One outdoor range where visitors from anywhere in Europe can legally shoot pistols, AR15 and AK47 rifles, full auto, the Dragunov SVD and the .50 BMG — no licence, no permit, no membership. 45 minutes from Wrocław Airport, open seven days a week.
Most European countries require club membership or a licence before you touch a firearm. Poland does not — a supervised range session is open to any visitor with photo ID.
Multiple pistol bays, a 300 m rifle line, CQB shoothouse and a night-vision lane — not an indoor 25 m tunnel.
Direct flights from London, Dublin, Edinburgh, Dortmund, Munich and Milan. Land, drive, shoot the same day.
Polish law lets visitors shoot any firearm at a licensed range under instructor supervision. Bring photo ID.
Home of Tactical Games Poland, plus IPSC, PCSL, IDPA and Steel Challenge matches.
Firearm rental, ammunition and instruction included unless stated.
Yes. Polish law allows non-residents to shoot any firearm available at a licensed range, provided an instructor supervises the session. No permit, licence or membership is required — only a valid ID or passport.
Poland Shooting Center in Pawłów (49-300), Opolskie, 45 minutes from Wrocław Airport. It is an outdoor facility with multiple pistol bays, a 300 m rifle line, a CQB shoothouse and a night-vision lane, and it hosts Tactical Games Poland, IPSC, PCSL, IDPA and Steel Challenge.
Our pistol and AR15 classes start at 1 200 PLN per shooter with firearm rental and ammunition included. The 3-day Pistol & Rifle Combine is 7 000 PLN with 1 000 rounds, private instruction is 425 PLN per hour, .50 BMG is 250 PLN per round and Dragunov 7,62×54R is 12 PLN per round.
Pistols (Glock, Canik, SIG Sauer), AR15 and AK47 rifles in semi and full auto, precision rifles including .338 Lapua Magnum and the Dragunov SVD, and the .50 BMG McMillan TAC-50C. We keep over 100 firearms on site.
No. Every instructor teaches in English, and we regularly host shooters from the UK, Ireland, Germany, the Netherlands, France, Spain and the US.
Fly into Wrocław Airport (WRO) and drive 45 minutes, or drive in from Berlin (4 h), Prague or Dresden (3.5 h) and Kraków (3 h). We arrange taxi transfers with LUXCAB TAXI (+48 510 264 470), around 250 PLN.
Yes. Most visitors have never fired a gun. Courses open with a safety briefing and fundamentals before any live fire, and eye and ear protection, belt and holster are provided.
EU shooters can travel with firearms using a European Firearms Pass and an invitation; non-EU visitors need an import permit. Most people simply rent from our armory — see the travel page for details.