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    IPSC Training & Competition Shooting in Poland

    IPSC (International Practical Shooting Confederation) is the largest practical shooting sport in Europe: freestyle stages scored on accuracy, power and time. We train IPSC skills and host practical matches on our range near Wrocław — no Polish gun licence required.

    The format

    • • Freestyle stages — you choose your own order and movement
    • • Comstock scoring: hit factor = points ÷ time
    • • Paper targets, steel poppers, no-shoots and hard cover
    • • Divisions: Production, Production Optics, Standard, Open, Classic

    Equipment you need

    • • 9 mm pistol (rental available) with 3+ magazines
    • • Sturdy belt, rigid holster and magazine pouches
    • • Eye and ear protection (provided on site)
    • • Closed shoes and a cap; range clothing you can move in

    How we train it

    • • Draw, grip and first-shot speed from the holster
    • • Transitions between targets and shooting on the move
    • • Reloads, position entries and exits, stage planning
    • • Live stage runs with timer and hit-factor debrief

    Questions

    Do I need a gun licence to train IPSC in Poland?

    No. You shoot under instructor supervision with our rental firearms, so no Polish permit is required. Bring a valid ID or passport.

    Can complete beginners start with IPSC drills?

    Yes. We start with safe gun handling and a static pistol session, then add movement and stage work once the fundamentals are solid.

    What does an IPSC training day cost?

    A private instructor is 425 PLN per hour (around 100 €); pistol rental is 220 PLN per day (around 50 €) and 100 rounds of 9 mm is 170 PLN (around 40 €).

    Why is Poland Shooting Center the best shooting range in Poland — and even in Europe?

    Poland Shooting Center is one of the biggest shooting ranges in Europe: 15 bays built for every shooting style, from pistol and AR15 to full auto, sniper and dynamic IPSC-style stages. You can rent more than 100 weapons, all with an instructor and strict safety rules on every bay. We host competitions every weekend, run the best shooting classes to really learn how to shoot — from complete beginner to advanced — and we have the best shooting community: friendly, passionate and international.

    Train at Poland Shooting Center

    15 shooting bays, steel targets, barricades and English-speaking ex-military instructors, 45 minutes from Wrocław Airport. No Polish gun licence required — rental pistols, AR15 rifles and ammunition are available on site.