Can I enter the shooting range when traveling to Russia? What guns do you have? Is it expensive?

In Russia, shooting at the shooting range is a very normal activity, which is beneficial to body and mind and decompression. Guns include Glock 17 pistol, pm Makarov pistol, MP446 Viking pistol, M191(9mm version), CZ75 pistol and Saiga 410-9mm carbine.

If the price is low, you can ask the coach to add bullets to you when you play. The price of each bullet is only 25 rubles, which is two dollars and fifty cents.

Because of Russia's relatively open weapons management (but this does not mean that guns are rampant, on the contrary, Russia's weapons management is stricter than dozens of streets in the United States) and the nature of Russian fighting people, you may not find several Internet cafes in Russia, but you can definitely find quite a few shooting ranges.

For an ordinary normal person, no matter what nationality you are, you only need to hold a personal passport and other valid identity documents to enjoy the feeling of live ammunition.

After entering the shooting range, I need to submit my personal passport first, and the shooting range needs to be networked to determine my identity information, especially my criminal record and mental state. Those who have no criminal record, drug abuse record or mental illness record can participate in the filming. People who are drunk, unable to move or have certain problems in consciousness are not allowed to participate in filming.

Older people over 60 years old or children under 14 years old must be accompanied by a guardian (different shooting ranges have different requirements).

Generally speaking, shooting ranges are mainly divided into two types. One is an underground shooting range located in the city center and relying on the basement, also called an indoor shooting range. One is an outdoor shooting range built in the suburbs and relying on hills.

Due to the differences in weapon power control and facilities, the weapons used by the two factories are also different.

Security Officer and Coach: Generally speaking, in many people's minds, shooting means playing with a gun. But in fact, no matter which shooting method, coaches and security officers are necessary.

Usually, the coach and the safety officer are the same person, especially when I come to this small shooting range. In the shooting range, it may happen that the coach and the safety officer are not the same person. The coach is responsible for teaching you and the safety officer is responsible for ensuring safety.