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Disciplines

Four disciplines, one range

From practical shooting to muzzle-loading, each discipline has its own space at the range. Find out what happens, who it's for and what you need before your visit.

Hours & access
  1. In the video: Competitor shooting a PCC carbine on a stage, seen in profile next to a blue barrel

    IPSC / FITDS

    Practical shooting

    4IPSC disciplines, from Handgun to PCC

    The range's main discipline: speed-and-accuracy stages and FITDS matches.

    Licensed competitors: the practical shooting bays are reserved for shooters registered with the federation. If you'd like to get started, get in touch.

    HandgunRifleShotgunPCC

    Access: Bays reserved for licensed competitors.

    Where it takes place: Practical shooting bays

    Explore the discipline Practical shooting
  2. MLAIC

    Muzzle-loading

    3distances: 25, 50 and 100 m

    Original and replica historic firearms at 25, 50 and 100 m: history, technique and patience.

    Enthusiasts of historic firearms and precision shooting who enjoy the unhurried loading routine and attention to detail.

    Access: A firearms licence or equivalent is required: contact us for details before your visit.

    Where it takes place: Covered firing points & muzzle-loading

    Explore the discipline Muzzle-loading

    In the video: A prone shooter fires, wrapped in black powder smoke; then a shooter loads the firearm through the muzzle

  3. In the video: Shooters lined up at the numbered covered firing points, then an overall view of the firing lines

    Rifle 50 / 100 m

    firing lines up to100 m

    Long lines for precision training and zeroing.

    Sport shooters working on precision, hunters who want to zero their rifle and law-enforcement officers.

    Access: A firearms licence or equivalent is required: contact us for details before your visit.

    Where it takes place: 50 & 100 m rifle lines

    Explore the discipline Rifle 50 / 100 m
  4. Running boar

    A moving target that simulates a running wild boar — valuable practice for hunters and enthusiasts.

    Hunters who want to practise on a moving target, and shooters looking for a different kind of challenge.

    Access: A firearms licence or equivalent is required: contact us for details before your visit.

    Where it takes place: Running boar

    Explore the discipline Running boar