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Dynamo Shooting Range
in Mytishchi
The Dynamo Shooting Range was
built in 1957. It covers an area of 34
hectares. It was renovated during the
preparations for the Games of the XXII
Olympiad and its technical equipment
was considerably modernised to meet
the requirements of the International
Shooting Union (UIT).
The renovations to the shooting
range were completed in 1979 for the
finals of the VII USSR Summer Spartakiade.
The range hosted shooting
competitions. It includes the following
facilities:
— a 50-m gallery with 90 shooting
stations and 1,150 spectator seats;
— a 25-m gallery with 16 shooting
stations, including two stations in
the sighting area, and 550 spectator
seats;
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— a 50-m gallery with 3 runningboar
targets and 330 spectator seats;
— four clay-pigeon ranges with
sectional bleachers, for 300 seats
each, located near each range;
— the main building with competitors',
VIPs', judges' and technical
officials' quarters, a press subcentre, a
first-aid station, and a post office;
— a service building with storage
areas for weapons and a weapon
repair shop;
— technical buildings: a boiler, a
transformer substation, and a water
tower.
Great stress was laid on modernisation
of equipment as part of the
renovation project. New targets, scorekeeping
devices, and a mobile
scoreboard were installed.
General Layout
1. 50-m range
2. 25-m range
3. 50-m running-boar range
4. Clay-pigeon range
5. Utility building
6. Main building
7. Square
8. Checkpoints
9. Parking lots
10. Water-supply plant
11. Sectional bleachers
12. Pavilions of clay-pigeon
range
13. Dynamo Railway Station