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.
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.
Real Mossberg 500, real 12 gauge, one instructor per shooter. Send us your dates and we set the rest up.