Absolutely. No prior sport shooting experience is required. First-time participants receive clear, step-by-step guidance from our team, including basic safety procedures, shooting posture, aiming, and fundamental techniques.

International visitors and expats living or working in Ho Chi Minh City are welcome at Saigon Sniper. Our staff can provide guidance in English, making it easier for foreign participants to understand the instructions, follow safety procedures, and take part with confidence.

Whether you're completely new to the sport or looking to develop your shooting skills, our team will guide you through the process and help you get started comfortably.

Absolutely. According to professional shooter Hoang Xuan Vinh in an interview with the media, people with nearsightedness can wear prescription glasses to correct their vision, and this does not significantly affect their ability to practice sport shooting. Achieving strong performance requires years of training, with mental control being especially important during decisive shots.

For more accurate aiming, the aiming process can be divided into three stages:

👉 First, focus your eyes on the basic sight alignment.
👉 Then, maintain the basic sight alignment while shifting your focus to the front sight and adjusting your aim toward the target.
👉 Once your aim becomes stable, shift your focus to a more distant point about one second before completing the shot.

• Stance: Train your body and equipment to work together as one stable unit with minimal movement. Your stance should be practiced according to the specific shooting discipline.
• Aiming: The shooter must not only observe and identify aiming errors but also adjust the direction of the sight and barrel toward the target. The aiming process should not exceed 12 seconds. If you aim for too long, the front sight, rear sight, and target may all become blurred and lose clarity.

Every shooter should master these three key requirements for completing a shot:

• Coordinate the trigger release closely with precise sight alignment.
• Execute the trigger action when the shooting position is at its most stable.
• Keep the trigger movement smooth, with a short and controlled trigger travel.