Most Kraków stag do shooting packages are twenty minutes in a 25 m indoor tunnel with 30 rounds and a photo. We do the other thing: a full day on an outdoor tactical range with pistols, AR15, AK47 and live full auto, run by ex-military instructors. Groups of 6 to 30, transport arranged, and nobody needs a gun licence — just a passport.
Every package is priced per shooter, includes firearm rental, ammunition, eye and ear protection and instructor supervision on the line. Tell us the group size and we build the timetable around your weekend.
For groups arriving late or squeezing the range between other plans. Safety brief, pistol fundamentals and a full auto finale.
The day everyone talks about afterwards. Pistol, rifle and sustained full auto, plus a team competition with a scoreboard and a prize for the groom.
Everything in the Full Auto Stag plus the heavy metal: McMillan TAC-50C in .50 BMG at 300 m and the Dragunov SVD, priced per round.
Kraków's city ranges are built for turnover. We are a training facility that runs group days properly — which is why stag parties come back with the corporate group the following year.
Multiple outdoor bays, a 300 m rifle line, a CQB shoothouse and a night-vision lane. Room for the whole group to shoot instead of queuing behind one lane.
In Poland a visitor can fire full auto at a licensed range under instructor supervision with no permit. That is the single biggest reason stag groups pick Poland over Prague or Budapest.
Every relay is supervised by an instructor who actually coaches. The nervous best man and the ex-soldier both get something out of the day.
We handle transport, timings, catering and the running order so the organiser is not chasing twelve people around Kraków old town on the morning of.
About 3 hours west on the A4 motorway. We can arrange a minibus for the group so nobody has to drive or worry about the night before.
Direct trains from Kraków to Opole or Brzeg, then a short transfer we arrange at the station.
Wrocław Airport is only 45 minutes from the range — cheap flights from the UK and Ireland, and you shoot the same day you land.
Most groups shoot on the Saturday and keep the Friday and Sunday nights in the city. We book the range around your flights, not the other way round.
Yes. Poland lets any adult visitor shoot at a licensed range under instructor supervision with no permit and no club membership. You need a valid ID or passport, nothing else. That includes full auto AK47 and AR15, which most of Europe keeps behind permits.
We run stag groups from 6 to 30 shooters. Above about 16 we split the group into relays so everyone is either shooting or on a side activity — nobody stands around for an hour.
It depends on the guns, the round count and the group size. As a reference, our standard courses start at 1 200 PLN per shooter for a full day, full auto is charged per magazine, .50 BMG is 250 PLN per round and the Dragunov SVD is 12 PLN per round. Send us the group size and we come back with a fixed per-person price.
A Kraków city package is typically 25 m indoor, 30 to 50 rounds and about 20 minutes on the line. Here you get an outdoor range, a 300 m rifle line, a shoothouse, a proper instructor for the whole day and full auto. It is a day out rather than a stop between bars.
That is most groups. Everyone starts with the same safety brief and pistol fundamentals, and the instructor stays on the shoulder of anyone who needs it. Complete beginners usually end up shooting the most.
Yes — the usual move is a .50 BMG round on the McMillan TAC-50C at 300 m, or a full auto belt for the groom while the group films it. Tell us in advance and we set it up as the finale.
Yes. We can organise a minibus from Kraków or an airport transfer from Wrocław, and pick-ups from Opole or Brzeg railway stations. Confirm numbers when you book so the vehicle matches the group.
No. Alcohol and firearms never mix — anyone who has been drinking will not shoot, no exceptions. The bar comes after the range, and the whole group is back in the city for the evening.