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    For Irish Citizens

    Firearms Training forIrish Citizens — In Poland

    No Irish Firearms Certificate. No Garda interview. No two-year wait. Fly Dublin to Wrocław, shoot real pistols and AR15s with professional instructors, fly home Monday. Used by Irish shooters, ex-Defence Forces and close-protection operators.

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    Direct Dublin → Wrocław Weekend trips No FAC needed
    Why Irish Shooters Travel

    Things You Can't Do on an Irish Range

    Ireland has some of the strictest firearms law in the EU. Poland is the easiest place to actually train.

    No Irish Firearms Certificate Required

    Train on pistols, AR15s and shotguns without an Irish FAC. Polish law lets visitors shoot under a licensed instructor.

    Direct Flights from Dublin

    Ryanair flies Dublin → Wrocław in under 3 hours. Cheaper and faster than driving to most Irish ranges.

    Affordable Real Training

    Live-fire courses from €160. Irish ranges charge that for an hour of .22 — here it's a full day with rifles and pistols.

    Real Tactical Curriculum

    Draw from holster, dynamic shooting, malfunction drills, CQB-style movement. Things Irish law won't allow at home.

    Irish Gun Laws vs Polish Range Law

    In Ireland

    • • Centrefire handguns effectively banned since 2009
    • • FAC requires Garda interview, "good reason" and long waits
    • • Semi-auto centrefire rifles prohibited
    • • Drawing from a holster not permitted on most ranges
    • • No realistic CQB or dynamic shooting

    At our range in Poland

    • Walk in, shoot anything, no paperwork
    • Glock 17, CZ, 1911, Sig — all available
    • AR15 in 5.56, AK platforms, bolt-action precision
    • Draw, transition, move and shoot
    • Force-on-target tactical drills
    Courses

    Pick Your Class

    Prices shown in EUR for Irish visitors. All include firearm rental, ammunition, eye and ear protection, and instructor.

    From €160

    Pistol Shooting Class

    Glock 17, CZ Shadow, 1911. Full safety brief, fundamentals, drawing from holster.

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    From €210

    AR15 Rifle Class

    Run a real 5.56 AR15 platform with red dot optics, magazine changes and reactive steel.

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    From €300

    Rifle + Pistol Combine

    Best-seller. Transition between long gun and sidearm — exactly what Irish ranges cannot offer.

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    From €370

    Private Coaching

    1:1 instructor, tailored to ex-military, competitive shooters or beginners with specific goals.

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    Your Weekend

    Dublin to Range in 24 Hours

    Friday evening
    Fly Dublin → Wrocław direct with Ryanair from €30 one-way. Check into hotel in Wrocław old town.
    Saturday 9am
    Pickup from hotel or meet at range, 50 minutes from the airport. Safety brief, gear-up, full day of live fire.
    Saturday evening
    Dinner in Wrocław — pierogi, żurek, and a craft beer scene that rivals Dublin.
    Sunday
    Optional second day, private coaching, or explore. Fly home Sunday night or Monday morning.
    FAQ

    Questions From Irish Shooters

    Do I need an Irish Firearms Certificate?

    No. Poland's firearms law allows non-residents to shoot any firearm at a licensed range under the direct supervision of a qualified instructor. No Irish FAC or any permit required.

    Can I bring my own firearm from Ireland?

    Technically yes with an EU Firearms Pass and Polish import authorisation, but it's slow and paperwork-heavy. 99% of Irish clients use our rental arsenal — fully maintained Glocks, CZs, AR15s, shotguns and bolt-action rifles.

    What does a typical Irish shooter's weekend look like?

    Friday: fly Dublin → Wrocław (Ryanair direct). Saturday: full day live-fire course. Sunday: optional private coaching or explore Wrocław old town. Monday: home.

    Is it legal to fly home after shooting?

    Yes. You haven't owned or transported any firearm — everything stays at our range. Shower before flying to remove GSR (gunshot residue) if you're concerned about airport swabs.

    How much should I budget?

    Flights €60–€140 return, hotel €50–€80/night, full-day shooting course €160–€300, food and transport €100. A solid weekend runs €450–€650 all-in.

    Do you cater to Irish Defence Forces, Gardaí or close-protection professionals?

    Yes. We regularly host serving and former Defence Forces members, ARW, ERU and CP operators looking for force-on-force-adjacent training they can't access at home.

    Skip the GardaPaperwork

    Book a weekend, get on the range, and shoot what Irish law won't let you own. Tell us your dates — we'll handle the rest.

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