Our shooting range offers the following shooting disciplines:

AUTOMATIC TRAP

A discipline very similar to trap shooting. The range provides one shooting field and uses a single voice-activated clay target launcher.

Automatic Trap differs from Olympic Trap and Universal Trap primarily in the number of launchers used. In Automatic Trap, only one launcher is used to throw all targets. The launcher is positioned in the center of the trench and mounted on a special mechanism that continuously changes both its horizontal and vertical orientation.

Shooters call for a target, and the launcher releases it regardless of the direction it is facing at that moment. The launcher is mounted on a rotating platform with a special drive system, making it impossible for shooters to predict the trajectory of the next target.

A squad consists of six shooters. Targets are released immediately after the command, without any delay. After firing at a target, each shooter moves one station to the right. A complete round consists of 25 targets.

A shotgun shooting discipline that is a unique Czech specialty. This type of shooting is very similar to Skeet, but in a simplified and shortened format. The range provides one shooting field.

Hunting Round is a discipline in which the number of shooters and their progression through the stations are identical to Skeet. The flight paths of the targets are predetermined, there are fewer double targets in a round, and shooting is not conducted from the eighth station located directly between the towers. A complete round consists of 20 targets.

Competitions in this discipline are organized exclusively by hunting associations and are shot either as a standalone event or as part of a combined competition. A significant difference from Skeet is that shooters are allowed to fire two shots at each target.

SKEET

Skeet is a shotgun shooting discipline involving flying clay targets. The targets are launched from two towers toward the same central area, while the shooter moves through shooting stations arranged in a semicircle. Targets are engaged alternately from the left and right towers, or as simultaneous double targets.

Only one shot may be fired at each target. Competitions are shot in rounds of 25 targets. Men and junior men shoot 125 targets, while women and junior women shoot 75 targets.

PISTOL SHOOTING

The pistol range is intended for live-fire shooting with pistols, revolvers, rimfire rifles, and shotguns using pistol, revolver, shotgun, or percussion ammunition at distances of up to 25 metres.

The range consists of four separate shooting lanes. Each lane can be configured for supported shooting with a shotgun or rimfire rifle in a standing position. The support rest is adjustable to accommodate the individual shooter's height.