The Mossberg 500 is America's legendary pump-action shotgun, used by police, soldiers and hunters since 1960. Rack it, fire it and knock down steel with an ex-military instructor — 5 PLN per shell, gun rental included, no licence needed.
The Mossberg 590A1, the military version of the 500, is the only pump shotgun to pass the US Army's MIL-S-3443 standard, and it serves with US forces.
For decades the Mossberg 500 has been a standard patrol and home-defence shotgun across America.
Mossberg pump shotguns appear in countless action films, games and series — the sound of the pump is iconic.
Produced since 1960, the Mossberg 500 is one of the best-selling shotguns in history.
Dual extractors, twin action bars and an aluminium receiver: simple, tough and reliable.
The tang safety sits under your thumb, left- or right-handed.
Pump action is intuitive and the shot spread forgives small aiming errors.
A heavy, rolling push into the shoulder — the most physical shot on our range.
5 PLN per shell makes it one of the best-value experiences we offer.
The shotgun of US police, soldiers and hunters, here in your hands without a licence.
≈ $450 – $650
A new Mossberg 500 in the US, depending on barrel and stock. The tougher 590 and 590A1 cost a bit more. Shells cost well under $1 each.
≈ €500 – €900
Imported Mossbergs cost more in Europe — and you need a licence to buy one. Here you shoot it for 5 PLN per shell.
Indicative retail prices; they vary by dealer and country.
Yes. Polish law lets visitors shoot any firearm at a licensed range under instructor supervision. No firearms licence or permit — you only need a valid ID or passport.
12 gauge shells are 5,00 PLN each — instructor and gun rental included, no hidden fees.
The 590 is the heavier-duty version with a metal trigger guard and a magazine tube you can clean more easily; the 590A1 is the military model. The basic action is the same.
In the USA, a new Mossberg 500 costs roughly $450 to $650. In Europe, expect around €500 to €900 — and you need a licence.
No. The 12 gauge pushes hard, but with the right stance shown by your instructor most first-timers enjoy it and ask for more shells.
We are in Pawłów (49-300), Opolskie, about 45 minutes from Wrocław Airport. A LUXCAB taxi transfer is around 250 złoty; details on the trip planning page.
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Real Mossberg 500, real 12 gauge, one instructor per shooter. Send us your dates and we set the rest up.