
Target shooting
Traditional shooting at a bullseye.

New to the sport
You need neither your own firearm nor any experience to try. All you need to bring the first time is valid photo ID and a little time.
Come to a taster session at Hula, on Tuesdays 18:00–19:30. You get a thorough introduction to safety and firearm handling before you shoot, and you hire a club firearm. Bring valid photo ID.
After two taster sessions we expect you to join the club. You register through the sports federation's membership portal, and the fee covers the club, the district and the federation.
Every new member must complete the club's safety course when one is scheduled. It is mandatory and the club runs it.
Until you have completed the safety course, you can take part in group training on Tuesdays and Thursdays and in club matches.
After six months of membership, once you have trained regularly over time and taken the safety course, you can apply for your own firearm. The club helps you with confirmation of your training activity and with how to apply.
Includes firearm hire and 25 rounds.
After two taster sessions we expect you to join the club.
We take payment by Vipps or cash.
Membership
Membership gives you access to both ranges, training, club firearms to start with, and people who are glad to share what they know.
Membership
NOK 1,010 per year
Includes the subscription to Norges Skytterforbund and to the magazine Skytternytt, which is mandatory for federation members.
Training
NOK 800 per year, or NOK 50 per session
The annual fee covers unlimited training.
Federation and district fees follow the rates in force at any given time.
We recommend coming to a taster session before you join. The first one costs NOK 250 and includes firearm hire and 25 rounds.
You join through the Norwegian Olympic and Paralympic Committee's membership portal. You can register directly with the link below.
The invoice arrives through the membership portal once your registration is approved.
Every new member must complete the club's safety course.

Traditional shooting at a bullseye.

Shooting at figures of varying size, colour and distance.
Send us an email. We will answer anything from prices and age limits to what to bring the first time.
Course
Safety is not a formality in this sport — it is what everything else rests on. Every new member goes through the club's safety course.
We follow the Norwegian Shooting Association's “Safety course for new shooters”.
Before the course, we ask participants to download the course booklet.
Sikkerhetskurs for nye skyttere – course bookletUpdated 18 January 2026 · PDF from the Norwegian Shooting Association, in NorwegianDownloadThe instructor asks you to read the whole booklet, and pages 10–14 with extra care.
Both days must be completed, as well as the exam, to receive an approved course certificate.
Places on the course are limited, so it is first come, first served! Send us an email to join the waiting list, and we will let you know when the next course is ready.
Specific questions about the course can be sent to roge-soe@online.no.
The basic rules that apply everywhere, always, without exception.
Commands, conduct, and what to do when something unexpected happens.
Loading, unloading, transport and storage.
Grip, stance, sights and trigger — under supervision.
The rules of conduct apply on the firing line, at training and at competitions alike. Do read them before you come — they are short. The Norwegian Shooting Association's rules are under Documents.
No. The club has several .22 LR pistols and revolvers you can hire at taster sessions and at the start of your membership.
No. Nearly everyone who comes to a taster session has never fired a shot before.
Valid photo ID. Firearm hire and 25 rounds are included in the price of the taster session.
Age limits and firearm rules follow the Norwegian Shooting Association and the police. Get in touch and we will tell you what applies to you.
Taster sessions are at Hula every Tuesday, 18:00–19:30. If you have questions, get in touch.