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Blaser Trophy - Sporting (May 2026)

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Sporting
200 targets
Participants
120
Start
May 16, 2026, 08:00
Europe/Kiev (UTC+3)
End
May 17, 2026, 19:30
Europe/Kiev (UTC+3)
Until competition start
0 days
Location
Leobersdorf, Austria
Status
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Blaser Trophy - Sporting (May 2026)

About competition

The Blaser Austrian Trophy 2026 is a challenging, two-day shooting event scheduled for May 16th and 17th, 2026. Participants will compete in the Sporting discipline, facing a total of 200 targets. The course is designed to be practical and physically demanding, aimed at both experienced shooters and ambitious competitors. Success in this event demands consistency, precise technique, and sound course strategy over the entire distance.

Competition Details

  • Start Time: 8:00 a.m. (both days).

  • Participant Limit: Maximum of 120 shooters.

  • Format: 200 targets.

  • Awards Ceremony: Will take place immediately after the conclusion of the competition.


Entry Fees & Registration

  • € 195 – Regular entry fee.

  • € 100 – Juniors.

  • Registration Deadline: May 11, 2026.


Location and Contact Shootingpark Leobersdorf Am Lindenberg 1 2544 Leobersdorf, Austria

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Blaser

Blaser

Gamebore

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Shootingpark Leobersdorf

Shootingpark Leobersdorf

Leobersdorf, Austria

Shootingpark Leobersdorf is Austria’s largest and most modern shooting facility, located approximately 30 kilometers south of Vienna. It serves as a world-class hub for Olympic athletes, hunting enthusiasts, and recreational shooters. The facility’s primary "signature feature" is its high-tech Multipull automation system and the integration of Sius Ascor electronic scoring, which allows for precise, independent training at an international standard.

World-Class Infrastructure

  • Clay Target Ranges: Over 115 launchers supporting Olympic Trap, Skeet, Universal Trap, and 7+ Hunting Courses.

  • Precision Galleries: Continuously adjustable stands for distances of 50m to 300m, featuring heated indoor options.

  • Dynamic Halls: Three modern, heated indoor halls (approx. 1,000 m²) dedicated to IPSC and dynamic shooting with advanced ventilation.

  • Specialty Areas: A "Shooting Cinema" for realistic hunting simulations and a dedicated "Running Boar" stand.

  • On-Site Amenities: A premium "Shooting Lounge" restaurant, a professional Pro-Shop (Beretta, Blaser, Glock), and ample private parking.

Elite Training and Major Competitions The park is a regular host for prestigious international events, most notably the European Shotgun Championships, as well as the Beretta Cup, CZ Cup, and various Grand Prix tournaments. Training programs are led by elite instructors, including national champions like Andreas Scherhaufer (Olympic Trap) and Martin Thaler (IPSC expert). Courses range from basic firearm safety (Waffenführerschein) to advanced tactical and competitive coaching for professionals.

Target Audience and Key Advantages

  • Professionals: Access to ISSF-certified stands and electronic target feedback.

  • Hunters: Comprehensive facilities for rifle zeroing and moving-target practice.

  • Corporate Groups: Tailored team-building events and "try-out" packages for beginners.

  • Technological Leadership: Fully automated systems eliminate the need for manual trap operation.

  • All-Weather Reliability: Transition easily between outdoor stands and heated indoor galleries.

Services and Pricing Summary The facility operates on a transparent "Day Guest" or "Member" fee structure, utilizing a pre-paid chip card system for ammunition and targets.

  • Stall Fees (Day Guests): Approximately €30 – €35 for precision ranges.

  • Clay Targets: €11 – €13 per series of 25 targets.

  • Rental Weapons: Wide selection of Beretta, Blaser, and Steyr firearms available at the reception.

  • Instruction: Professional coaching available in 30 or 60-minute sessions.


Shootingpark Leobersdorf successfully combines the discipline of an Olympic training center with the luxury of a modern leisure park. Its open terrain and local climate - characterized by challenging winds - provide a rigorous environment for perfecting long-range and clay shooting skills. By maintaining a high density of technology and professional services, it remains a benchmark for shooting sports infrastructure in Central Europe.

Am Lindenberg 1, 2552 Leobersdorf, Austria