TAV Roma

TAV Roma — a shooting range for clay target shooting, located in Rome (Lazio region, Italy) at Via di Lunghezzina, 141. The complex covers 12 hectares of flat terrain and features 8 stands for various disciplines of clay target shooting: Olympic trap, skeet, compact sporting, and helis. The range is one of the leading clay target shooting facilities in central Italy and regularly hosts federal-level FITAV competitions — including the Grand Prix of skeet and Olympic trap, as well as international tournaments, including the 43rd World Championship of Fossa Universale.

All stands are equipped with covered shooting positions and monitors for real-time result viewing; during competitions, results are broadcast on a large screen in the secretary's office. The technical management of the range is overseen by Olympic medalist Francesco D'Anello. The complex is designed to accommodate athletes with limited physical abilities: special parking is provided directly next to the shooting positions.

The range features spacious parking, a pro shop with a wide selection of ammunition from leading manufacturers, a bar/buffet for club members, and separate restrooms. A clay target shooting school with federal instructors operates — classes are open to beginners from 13 years old without the need for a firearms permit. TAV Roma is suitable for both first-time experiences in clay target shooting and preparation for high-level competitions.