The session began with a detailed briefing and an overview of the shooter’s code of conduct. The participants then moved on to dry-fire training, where they practiced their grip on the pistol, chambering a round, aiming, and smooth trigger pull. Afterward, they performed exercises on both metal and cardboard targets.

Practical shooting allows you to safely translate combat experience into sporting skill, builds mental resilience, and helps you regain your self-confidence.

The IBIS store has joined in organizing the training, supporting initiatives aimed at developing practical skills and rehabilitating veterans. The sessions are led by Oleksandr Nikolaiev, head of the firearms training department.

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