Indoor Shooting Range in Warszawa Package 2

Ready for a very different Warsaw afternoon? PM Shooter gives you a controlled indoor setting to handle and fire six types of firearms, including a Glock 17, AK-47, and fully automatic Glauberyt submachine gun. I like the clear, practical format: an instructor stays with you, explains each weapon, and keeps safety at the center of the session.

I also like the range’s useful location at Krakowiaków 80A, near public transportation, plus the choice of morning or afternoon departure times. The main consideration is value. At $110.53 per person, this is not a cheap quick activity, and the listed Package 2 ammunition adds up to 60 shots, despite the broader description referring to up to 90 shots.

Key Points Before You Book

• Six firearms in one 45-minute session: You handle pistols, an assault rifle, a submachine gun, and a shotgun.
• The Glauberyt is the big finale: Package 2 includes 15 rounds from this Polish submachine gun on full automatic.
• English instruction is provided: Past sessions were praised for simple, clear explanations from instructors including Michael, Sebastian, and Krys.
• Safety comes first: The instructor explains how to use each weapon and remains available during the shooting.
• Bring your passport: One important practical detail is that identification may be requested at the range.
• The listed package totals 60 shots: Confirm the final ammunition allowance when booking, since the general description mentions up to 90 shots.

What the 45-Minute Session Is Really Like

This is a short, tightly arranged shooting session rather than a long firearms course. You meet at PM Shooter’s indoor range on Krakowiaków 80A, receive instruction, and move through the weapons included in Package 2.

The range has 16 firing tracks with target conveyors. That setup matters because your target can be sent along the track instead of requiring you to walk downrange. It keeps the session organized and lets you spend your limited time handling firearms rather than waiting around.

The full visit lasts about 45 minutes. That sounds brief, but the package includes six different weapons and several changes in shooting style. You should expect a steady pace. The instructor needs to explain the safety rules and operation of each firearm, then give you time to shoot.

I would not book this expecting a relaxed hour at one pistol. The appeal is variety. You get a quick introduction to different weapons, each with its own grip, recoil, noise, and firing method.

The session is offered in English, which is especially useful when instructions involve loading, aiming, firing, and safe handling. Clear communication matters far more here than small talk. Past instruction from Michael, Sebastian, and Krys was praised for being friendly, concise, and easy to follow.

The Six-Gun Package, Round by Round

Package 2 lists ammunition for six firearms. The stated allocation is:

• 10 shots from a CZ 75 Kadet pistol
• 15 shots from a Glock 17 pistol
• 10 shots from an AK-47 assault rifle
• 5 shots from a Colt 1911 pistol
• 15 shots from a Glauberyt submachine gun on full automatic
• 5 shots from a shotgun

That adds up to 60 shots. The activity description also says you can fire up to 90 shots, so I would confirm the exact allowance for your booking. The listed Package 2 breakdown is the clearest guide to what you should expect.

CZ 75 Kadet, 10 Shots

The CZ 75 Kadet starts the package with a pistol experience. Ten shots give you enough time to learn the basic rhythm of aiming and firing without using too much of the session’s ammunition on the first weapon.

For a first-time shooter, this opening stage is useful. You can focus on the instructor’s safety guidance and get comfortable with the range before moving to the other firearms. The slower pace of a pistol also makes it easier to notice how much control is needed.

Glock 17, 15 Shots

The Glock 17 receives the largest pistol allocation, with 15 shots. It is one of the best sections of the package for comparing two handguns in the same session.

You will have more ammunition here than with the Colt 1911, so there is more room to settle into your stance and see how your aim changes. The extra shots also help if you are new to shooting and need a moment to stop treating the target like a movie prop. As one useful piece of advice from a past session put it, shooting is harder than films make it look.

AK-47, 10 Shots

The AK-47 shifts the experience from handguns to a larger rifle. Ten shots is enough to give you a clear sense of the change in handling and scale, while keeping the overall package varied.

This is one reason the activity works well for people who want a memorable novelty during a city break. You are not simply repeating the same action with different pistols. The AK-47 gives the middle of the session a different feel, and the instructor’s guidance becomes particularly important as the weapons change.

Colt 1911, 5 Shots

The Colt 1911 receives only five shots, making it a short comparison point rather than a major part of the package. You should not expect extended practice with every firearm.

That limited ammunition is part of the tradeoff at this price. Package 2 is built around variety, not volume. If you already know you want more time with one particular pistol, ask about extra ammunition after the main session. One past participant specifically wished they had treated themselves to additional rounds.

Glauberyt Submachine Gun, 15 Shots

The Glauberyt is the package’s most distinctive firearm. You receive 15 shots on full automatic, which gives you the chance to experience a rapid burst rather than a series of individual pistol shots.

This is likely to be the high point for many people. It is also where the instructor’s safety directions deserve your full attention. Full automatic fire changes the rhythm quickly, so listen carefully before you begin and follow the range’s instructions throughout.

Shotgun, 5 Shots

The five shotgun rounds finish the listed set. Like the Colt 1911 portion, this is a brief taste rather than a long session.

Its value is in contrast. By the end, you have handled handguns, a rifle, a submachine gun, and a shotgun. For a 45-minute activity, that range gives you a lot to remember, even if no single firearm receives a large number of rounds.

Why the Instructor Makes the Difference

The strongest part of this activity is not simply the gun list. It is the presence of an instructor who makes a potentially intimidating experience feel controlled.

Michael was praised for being professional and putting safety first. Sebastian was described as helpful, with easy-to-follow instructions in English. Krys was praised for arranging additional guns quickly and allowing a participant to continue without feeling rushed.

Those details point to the right expectation. You are not left alone with unfamiliar firearms. Instruction is described as simple, direct, and precise, with help available when needed. That suits complete beginners and couples who want a fun activity without pressure.

The range also seems to work well for people with limited time. One participant arrived with little time available and still managed to complete the experience. Still, you should not arrive late and expect the same flexibility. The session is short, and every firearm requires safety guidance.

The atmosphere is another plus. The best descriptions emphasize a friendly, no-pressure setting rather than an intense or competitive one. You do not need prior experience to get value from the package. You need to listen, follow directions, and accept that accurate shooting takes more concentration than television suggests.

Safety and Comfort at Krakowiaków 80A

Safety is presented as the first concern, not a quick formality before the fun begins. The instructor explains the safety issues and how to use each weapon, then remains attentive while you shoot.

That is especially important in a package that changes firearms several times. A pistol, an AK-47, a full automatic submachine gun, and a shotgun do not handle in the same way. The session’s value depends on the range making those changes clear.

You should also be prepared for the possibility of showing your passport. This requirement was not obvious to at least one person before arriving, so bringing your passport is sensible. The supplied information confirms that most people can participate, but it does not give detailed rules about clothing, hearing protection, age limits, or physical requirements. Ask PM Shooter directly if any of those points matter to you.

The maximum group size is 40 people. That is the upper limit for the activity, not a promise that your particular session will contain 40. A large maximum group may matter if you prefer a quieter, more personal setting, so ask about expected numbers when arranging your time.

Getting There From Central Warsaw

The meeting point is PM Shooter, Krakowiaków 80A, 02-255 Warszawa, Poland. The range is near public transportation, which makes it more practical than an activity far outside the city.

The information provided does not specify a particular tram, bus, or metro route, so check your route before leaving. Allow extra time for finding the correct entrance and completing any arrival requirements. A short activity can become stressful if you arrive just as the shooting period begins.

Multiple morning or afternoon departures are available. This makes the range easy to pair with sightseeing, a museum visit, or an evening meal. I would place it on a day when you are not already racing between several timed attractions. The activity lasts only about 45 minutes, but transport to and from Krakowiaków 80A will add to your total time away from central Warsaw.

The listed opening information shows Monday through Wednesday from 12:00 AM to 8:00 PM for the stated operating period. Since the hours are presented in an unusual format, confirm the exact time of your chosen departure rather than relying on the general opening information.

Is $110.53 a Fair Price?

At $110.53 per person, Package 2 sits in the treat-yourself category. You are paying for a supervised range experience, several firearm types, English instruction, and a convenient scheduled format.

The price makes more sense if you want variety. Six firearms in 45 minutes gives you a broad introduction, and the full automatic Glauberyt adds something you would not get from a basic pistol-only session. It also suits a small group looking for one unusual shared activity in Warsaw.

The value is weaker if your main goal is practice or high ammunition volume. The listed allocation totals 60 shots, with only five rounds for the Colt 1911 and five for the shotgun. You may feel the session ends just as you begin to settle in.

That is why extra ammunition could be worth considering. A past participant wanted more rounds after finishing, and another specifically advised treating yourself to extra ammunition. The supplied information does not give the cost of additional shots, so ask before deciding.

The strong overall rating, 4.9 from 48 ratings, and recommendation rate of 98 percent point to a consistently well-received activity. Those figures do not erase the price, but they support the idea that the instruction and organization deliver what the package promises.

Who Will Enjoy This Most?

I would recommend this for first-time shooters, couples, families with eligible participants, and small groups seeking a memorable break from standard sightseeing. The no-pressure style is a good match if you are curious but slightly nervous.

It also suits people who want a compact activity. At about 45 minutes, it does not take over an entire day. The morning and afternoon choices make it easy to fit around other plans.

You should think twice if loud, forceful firearms make you uncomfortable, or if you want a slow technical lesson. This package moves through several weapons in a short period. It is designed for a broad taste of shooting rather than mastery of one firearm.

It may also disappoint anyone expecting a cheap amusement. The cost is significant, and the listed ammunition is limited. You are paying for the setting, supervision, range operation, and variety as much as for the individual rounds.

Booking, Changes, and Practical Details

Confirmation is provided when you book. The activity begins and ends at Krakowiaków 80A, with no separate finishing point.

Free cancellation is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the local start time. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the start are not refunded or accepted.

Bring your passport, arrive with enough time to find the range, and confirm the number of shots included. The general description says up to 90 shots, while the detailed Package 2 list totals 60. That small check can prevent confusion at the counter.

Should You Book Package 2?

Book it if you want a safe, instructor-led introduction to several firearms and you are happy to pay for variety over volume. The Glock 17, AK-47, Glauberyt, and shotgun create a more memorable session than a single-gun range visit, while English instruction and attentive guides make it approachable for beginners.

Skip it if $110.53 feels high for a 45-minute activity or if you mainly want extended practice. In that case, ask about other packages or extra ammunition before committing.

For most curious visitors, this is a well-organized, unusual Warsaw activity with strong instruction and a clear safety focus. Bring your passport, confirm the ammunition allowance, and consider extra rounds if you want more than a quick taste.

FAQ

Where does the shooting experience take place?

It takes place at PM Shooter Shooting Range, Krakowiaków 80A, 02-255 Warszawa, Poland.

How long does Package 2 last?

The activity lasts approximately 45 minutes.

How much does Package 2 cost?

The listed price is $110.53 per person.

Which firearms are included?

Package 2 lists a CZ 75 Kadet pistol, Glock 17 pistol, AK-47 assault rifle, Colt 1911 pistol, Glauberyt submachine gun, and shotgun.

How many shots are included?

The detailed Package 2 allocation lists 10 CZ 75 Kadet shots, 15 Glock 17 shots, 10 AK-47 shots, 5 Colt 1911 shots, 15 Glauberyt shots, and 5 shotgun shots, for a total of 60 shots. The general description refers to up to 90 shots, so confirm the final amount when booking.

Is the Glauberyt fired on full automatic?

Yes. Package 2 includes 15 shots from the Glauberyt submachine gun on full automatic.

Is instruction available in English?

Yes. The experience is offered in English.

Are morning and afternoon times available?

Yes. Multiple morning or afternoon departure times are offered.

Can most people participate?

The activity information says most people can participate. It does not provide detailed rules for every physical, age, or clothing requirement, so ask the provider if you have a specific concern.

How many people can join the activity?

The maximum group size is 40 people.

Do I need to bring identification?

You should bring your passport because it may be requested at the range.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes, if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time. Cancellations made less than 24 hours in advance are not refunded.