Indoor Shooting Range in Warszawa Package 2

The main draw here is variety: in about 45 minutes, you can handle a Glock 17, AK-47, Colt 1911, shotgun, and other firearms under an instructor’s watch. I like the clear safety-first teaching and the chance to finish with a full-auto Glauberyt submachine gun.

I also like the easy, no-pressure tone reported by visitors who worked with instructors including Michael, Sebastian, and Krys. The main thing to check is the ammunition count: the general description says up to 90 shots, but the Package 2 breakdown adds up to 60, so confirm exactly what your booking includes.

Key points at a glance

• Six firearms in one short session: Try pistols, an AK-47, a full-auto Glauberyt, and a shotgun.
• Package 2 lists 60 shots: The allocation is spread across six guns, from 5 shotgun rounds to 15 rounds on each of two firearms.
• Professional English instruction: Safety rules and handling instructions are explained before you shoot.
• A modern 16-lane range: Target conveyors keep the session organized and give you a clear shooting setup.
• Warsaw location outside the old center: The range is at Krakowiaków 80A, near public transportation.
• Book ahead, but keep plans flexible: The experience is often reserved about 18 days in advance, and free cancellation applies until 24 hours before the start.

Six guns, one compact Warsaw experience

This is not a museum visit or a long military history lesson. It is a hands-on shooting session built around trying several types of firearms in quick succession.

Package 2 gives you a useful spread. You begin with smaller pistols, move to a military-style rifle, handle a classic Colt 1911, then finish with a submachine gun and shotgun. That progression lets you compare how different guns feel rather than spending the whole session on one weapon.

The listed ammunition is:

• 10 shots with a CZ 75 Kadet pistol
• 15 shots with a Glock 17 pistol
• 10 shots with an AK-47 assault rifle
• 5 shots with a Colt 1911 pistol
• 15 shots with a Glauberyt submachine gun on full auto
• 5 shots with a shotgun

That totals 60 shots per person. The broader activity description refers to up to 90 shots and six firearm types, so I would ask PM Shooter to confirm the final count before paying. This matters because ammunition is the heart of the value here.

The short running time is useful for a busy Warsaw schedule. You can fit the range into a morning or afternoon without giving up half a day. It also means the pace is fairly brisk. You will have time to try each firearm, but this is not an extended training course.

What happens when you arrive at Krakowiaków 80A

You meet at PM Shooter, Krakowiaków 80A, 02-255 Warszawa. The activity returns to this same point, so there is no second stop or complicated transfer at the end.

The range has 16 firing tracks with target conveyors. That setup gives the session a proper range feel and helps keep targets at a controlled distance. You can focus on your stance, aim, and trigger control rather than worrying about where to stand.

The facility is near public transportation. A taxi is another simple option, particularly if you are carrying luggage or trying to fit the session between other plans. The address is outside Warsaw’s most famous sightseeing zone, so check your route rather than assuming you can walk over from the Old Town.

The published opening information lists Monday through Wednesday from 12:00 AM to 8:00 PM, while the experience is offered at several departure times. Since the time display may not make the morning hours clear, select an available booking time and confirm it if your schedule is tight.

Safety comes before the first shot

A good shooting experience depends less on bravado than on instruction. Here, the instructor explains firearm safety and shows you how to use each weapon before you fire.

That point matters for first-timers. Several people who had little or no shooting experience described the instructions as simple, precise, and easy to follow. The instructor remains nearby if you need help, and the tone is intended to be friendly rather than intimidating.

Michael received especially strong praise for his professional approach. Sebastian was noted for giving clear English instructions to a couple of beginners, while Krys was described as attentive and willing to arrange extra firearms after the booked session. Instructor availability can change, so do not book expecting a particular person, but English support is part of the experience.

You should expect to follow the range rules closely. The firearms are powerful, and even a small pistol can surprise you with its recoil and noise. The attraction works best when you treat it as a supervised practical activity, not as a chance to copy action films.

Comparing the CZ 75, Glock 17, and Colt 1911

The first pistols give you a useful comparison in design and feel. The CZ 75 Kadet receives 10 shots, the Glock 17 gets 15, and the Colt 1911 gets 5.

The Glock has the largest pistol allocation in this package. Those extra rounds give you a little more time to settle into the grip and sight picture. If you are new to handguns, that extra practice can help you feel less rushed.

The CZ 75 Kadet and Colt 1911 add contrast. You may find the different grips, controls, and balance noticeable, though the supplied details do not specify the exact operating systems or target distances. The instructor’s guidance is the useful part here, since you are not expected to arrive knowing how each gun works.

Five shots with the Colt is a small sample. It is still enough to experience another classic pistol, but do not expect a long session with any individual firearm. If you already have shooting experience and want more time with one model, ask about extra ammunition.

The AK-47 changes the feel of the session

The 10 AK-47 rounds provide the package’s rifle segment. Moving from pistols to a larger rifle gives you a clear sense of how a different firearm handles and how your aiming routine must adjust.

The value is in the contrast. You are not simply repeating the same action with six near-identical guns. Each change gives the instructor a reason to explain a new grip, position, or control.

The package does not state the exact target format or shooting distance, so I would not book this expecting a precision rifle lesson. Think of it as a guided introduction to several firearms, with enough ammunition to get a feel for each one.

The Glauberyt and shotgun provide the finale

The Glauberyt submachine gun receives 15 shots on full auto, making it one of the biggest portions of the package. This is likely to be the most playful part of the session, but it also needs careful control. Your instructor will be close by, and you should follow the instructions without trying to rush the sequence.

The shotgun gets 5 shots. That is a brief finish, but it rounds out the package with a very different type of firearm. The shotgun and full-auto Glauberyt are memorable because they break up the rhythm of the pistol and rifle rounds.

The activity description promotes up to 90 shots, while the detailed Package 2 allocation gives 60. This is the most important point to clarify before arrival. If you want more ammunition, one person specifically found that extra rounds could be arranged, though that option and its price are not stated.

Why the instructors matter so much

The instructor is not a minor part of this booking. You are handling real firearms, and the quality of the explanation shapes both safety and enjoyment.

The strongest pattern in the feedback is consistent attention. People praised instructors for staying nearby, explaining the rules plainly, and avoiding pressure. That is particularly valuable for couples or families with a first-time shooter who may need a few extra moments to get comfortable.

The experience also appears flexible when time allows. Krys reportedly arranged additional firearms after the booked package, and one person with limited time was still able to complete the activity. These are useful signs, but they are not guarantees. The range may be busy, and your exact session length remains about 45 minutes.

Instruction is offered in English, which makes this a practical choice for international visitors. Still, make sure every rule is clear before loading or firing. Asking a question is part of the activity, not an inconvenience.

Is $110.53 a fair price?

At $110.53 per person, this is not Warsaw’s cheapest short activity. The value depends on what you want from it.

You are paying for a supervised session, an English-speaking instructor, six firearm types, range time, and a structured ammunition package. If you want a quick, unusual activity that several people can share, the price may feel reasonable. The variety is stronger than a basic one-gun introduction.

The value is less convincing if you only want to fire a few rounds or have already spent time at shooting ranges. In that case, the short session and limited allocation for some firearms may feel expensive. Extra ammunition could improve the experience, but you should ask about the cost before committing.

The package works best for someone who values convenience and variety. You do not need to arrange separate firearms or build your own sequence. The range provides the structure, and the instructor keeps the session moving.

Who will enjoy Package 2 most?

I would recommend this to adults and older children who are curious about firearms, want clear supervision, and prefer a compact activity. The feedback includes a son who considered it a highlight of a Warsaw trip, as well as couples with no previous shooting experience.

It suits a group with mixed experience because beginners can receive close guidance while more confident shooters have several weapons to try. The no-pressure approach is helpful if one person in your group is interested but nervous.

You should think twice if you dislike loud, forceful activities or want a quiet cultural experience. This is also not ideal for anyone hoping for a long technical lesson on one firearm. The format is broad and fast rather than slow and specialized.

The maximum group size is 40 people. That is the listed capacity, not a promise that your individual session will contain 40. If you prefer a small private setup, ask how the range organizes your booking.

Timing, transport, and small practical details

The activity lasts about 45 minutes and offers multiple departure times, including morning or afternoon options according to the booking information. That makes it easy to place before dinner or alongside other Warsaw plans.

The start and finish are both at Krakowiaków 80A. Public transportation is nearby, and a taxi can make the trip simpler from central Warsaw. Allow enough travel time because the range is not presented as a central Old Town attraction.

Confirmation is issued at booking. Most people can participate, but the provided information does not give detailed medical, age, or mobility requirements. If you have a concern, contact the provider before booking rather than guessing.

Bring your passport. One person was asked to show it at the range and had luckily brought it along. This requirement is not clearly stated in the main booking details, so it is a sensible precaution.

Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the start time for a full refund. Changes or cancellations made less than 24 hours before the activity are not accepted for a refund, and the cut-off follows Warsaw local time.

Should you book this Warsaw shooting range experience?

Book it if you want a well-supervised, high-variety activity and the idea of trying six firearms appeals to you. The English instruction, clear safety focus, modern 16-lane setup, and strong experiences with instructors such as Michael, Sebastian, and Krys make it a practical choice for first-timers.

Before booking, confirm the ammunition total. Package 2 lists 60 shots, while the wider description says up to 90. At $110.53, that difference affects the value.

I would also bring your passport, plan transport to Krakowiaków 80A, and leave room in your schedule in case you want to ask about extra ammunition. For a quick and unusual break from museums and city walks, this is a solid pick. For a cheap or highly technical shooting lesson, it may not be the best match.

FAQ

Where does the shooting activity take place?

It takes place at PM Shooter Shooting Range, Krakowiaków 80A, 02-255 Warszawa, Poland.

How long does the activity last?

The experience lasts approximately 45 minutes.

What firearms are included in Package 2?

Package 2 lists a CZ 75 Kadet pistol, Glock 17 pistol, AK-47 assault rifle, Colt 1911 pistol, Glauberyt submachine gun, and shotgun.

How many shots are included?

The detailed Package 2 breakdown lists 60 shots per person. The wider activity description says up to 90 shots, so confirm the exact total with PM Shooter before booking.

Is instruction available in English?

Yes. The experience is offered in English, and the instructor provides safety and firearm-use instructions.

Where does the activity end?

It ends back at the meeting point at Krakowiaków 80A.

Can most people participate?

The additional information says most people can participate. Specific medical, age, and mobility requirements are not provided.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes. You can cancel at least 24 hours before the start time for a full refund. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the start are not accepted for a refund.