Shoot the PM-84 Glauberytin Poland
The Polish army submachine gun known as the Polish UZI — 9 mm, full auto, 30 rounds. Instructor and gun rental included, no licence required.
Gun & Package Specs
- FirearmPM-84 Glauberyt ("Polish UZI")
- Caliber9×19 mm Parabellum
- OriginPoland, 1980s
- ModeFull auto (select-fire)
- Rate of fireAround 640 rounds per minute
- Magazine30 rounds — 105 PLN
- Price per round3,50 PLN
- Instructor1-on-1, English-speaking, ex-military
What You Actually Do
- Safety brief & handlingFolding stock, forward grip, selector and controls explained.
- Single shotsFeel the 9 mm recoil before going full auto.
- Controlled bursts2–3 round bursts on target.
- Full-magazine dump30 rounds of Polish full auto on steel.
- Optional: UZI side by sideCompare the Polish UZI with the Israeli original.
Why Shoot the PM-84 Glauberyt in Poland?
The PM-84 Glauberyt — nicknamed the "Polish UZI" — is the submachine gun designed in Poland in the 1980s for the army, police and special units. Compact, all-steel and chambered in 9×19 mm, it is a true piece of Polish military history.
Where else to shoot it than in Poland? At our range you fire it on full auto, at around 640 rounds per minute, from a 30-round magazine. The folding stock and forward grip keep it very controllable, even for first-time shooters.
Your session starts with a safety brief and single shots, then controlled bursts and a full-magazine dump on steel — with an ex-military instructor beside you the whole time.
Many visitors shoot the Glauberyt with the Israeli UZI or the Polish MSBS Grot rifle for a full Polish-army experience. No licence needed.
PM-84 Glauberyt Prices
Prices are per round: instructor and gun rental included, no hidden fees.
Shooters are under instructor supervision at all times. Cash in złoty or euro, or card.
PM-84 Glauberyt vs UZI — Polish or Israeli?
Both 9 mm submachine guns are on site and can be shot back to back.
| PM-84 Glauberyt (9×19) | UZI (9×19) | |
|---|---|---|
| Origin | Poland, 1980s | Israel, 1950s |
| Size | Very compact, folding stock | Larger, heavier |
| Rate of fire | Around 640 rpm | Around 600 rpm |
| Magazine | Up to 30 rounds (15 or 25 standard) | 25–32 rounds |
| Best for | Shooting real Polish military history | The world-famous classic |
Shoot both to see why the Glauberyt earned its "Polish UZI" nickname.
Legal & Requirements
- No firearms licence, FAC or permit is required to shoot at our range as a visitor.
- All visitors MUST bring a valid ID or passport.
- Minimum age 18 without a guardian; under-18s may shoot with a parent or legal guardian present.
- No alcohol or drugs before or during shooting. Every shot is fired under direct instructor supervision.
Plan The Rest Of Your Visit
The Israeli original.
The Polish Army's 5.56 service rifle.
All our machine guns and magazine prices.
What you legally can and cannot do as a visiting shooter.
Airports, taxi transfer, hotels and payment options.
The full armory list with rental and ammo prices.
PM-84 Glauberyt — Common Questions
Can I shoot a PM-84 Glauberyt in Poland as a tourist?
Yes. Non-residents can shoot at a licensed range under instructor supervision. No firearms licence or permit — just a valid ID or passport.
Why is it called the Polish UZI?
Its compact box shape, 9 mm caliber and role are similar to the Israeli UZI, but the PM-84 is a fully Polish design built for the army and police.
Can I shoot it on full auto?
Yes. The Glauberyt is fired on full auto at our range, always with your instructor beside you.
How much does it cost?
A full 30-round magazine is 105 PLN (3,50 PLN per round). Instructor and gun rental included, no hidden fees.
Is it hard to control for a beginner?
No. The folding stock and forward grip make it very steady on full auto.
How do I get to the range?
We are in Pawłów (49-300), Opolskie, about 50 minutes from Wrocław Airport. A LUXCAB taxi transfer is around 250 złoty.
Can I shoot the Glauberyt and the UZI in the same visit?
Yes — the Polish UZI against the original, both in 9 mm. Add the MSBS Grot for a complete Polish-army session.
How many magazines should I book?
Two magazines (60 rounds, 210 PLN) let you try bursts and a full dump. Most people book a third.
Why is Poland Shooting Center the best shooting range in Poland — and even in Europe?
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.
Go Full AutoWith The Polish UZI
Real PM-84 Glauberyt, real 9 mm, real full auto. Send us your dates and we set the rest up.