Indoor Shooting Range in Warszawa Package 2

Warsaw’s PM Shooter range lets you handle a Glock 17, AK47, and Glauberyt submachine gun in one compact session. The package includes 90 rounds across six firearms, with an instructor beside you and target conveyors on the firing lanes. It is a direct, hands-on activity rather than a long tour, and you spend most of your time actually shooting.

I like the clear safety focus and the friendly English instruction. I also like the mix of firearms: the pistols let you work on control, while the full-auto Glauberyt gives the session its loud, memorable finish. The main drawback is value. At $110.53, this is not a cheap 45-minute activity, and you may want extra ammunition once you get comfortable.

Key points at a glance

• Six firearms and 90 rounds: The package covers pistols, an assault rifle, a submachine gun, and a shotgun.
• Professional English instruction: Instructors including Michael, Sebastian, and Krys are praised for calm, clear guidance.
• Safety comes first: You receive instructions before firing, with an instructor available throughout the session.
• A real indoor range: The modern facility has 16 firing tracks and target conveyors.
• Easy planning: Choose from morning or afternoon departure times, with the activity ending where it starts.
• Bring your passport: Identification is required at the range, so do not leave it at your hotel.

Six guns, 90 rounds, and a fast-moving session

Package 2 is built around variety. You do not spend the entire visit firing one pistol at paper targets. Instead, you move through six firearms, each with its own feel, recoil, and pace.

Your ammunition allocation is:

• 10 shots from a CZ 75 Kadet pistol
• 15 shots from a Glock 17 pistol
• 10 shots from an AK47 assault rifle
• 5 shots from a Colt 1911 pistol
• 15 shots from a Glauberyt submachine gun on full automatic
• 5 shots from a shotgun

That adds up to 60 listed rounds, despite the description also stating up to 90 shots. This is worth checking before you book or arrive, since the package details contain a clear ammunition discrepancy. If the 90-round total is the price basis, ask PM Shooter to confirm exactly what is included.

The range has 16 firing tracks with target conveyors. That setup matters because it keeps the activity focused. You can send a target out, bring it back, and see how your shots landed without waiting through a long outdoor course or a complicated change of position.

The whole experience lasts about 45 minutes. That is enough time to try the full selection, but not enough for a leisurely lesson with long breaks. If you enjoy the session and want more time, extra ammunition may be available. One useful tip from the experience is to consider adding rounds if your schedule and budget allow. The initial package can pass quickly once you have settled into the basics.

What happens at Krakowiaków 80A

You meet at PM Shooter, Krakowiaków 80A, 02-255 Warszawa. The activity ends at the same place, so you do not need to plan a separate return transfer.

The range is near public transportation, which helps if you are building the visit into a day of sightseeing. Multiple morning and afternoon departure times are offered, giving you a little room to work around museums, meals, or a train schedule. The supplied opening information lists Monday through Wednesday from 12:00 AM to 8:00 PM, but the midnight start appears unusual. Confirm the exact available time when booking, especially if you want an early visit or are planning around a public holiday.

At check-in, bring your passport. This is an important practical point, since identification is required and a passport was not obvious in the original booking information. Do not assume a phone photo will be accepted. The safest choice is to carry the physical document.

The maximum group size is 40 people, though your shooting lane experience will be managed by an instructor. A large overall group can make the facility feel busier, so a quieter departure time may suit you if you prefer a more personal pace.

Beginning with pistols: CZ 75 Kadet and Glock 17

The first part of the package gives you a useful introduction to smaller firearms. You fire 10 shots from the CZ 75 Kadet and 15 from the Glock 17.

The CZ 75 Kadet is a sensible starting point because it gives you a chance to learn the basic rhythm of aiming, grip, and trigger control before moving through the rest of the selection. The Glock 17 then gives you more rounds to settle into the activity. Fifteen shots is enough to see whether your grouping improves after the instructor corrects your stance or handling.

This is where the instructor matters most. You receive simple, direct instructions in English, with safety explained before the firing begins. The best reports of this experience consistently focus on instructors who stay attentive without creating pressure. Michael is singled out for being professional and friendly, while Sebastian is described as patient and easy to follow.

That tone suits beginners. You do not need prior shooting experience to participate, and the range is designed for people who want to try firearms in a controlled setting. Still, take the instruction seriously. Films make shooting look effortless, but even a small pistol has more power and movement than many first-time shooters expect.

Trying the Colt 1911 and AK47

After the first pistols, you move to a Colt 1911 and an AK47. The Colt allocation is only five shots, so this is more of a brief comparison than a full practice session. It gives you a chance to notice how a different handgun feels without using a large portion of your ammunition.

The AK47 brings a clear change in size and handling. With 10 shots, you have enough time to follow the instructor’s directions and experience the rifle without letting this one firearm dominate the session. The range format keeps the process simple: the target conveyor lets you control the distance and bring the target back for a look.

I like this progression because it builds variety into a short visit. You start with pistols, then move to a rifle before trying the more dramatic full-auto firearm. The drawback is that five or 10 rounds can feel brief if one particular gun catches your interest. Package 2 is designed for sampling, not for mastering any single firearm.

The Glauberyt full-auto finale

The Glauberyt submachine gun is likely to be the moment you remember most. You receive 15 shots on full automatic, which makes it different from the measured rhythm of the pistols.

Full automatic fire can use ammunition quickly, so listen closely to the instructor and keep your attention on safe handling. The point is not to spray rounds without control. The point is to feel the difference between a single shot and a rapid burst while the instructor manages the process.

Krys is noted for giving visitors time without rushing them, and that quality is useful here. A good instructor lets you understand the firearm before moving on, while still keeping the session within its short time frame. If you finish the package and want to try other guns, Krys has been known to arrange additional options when possible, though you should treat extra shooting as subject to availability and additional cost.

Five shotgun rounds to finish

The final five rounds are fired from a shotgun. That is a small allocation, but it rounds out the package by adding a different type of firearm to the pistols, rifle, and submachine gun.

Five shots will not give you a long shotgun session, yet it provides a useful contrast. You finish having tried six types of firearms rather than repeating the same action for 45 minutes. For a first visit, that range of equipment is the main appeal.

The activity is loud and physical, so keep your attention on the instructor’s guidance. The supplied information places safety at the center of the experience, and that is exactly what you want at an indoor range.

The instructors make the difference

The strongest feature here is not simply the list of guns. It is the way the instructors handle first-time participants.

Michael is praised for making safety a priority while keeping the experience enjoyable. Sebastian is noted for giving easy-to-follow instructions in English. Krys receives particular praise for being helpful, unrushed, and willing to organize additional firearms after the package ended.

Those details suggest a good fit for couples, families with eligible participants, and friends who want a shared activity without a competitive atmosphere. You can ask questions, follow the next step, and concentrate on safe handling rather than trying to impress anyone.

The instruction is described as simple and concise. That is a strength during a short session, but do not expect a long technical course in marksmanship. You are buying an introduction and a memorable activity, not a formal firearms training program.

Is $110.53 a fair price?

At $110.53 per person, Package 2 sits in the expensive half of Warsaw’s short activities. The value depends on what you want from the visit.

The price makes more sense if you care about trying many different firearms in one place. Six types, an English-speaking instructor, a modern indoor facility, and 45 minutes of supervised shooting create a tidy package for someone who has never visited a range.

The value is weaker if you only want to fire a pistol for a few minutes. In that case, the ammunition discrepancy becomes even more important. Confirm whether your package includes 60 or 90 rounds, and ask about the price of extra ammunition before you arrive.

You also pay for convenience and supervision. You do not need to arrange separate equipment or figure out how to use each firearm alone. The instructor handles the safety briefing and guides you through the sequence, which is especially useful if this is your first time.

Who should book this range experience?

I would recommend it to you if you want an unusual Warsaw activity and are comfortable with a loud, structured indoor setting. It works well for a couple looking for something different, a family trip with eligible participants, or a group of friends who want to compare reactions to several firearms.

It is also a good choice if you have limited time. The session lasts about 45 minutes, so it can fit into a busy day. The range is near public transportation, and the activity begins and ends at Krakowiaków 80A.

You may want to skip it if you dislike loud noise, feel uneasy around firearms, or want a slow, detailed lesson. The package moves through many guns quickly. It is best understood as a supervised introduction with a strong entertainment element.

Participants must be able to follow the instructor’s safety directions. The information says most people can take part, but it does not provide a detailed accessibility policy or age policy. Ask PM Shooter directly if either point matters to your group.

Booking details worth knowing

Confirmation is provided when you book, and free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the start time. Changes or cancellations made within 24 hours are not refundable, with cut-off times based on Warsaw local time.

The activity is offered in English. Departure options include morning and afternoon times, although the supplied hours should be checked carefully because the listed Monday to Wednesday schedule begins at 12:00 AM, which may be a data error.

The stated recommendation level is 98 percent, with a 4.9 rating from 48 reviews. More useful than the numbers is the pattern behind them: safety, clear English instructions, friendly staff, and a relaxed pace receive the strongest praise.

Should you book Package 2?

Book it if you want a short, well-supervised introduction to several firearms rather than a long sightseeing tour. The mix of Glock, AK47, Glauberyt, Colt 1911, CZ 75 Kadet, and shotgun gives you plenty of variety, and the instructors appear especially well suited to beginners.

Before paying, confirm the exact number of included rounds, the current opening times, and the cost of extra ammunition. Bring your passport, arrive ready to listen, and treat the 45-minute schedule as a brisk sampler. If those conditions suit you, PM Shooter offers one of Warsaw’s more distinctive indoor activities.

FAQ

Where does the shooting experience take place?

It takes place at PM Shooter, Krakowiaków 80A, 02-255 Warszawa, Poland. The activity also ends at this meeting point.

How long does Package 2 last?

The experience lasts approximately 45 minutes.

Which firearms are included?

Package 2 includes a CZ 75 Kadet pistol, Glock 17 pistol, AK47 assault rifle, Colt 1911 pistol, Glauberyt submachine gun on full automatic, and a shotgun.

Is instruction available in English?

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

Do I need to bring identification?

Yes. You should bring your passport, as it is required at the range.

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 time are not accepted for a refund.