the snap cap, but you won't know about it until you pull the trigger. At this point, it will become obvious to you that if the image on the sight is clear, then you have learned how to control the recoil of the weapon. If the weapon bounced in your hand, as if you were firing a live round, you need to continue training. This is a simple, inexpensive test and the results may surprise you.

   • Practice at this distance until you can consistently hit a target with a diameter of about 50 cm. Move the target back about 10 meters. Run the cycle again. Maintain constant breathing. If your scope is shifted, get a new one for correction or give an old one for debugging. The open sight is my favorite. But some people prefer other types of scopes. Customizable scopes also make it easy to change your weapon's zero level at any time.

     • After you have moved the target further once or twice, you will eventually find that you are able to consistently hit a 50 cm target from more and further distances.
     • At a certain point, return to the nearest target and please yourself with the ease with which you manage to get into certain areas of the target. This way, you will gain more self-confidence as you can see a noticeable improvement.

   • If at a distance of 40-50 meters (ideal) your shots hit the target, then at a distance of 60-70 meters you will have to compensate for the trajectory of the bullet by aiming higher. The difference may be as little as a few centimeters, but it takes some getting used to.

     • At a distance of 100 m, there is a significant change in bullet trajectory (about 25-35 cm for a standard 45 caliber), and wind also begins to influence. In a standing position, you may find yourself capable of shooting accurately from a distance of more than 100m. Force yourself to explore your limits. That being said, in a kneeling position with additional support, you will find that you can consistently hit targets up to 200 meters away.
       • At a distance of more than 200 meters, the ballistic properties of a conventional pistol are questionable. Over longer ranges, heavier bullets retain a greater percentage of their energy due to aerodynamic coefficients.
     • Practice, practice, practice. Despite the fact that knowledge is power, you must be able to apply what you know.
     • Safety first! Before carrying or transporting a weapon, make sure it is not loaded and the magazine is empty.
     • Another reason a pistol can shoot inaccurately is a mismatch between the bullet and barrel. While this matters less for a pistol than for a rifle, it is worth trying bullets of different brands and types. But once you've found a cartridge that shoots well, don't change it anymore, and with one type of ammo always have a good supply of them.
     • Also clean the inside of the barrel regularly (use oil and occasionally thinner). After a few hundred shots, you will find that the barrel is very dirty, even if not noticeable.
     • As stated above, your weapon is probably more accurate than yourself (most full-size pistols in most calibers). Therefore, if you miss the mark, chances are good that it is your fault. Exercise more to make sure you don't compensate ahead of time and flinch too much.
     • Be sure to clean your weapon after use. Moisture and dirt can corrode and damage your gun if used in this condition.
     • Do not drink alcohol or caffeine before going to the shooting. While alcohol will decrease your ability to act and make good decisions, caffeine will also decrease your ability to control motor functions (for example, if your blood contains caffeine, you may flinch too much or even tremble).
     • Shaking hands is a common problem that can come and go and is often caused by caffeine, stress, nervousness, or anxiety. If the shaking in your hands persists, sit down for a while, drink some water, and think about something unrelated to the weapon (don't think about your hands either!). After a while, try picking up the gun again.
     • Safety lock the gun if you are not going to shoot right now (if the gun has a safety lock).

     Warnings

     • Firearms are dangerous. Use a pistol or other handgun only if you are an experienced shooter, or there is a very experienced shooter near you who directly controls you.
     • You need to know what a line of fire is. Bullets can travel for miles or ricochet in unexpected directions.
     • A pistol can cause significant injury and even death. Always point the pistol in a safe direction and never point it at something you are not going to shoot at.
     • Any firearm must be used in a safe and authorized location. Learn and follow state and local laws on the use and transport of firearms. Laws change dramatically in different countries, and sometimes cities and states.

     What do you need

     • Pistol (any caliber, size, subject to the basic rules stated above).
     • Ammunition (according to the caliber of your pistol). Ammunition should be purchased from a safe place (preferably from the manufacturer). Self-loaded or reloaded cartridges can damage your weapon and be dangerous.
     • Special clothing if you intend to shoot outdoors. Dress warmly enough for the weather. Pants are always recommended. If you are in an area where there may be other people with weapons (for example, hunting), it is recommended to wear a bright orange vest or T-shirt.
     • Protection for vision and hearing is essential. Hot brass ejected from semi-automatic weapons can damage eyes, and loud noises can damage hearing very quickly.

There are many shooting clubs in Moscow where you can shoot from military weapons. Some large clubs are located in the near Moscow region, but, as a rule, it will not be difficult to get there, provided, of course, that you drive your car.

In this article we will try to tell you about the first visit to a shooting club: what you need to know, what to take with you, what to look for. And also let's compare the prices of different shooting clubs in Moscow, see where a one-time visit is more profitable, and where - regular classes. Because all clubs have their own pricing policy, for a correct comparison of the cost, let's take the Glock 17 pistol (it is presented in the arsenals of all clubs) and 100 cartridges for it.

So, shooting clubs where you can shoot from military weapons:

1.

First workout at the club- introductory, you will be given to shoot from 4 types of weapons: Viking pistols, CZ-75 Shadow, Glock (Glock 35 is listed on the site, but in fact, when we visited, we shot from Glock 17) and the Roni tactical unit. A total of 100 shots. Price: on Monday 4900 rubles, on other weekdays 5500 rubles, on weekends and holidays - 6500 rubles.

On next visits you will pay separately for ammunition, instructor services and equipment: 27 rubles. per shot, 500 rubles. - equipment (belt with pouches, headphones and glasses), instructor's services for individual training(up to 2 people) - 2300 rubles. weekdays, 3500 r. on weekends and holidays (the cost is divided among all), for a group training - 600 rubles. on weekdays, 1100 on weekends and holidays (cost per hand).

For those who have completed a special course of the club - Proshooter, the cost of a shot is 20 rubles, but only from 10 to 15 hours on weekdays.

The club is located at: Moscow region, Dzerzhinsky, Energetikov street, 50, it is literally right behind the Moscow Ring Road. You can get there from the Domodedovskaya metro station by bus # 95.

2. Shooting club "Shot"

The Shooting Club "Shot" has two galleries: 25 and 50 meters. Beginners shoot in a 25 meter gallery. Despite the fact that on the club's website you can see a fairly extensive arsenal of pistols, in fact, the shooters are offered 4 models: Glock 17, Glock 35, CZ-75 Shadow and Viking. With carbines, the situation is better, there is really a large selection of them.

Cost of 100 shots- 4000 rubles, from 12 to 16 o'clock there is a 20% discount. This price includes all the necessary equipment and instructor's services.

After the first visit, you automatically become a member of the club, and the cost of a shot for you will be 25 rubles, and on weekdays from 12 to 16 hours - 20 rubles. Those. 100 shots will cost you 2000-2500 rubles, plus the instructor's services are paid additionally - 600 rubles. on weekdays and 1000 rubles. on the weekend.

Cost for FPSR members: 500 rubles / hour, 25 rubles. shot, from 12 to 16 o'clock at 18 rubles. shot.

The club is located near the metro station Botanichesky Sad, about 10 minutes. walk.

The address: st. Agricultural, 20, building 3.

3.

The shooting club "Gepard" has 4 galleries: 15 m, 50 m, and two IPSC galleries of 20 m. A very large number of pistols and carbines are available for shooting, from the famous Makarov pistol to the Winchester 38 caliber carbine.

Price: RUB 1,500 - instructor's services + the cost of cartridges. If you take 100 shots from the Glock 17, you get: 1500 + 4000 (40 rubles per shot) = 5500 rubles.

FPSR members pay only 23 rubles. per shot.

The club has a practical shooting section. 8 lessons per month will cost about 30,000 rubles.

Club address: Moscow, Olympiyskiy prospect, 16, building 1. The nearest metro station is Prospekt Mira.

4.

In the Labyrinth, they teach not only shooting from military weapons, but also from pneumatic weapons, archery and crossbow shooting, as well as throwing knives and axes.

Arsenal of military weapons: 6 types of pistols and the same number of carbines.

In the Labyrinth shooting club, you can shoot bursts from a Kalashnikov assault rifle, however, only with blank cartridges.

Cost of 100 shots from a pistol - 4000 rubles, this amount already includes all the necessary equipment and instructor's services.

There are no benefits for FPSR members.

The address: Moscow, Kutuzovsky prospect 12s1, the nearest metro stations: Vystavochnaya, Kievskaya, Kutuzovsky prospect.

First lesson for 100 shots will cost 5,000 rubles, subsequent: for group training - 1,500 rubles. for renting a gallery + 25 rubles. per shot, with individual - 5000 r. for renting a gallery + 25 rubles. per shot.

There are so-called "happy hours". The point is that you can call the club, and if you are ready to come to training within an hour and a half, despite the fact that if there is a free gallery at this time, you pay only the cost of the shots. Those. 100 shots will cost 2500 rubles.

For FPSR members, the conditions are the same, only the first introductory training is missing.

The club is located at: Lubyansky proezd, 27/1, building 1, metro station Kitay-Gorod.

6. Unibos

Unibos is a self-defense club hand-to-hand combat and shooting firearms. There are only pistols in the arsenal. Shooting training takes place only within the framework of special courses, for which you need to register in advance. Classes are held on Sundays. Price- 4000 rubles / month (4 workouts) + from 20 rubles. per shot. I shot up to 100 rounds during the training.

After 2-3 months of training, you can go to senior group, there the cost is 6000 rubles. + also from 20 rubles. per shot, shot up to 150 rounds per lesson.

7.Moscow City Shooting Sports Club DOSAAF RF

The Moscow City Shooting Sports Club offers 4 galleries for shooting: one for 25 meters, two for 50 meters and one for 100 meters. The arsenal has a very large number of short-barreled and long-barreled weapons, up to the SVD, VSS and the famous Maxim machine gun.

In the price list of the club there are quite a few special offers, which represent a fixed number of shots from a weapon of a similar type, for example, 10 shots from several sniper rifles, 40 shots from various machine guns, etc. The cost of a shot in such "package" offers is lower than in the standard price list of the club.

Cost of 100 shots Glock 17 pistol - 6000 rubles, everything you need is included in the price. There is a package offer that includes 30 rounds each from the Glock 17, Glock 34 and Viking pistols. Its cost is 4350 rubles.

The club is located at st. Poklonnaya, 11, building 1A, metro station - Park Pobedy.

8.

In the shooting club "Hunter" visitors are offered 2 galleries for shooting from firearms: 25 meters, 50 meters. In addition, there is a separate gallery for those wishing to shoot from a bow or crossbow.

In the arsenal of the club there are a lot of short-barreled and long-barreled weapons, as well as several types of bows and crossbows.

Cost of 100 shots from a Glock 17 pistol- 6000 rubles, everything you need is included in the price. There is a special offer for shooting from PM and Viking pistols, 100 shots will cost you 5000 and 4500 rubles. respectively.

For members of the FPSR, the cost of a shot is 20 rubles.

The club provides regular customers with a 5% discount for every 50,000 rubles spent on the club's services. The maximum possible discount is 30%.

The address: Volokolamskoe highway, 86, the nearest metro station is Tushinskaya.

9. Shooting club "Caliber"

In the shooting club "Caliber" there are 4 galleries: two 25-meter, one 100-meter and one more designed specifically for practical shooting.

The arsenal of both pistols and carbines is large enough. The total cost of the lesson consists of payment for the services of an instructor - 1000 rubles, renting a gallery - 1000 rubles, renting a weapon - 300 rubles. for Glock 17 and the cost of cartridges - 30 rubles. per shot. In total, when ordering 100 cartridges, it will turn out - 5300 rubles.

You can also purchase a Bonnie and Clyde gift certificate for 100 rounds, in this case the cost will be slightly lower - 5100 rubles.

The shooting club is located in Mytishchi at the address - st. Novoslobodskaya vl. 1., Art. 1.

Conclusion:

For those who just want to come and shoot, the most cost-effective option is to get into the "happy hours" of the Academy of Practical Shooting. The cost of 100 shots will be only 2500 rubles.

If luck is not on your side, then your choice can be stopped at the Vystrel SC, where from 12 to 16 hours the cost of 100 shots is 3200 rubles, and the rest of the time - 4000 rubles. But, you need to remember that only 4 types of pistols are available for shooting here. Although for the first visit it probably doesn't make much difference what to shoot from, the sensations will be equally good.

If you want to shoot from several types of weapons, you should go to the "Object", the cost on Mondays is 4900 rubles, you will be given to shoot from 4 pistols, one of which will be in the "Roni" attachment (with a butt and a handle for more accurate shooting).

If you decide to make practical shooting your main hobby and practice regularly, then again, first of all, you should pay attention to shooting club"Shot"... For club members, 100 patrons on weekdays from 12 to 16 hours will cost 2,000 rubles. + 600 rub. payment for the instructor's services. The rest of the time the cost of a shot is 25 rubles. + the same 600 rubles. instructor services, i.e. 100 shots will turn out - 3100 rubles. 4 lessons per month - 10,400 rubles, if you come on weekdays from 12 to 4 pm, or 12,400 rubles, if you practice at any other time.

Here, the most budgetary option for training is obtained, but the club does not have a special program according to which all instructors would work. Therefore, everything you do depends entirely on the instructor.

In addition, a sports belt with a holster and pouches is not issued here, and this itself already limits the learning process, because some actions will not be available to you.

On the other hand, if you really want to practice shooting, you can purchase all the necessary equipment yourself. Below will be the calculation for training in other clubs, it will be seen that training in "Shot" is much cheaper, and the saved funds can be used to buy equipment.

You can also sign up for Unibos... 4 lessons per month of 100 rounds will cost you 12,000 rubles if you shoot from domestic weapons... Cartridges for the rest of the pistols will be slightly more expensive, and the total cost will increase accordingly. Classes are held on Sundays. But here you need to register in advance and wait until the group is typed.

If the budget allows, you can enroll in practical shooting courses in SC "Gepard"... 8 lessons per month, about 3750 rubles. each one. But this month you are guaranteed to be taught how to shoot well. This club trains many professional shooters who take part in both federal competitions and world championships.

In the SC "Object" after passing the Proshooter course, the cost of a shot from 10 am to 3 pm will be equal to 20 rubles. for 100 rounds you will give only 2000 rubles. and do it yourself. But to take this course, you have to sweat and spend financially. Let's count:

• Option 1 - you come with two comrades. In this case, you pay 2700 rubles. for 100 rounds, 500 rubles. for equipment and 600 rubles. instructor services. Total 3800 rubles. Those. 4 lessons per month will be worth it RUB 15200 The only problem is where to find these two friends who could train with you regularly.
• Option 2 - you come with a friend alone. In this case, you pay 2700 rubles. for 100 rounds, 500 rubles. for equipment and 1150 rubles. for the services of an instructor. Total 4350 rubles. Those. 4 lessons per month will be worth it RUB 17400
• Option 3 - with friends who would share your hobby, a big problem, and you are doing one (the most realistic option, in fact). You will have to pay 2,700 rubles. for 100 rounds, 500 rubles. for equipment and 2300 rubles. for the services of an instructor. Total 5500 rubles. Those. 4 lessons per month will be worth it RUB 22,000

On my own behalf, I can add that the plus of training at the Facility, despite the high price, is that here they teach you how to shoot, and you can always choose an instructor with whom you will be comfortable training. The program itselfProshooter consists of 10 credits, and in my subjective opinion, it is not quite balanced. In particular, it was not entirely correct to put the very difficult "Change of store" classification in second place. Only more or less trained shooters who, for example, are fond of airsoft, can hand it over the first time. For the rest, it will not be realistic. As a result, you can spend several workouts on this test alone.

On the other hand, in the future, you can take several tests for one workout, this is not prohibited by the club's rules. The rest of the tests are not so difficult, so it will be quite possible to pass 2 or even 3 per workout (checked on myself).

We compared prices in shooting clubs based on the cost of 100 shots. But you need to understand that this is the minimum volume that makes sense to take with regular training. Better, of course, to take more - 200-300 rounds. After 100 shots, the shooter is just beginning to understand his mistakes, the next 50-100 shots are already shooting more consciously, trying to fix them, and another 50-100 shots to fix.

If your goal is to compete in any shooting competition, then you will have to train not once a week, but two or even three times. Accordingly, the costs will rise significantly.

What you need to take with you when you first visit a shooting club

To visit the shooting club, it is better to register in advance by phone. You must have a passport with you. In some clubs, it is required only for the first visit, in others, you will have to take it with you at all times. It is better to clarify this question directly with the club staff during the appointment.

On the first visit, you most likely will not have to actively move while shooting, you will not need to run, overcome any obstacles, etc., this is still not airsoft or paintball, although in practical shooting competitions the arrows do not move less active. But on the first visit, all your shots will be fired from static position, so the question "What to wear?" not so critical already. Ordinary casual clothes are fine, girls, of course, are better off avoiding skirts and long heels anyway, so as not to lose stability when shooting.

All the necessary equipment will be given to you at the club. In the first lesson, usually only headphones and glasses are given. On the subsequent ones - an additional belt with pouches and a holster.

How many shots are enough to shoot enough

Usually, 100-150 shots per person are enough for an hour's training. You can take several types of weapons, for example, shoot from the legendary Glock and Beretta, Makarov and TT, determine for yourself which pistol you like best, from which one is more comfortable for you to shoot and better to hit. You can try shooting with a pistol and a carbine, or with several pistols and carbines. The only thing in different clubs their conditions, somewhere in the first lesson you will be offered some kind of standard set of weapons, somewhere you will need to pay extra for each additional pistol or carbine.

Here it is necessary to clarify that shooting with live ammunition in bursts from automatic weapons is prohibited in Russia. Therefore, if you have a great desire to fire a couple of bursts from the Kalashnikov, then this can only be done with blank cartridges. Some shooting clubs offer this service.

During the recording, it is better to clarify whether the entire arsenal presented on the shooting club's website is available for order. It so happens that the site contains many models, but in reality, some of the weapons are not available for order. Of course, for those who do not really care what to shoot from, this is not a problem, but if you wanted to shoot from a specific model of a pistol, and for some reason it is not available (for repair or something else), and it will be found out only directly in the club, it will be a little offensive. Therefore, it is better to immediately clarify everything by phone.

Practical shooting competition video:

Pistol training is popular with both adults and children. There is a specially developed technique for acquiring weapon skills and increasing the level of proficiency. Pistol shooting courses not only teach shooting techniques, but also introduce you to the rules for the safe use of weapons.

For shooting training, you will need an experienced instructor.

Where does the training take place

You can learn how to shoot a pistol in practice in sports clubs or in special courses in pneumatic shooting galleries.

The best shooting schools in Moscow:

• Shooting club "Shot";
• Educational and sports club "Ostankino" DOSAAF of Russia;
• Shooting complex "Hunter";
• Training center "Vityaz";
• Shooting Club Object";
• Shooting club "Unibos";
• Shooting club "Patriot";
• Shooting club "Labyrinth";
• Shooting complex "Caliber";
• Shooting complex LEU "Center".

How the lesson is structured

Unlike sports shooting, which requires high skill and psychological stability, practical shooting can become a kind of entertainment or hobby that will help relieve stress after a hard day at work.

Lessons can be individual with an instructor or in groups. The latter presuppose classes with a trainer in groups of 4 people on average. This is reflected in the cost of the course. Individual lessons are more expensive.

Any training course in shooting for beginners begins with classes on the safety of using weapons. Then the trainer helps the student to master the technique of gripping (holding) the weapon and teaches the correct posture and breathing during shooting.

This will help prevent the pistol from wobbling in your hand and keep your body balanced at the moment of recoil.

It is necessary to take a stable posture. Legs should be shoulder-width apart, knees slightly bent.

The arms should be extended forward with the elbows slightly bent. You cannot hold a weapon in front of your face. This will help prevent injury during kickback.

Stance when firing a pistol.

The second stage of training is to familiarize the student with the basic commands that can be given by the coach during the shooting process. Not only the definition of the algorithm of actions and the result of shooting depend on this, but also the safety of the shooter himself.

Only after the student has mastered the basic skills, the instructor starts practical exercises and training accuracy.

First of all, you need to determine the dominant eye. This is necessary for mastering aiming skills.

In most people, the dominant eye is the same as the dominant hand, but this is not always the case. To correctly identify it, you need to connect your thumb and forefinger. The resulting ring must be slowly brought closer to the eyes.

Both eyes must be open. You cannot look at the ring. The gaze should be directed through it to a distant object. The hand itself will intuitively approach the dominant eye.

1. When aiming, the front sight should be in the center of the rear sight (slot).
2. The upper part of the front sight is flush with the whole.
3. The target looks a little blurry, but it shouldn't be overlooked. Attention should be focused on the front sight and rear sight.
4. The top line of the front sight should coincide with the horizontal line of the target.

It is important to remain calm while doing this. In the absence of concentration, there is a high probability of a miss.

Aiming and focusing rules.

Shot technology:

1. Pressing down on the front of the trigger, pull it down evenly.
2. Press until resistance appears.
3. Make a shot.

One brand of pistol is used during classes. This is necessary for the student to get used to the weapon.

All of the above rules apply not only to sports shooting lessons, but also to combat shooting training. Tactical shooting differs in that the student is taught the skills of firing in different situations from any position. This is both accuracy, speed, and close combat tactics.

To master and consolidate the shooting technique, it will take from 4 to 8 lessons. Having learned the basics of pistol shooting, you can further improve your personal weapon skills.

We pull the trigger evenly and smoothly.

Age restrictions for students

Sports schools accept pupils from 10-12 years old into children's pistol shooting groups in the absence of medical contraindications... It is believed that children under this age are not ready to work with weapons either physically or psychologically.

As practice shows, many private schools accept children from 8-9 years old at the discretion of the coach, provided that the child is well physically developed and has a strong physique for his age. But at the official level, this should not be allowed. Parents need to be aware that there is a risk to their child.

Weapons are not toys for children.

What you need to record

To enroll in shooting courses for beginners, you must provide:

• application for testing knowledge of the rules of safe handling of weapons;
• training contract.

To conclude an agreement, you need to have a package of documents with you, which includes:

• the passport;
• medical certificates from a psychiatric clinic and a narcological dispensary;
• one photo 30x40 mm.

Estimated cost and preparation

The average cost of pistol shooting lessons is 1500-2500 rubles per hour. The cost of cartridges varies from 15 to 50 rubles / piece.

Many sports schools provide children under 16 years of age free education.

To get admission to practical training, you must be instructed and pass a test for knowledge of the rules of safe handling of weapons.