Voroshilov shooter "- the name owes its name to the story of what happened during the test firing in the summer of 1932. Arrows lining up at their targets reported to K. Voroshilov (People’s Commissar for Military and Naval Affairs, Chairman of the Revolutionary Military Council of the USSR) their results. One, completely clean target, the commander referred to a bad revolver. Voroshilov took his weapon and retreated to the firing line, knocked out 59 points from 7 shots. Returning the weapon, the People's Commissar said: “There are no bad weapons, there are bad arrows.” This case was published in to the circulating newspaper and received a photo of those who were awarded the Voroshilovsky shooter sign with great fame. There was a mass movement under the slogan: “Shoot at Voroshilovsky.” On October 29, 1932, the Presidium of the Central Council of the USSR and the RSFSR approved the regulations on the title “Voroshilovsky shooter”, and on December 29 In May 1934, in order to increase the shooting skills of the Central Command, Osoaviahima introduced two levels of the title “Voroshilovsky Shooter.” Higher requirements were developed to receive the II degree mark. In July of the same year, the Young Voroshilovsky shooter appeared. The young Voroshilovsky shooter appeared. The sign was made in various organizations, including LMD. In total, almost 700 thousand copies of the Voroshilovsky shooter were issued by the Leningrad Mint      Produced by R-Znak (Ukraine) Condition:  New . EXC Material: metal, emanel Comes with : medal Dear Customers, you will receive exactly the same item which you see on the pictures, not similar or other. Please read the description carefully and review the photos. IS ON SALE AS IS. YOU LOOK THE PHOTO  Shipping Worldwide via "Ukrposhta" by Air Mail services