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Shooting
The shooting competition was
staged at the Dynamo Shooting Range
in Mytishchi, a small town near Moscow.
The same sites were used for
practice.
The stands accommodated about
3,000 spectators.
The Dynamo Shooting Range
had:
— one 50-m target shooting range
with 90 target units;
— one 25-m rapid-fire range with
12 target units;
— one 50-m running-boar target
area with three target units;
— four combined trap and skeet
ranges;
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— an administration building, auxiliary
and utility buildings and structures,
including 48 lockers for storage
of weaponry and a repair shop.
All the ranges were equipped with
the latest technology available.
The shooting range used a mobile
bulb multipurpose letter-digital
scoreboard with 8 lines of 30 characters
each (Electroimpex-VBKM-Villesz,
Hungary) and Soviet-made devices:
four manual specialised display
boards to post scores in trap and
skeet, large-size scoresheets for each
event, a special display board to post
scores of running-boar shooting, a
timing device to call competitors for