Københavns Flugtskytte Klub (KFK)

Københavns Flugtskytte Klub (KFK) is a shooting range for clay target shooting, located at Selinevej 9 in Copenhagen, on the island of Amager. Founded in 1963, the club is the largest in Denmark by membership (over 3,300) and infrastructure capacity.

The range offers five disciplines of clay target shooting. The Olympic Trap features a layout with five stations, each equipped with three machines in the ground that launch targets in various directions; a computer system with microphones allows for solo shooting. Skeet is represented by two layouts with eight stations each, arranged in a semicircle; both are equipped with computer control. Nordisk Trap (Scandinavian Trap or Hunter's Trap) has a layout with five stations and one moving machine in the center, also with computer control. Compact Sporting complements the offering for shooters seeking more varied target trajectories. Separate layouts for Danish hunting shooting (jagtskydning) and hunting simulation, including high pheasant and back targets on training paths, are also available.

KFK is a member of ISSF and FITASC, allowing for the hosting of official international competitions — including the Beretta Gold Cup and Copenhagen Grand Prix. The club offers training for beginners, courses on safe shotgun handling, a talent development program for juniors, and trial shoots for new visitors. On-site amenities include a cafeteria and a shop. The range is suitable for both first-time experiences with clay target shooting and preparation for top-level competitions.