Selkänevan Ampumaurheilukeskus ry

Precision, Responsibility and Community Through Shooting Sports

Selkänevan Ampumaurheilukeskus ry is a Finnish association identified with shooting sports. This website is a central place to learn about the association, explore its principles, find practical information and get in touch.

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A smiling shooter wearing hearing protection and shooting glasses gives a thumbs-up in front of a yellow shooting station marked with the number 8.

A sport decided by a steady hand

Shooting sports are about precision, concentration and self-discipline. They are also about community: people who maintain ranges together, organise competitions and guide newcomers.

Our association brings together people for whom safe and responsible participation is a given. The photographs on this site come from our own activities.

A large, cheerful group of participants standing on rocks on a sunny summer day, with flags and conifer forest behind them.

Our principles

Proposal for board approval

01Responsibility: We follow Finnish law, official guidance and range rules.
02Safety: Safety is the foundation of every shot, not an extra.
03Precision: Concentration and patience build skill.
04Respect: We value others, volunteers and officials.
05Fair play: We compete honestly and by the rules.
06Learning: Each of us keeps learning.

Three shooters wearing medals and holding award plates on a grass field, with a trap house and spruce forest behind them.

Shooting sport awards on a table: a polished plate, three trophies featuring a shooter figure and hand-labelled envelopes.

About the sport

General information about shooting sports. Ask us directly about the association's current activities.

Concentration
Breathing, stance and timing — small things decide.
Training
Proper protection, equipment and a supervised start.
Competition
A way to measure progress and meet others in the sport.

More about activities

Safety first

Shooting sports require compliance with legislation, licensing and range-specific rules, plus qualified supervision and instruction where required. General information on this website does not replace them.

Safety principles