Sound propagation in a shooting gallery has been studied experimentally. The gallery is a long room with a ceiling and walls covered by sound absorbing materials. The sound attenuation along the room and the reverberation time were measured and analyzed. It was found that sound level decreased lineally with a distance from a source with the attenuation coefficient 0.5-1 dB/m. The reverberation time is 0.2-0.4 s at middle frequencies and it is not constant along the room. The experimental results are compared with the simulation in ODEON. It is found that the measured and calculated sound decays are very different. The linear sound decreasing coincides with the theory of sound propagation in ducts, whereas the sound field in the simulated room behaves like in free space.