FSO Gunrange, Shooting package COUNTER STRIKE

The FSO Counter Strike package gives you a quick, tightly managed introduction to shooting in a former Warsaw car-production hall. In about 30 minutes, you receive a safety briefing, protective equipment, and guided practice before firing up to 40 rounds from four types of firearm.

I like the clear safety routine and the chance to handle more than one firearm in a single visit. I also like the flexible morning and afternoon start times, which make this easier to fit around a day in Warsaw. The main drawback is the short session, and finding the entrance can take some patience.

The range is at Jagiellońska 88/10B, with vehicle access from Aleksandra Kotsisa Street. Bring identification, allow time to locate the entrance, and expect strict procedures, including a breath test before you shoot.

Key points to know before booking

• Four firearms in one short session: The Counter Strike package includes up to 40 shots from four types of firearm.
• Professional instruction comes first: You receive individual safety guidance before handling the guns.
• Former FSO factory setting: The range occupies production halls connected with Warsaw’s old FSO car works.
• Protection is supplied: Eye and ear protection are provided at the range.
• Strict checks are part of the visit: Identification is required, and you are breath-tested before shooting.
• Small-group format: The main description lists a maximum of 15 people, while the additional booking information gives a maximum of 40, so confirm the group size if it matters to you.

Shooting inside Warsaw’s former FSO factory

This is not a polished tourist attraction in the center of the Old Town. You head to the former FSO car-production site in the Praga area, where the shooting range occupies old production halls. That setting gives the activity a more industrial feel than a standard entertainment venue.

You will meet your instructor at the range and go through the safety rules before any firearm is placed in your hands. The session is built around instruction, not simply collecting a target sheet and firing without guidance. That matters if you have never shot before, or if you want someone to correct your handling before you begin.

The setting may also appeal to anyone interested in Warsaw’s industrial past. The experience does not present a full museum visit or a detailed tour of the FSO factory, so you should think of the old halls as the backdrop rather than a separate attraction. Still, the location gives the activity a clear sense of place.

The address is Strzelnica FSO, Jagiellońska 88/10B, Warszawa, with access from Aleksandra Kotsisa Street. The entrance can be tricky to find, so do not cut your arrival time too close. I would use the full address in your map app and check the access point carefully before setting out.

What happens during the 30-minute session

The advertised duration is about 30 minutes. That is enough time for a focused introduction, but it is not a long shooting lesson. You should expect the visit to move at a steady pace, with little room for delays once the instruction begins.

First comes the meeting with the professional instructor. The instructor explains the safety rules and how to use the chosen firearms. You receive eye and ear protection, both important parts of a controlled range session. The safety briefing is not an optional extra, and the strict approach is a positive feature here.

After the briefing, you shoot the firearms included in the Counter Strike option. The package allows up to 40 shots from four different types of firearm. The exact combination is selected through the package options, so read the option description carefully when booking. Do not assume that every firearm shown in the wider range menu is included in this particular package.

The available firearm menu includes a Glock, AK-47, shotgun, Uzi, PPSz pistol, M4/M16 rifle, TT handgun, Mosin rifle, Magnum revolver, and G36 carbine. These are examples of the range’s possible choices, not a promise that you will fire all ten, or that every one belongs to the Counter Strike package.

That distinction is important. The appeal is variety, but the package itself gives you four firearm types and up to 40 shots. If one specific firearm is the main reason you want to book, check the selected option rather than relying on the general list.

The instructor remains central to the session. You are not left to work out the controls alone, and the individual safety training helps keep the experience approachable for a first-timer. At the same time, the strict tone may feel formal. That is appropriate for a range, but it is worth knowing if you expected a loose, party-style activity.

The firearm choices and what they mean for you

The range offers a broad set of firearms, from handguns to rifles and a shotgun. This creates a useful contrast in a short period: you can compare the feel of different firearm types instead of spending the whole session with one model.

A Glock and TT handgun offer a pistol experience. The Magnum revolver gives you a different style of handgun, while the Uzi and PPSz pistol add historic and compact automatic-firearm options to the wider menu. The AK-47, M4/M16, Mosin rifle, and G36 carbine represent rifle choices, and the shotgun adds another type of handling altogether.

The listing does not provide a shot-by-shot breakdown for each Counter Strike option. That means the wording up to 40 shots matters. You should check the exact option details so you know how the rounds are divided among the four firearms and which models are included.

For a first visit, variety is probably more valuable than a large number of rounds from one gun. You get a sense of how different firearms are handled, and the instructor can guide you through each change. If your priority is building skill with one specific model, a longer or more specialized package might suit you better, but no alternative package details are provided here.

The range can work for solo visitors, couples, friends, and small groups. Coming with friends adds a social side, while going alone keeps the focus on the instruction. The activity description specifically invites you to come by yourself, with a partner, or with friends, so you do not need to assemble a large party.

Why the strict rules are useful

A strict instructor and a breath test may sound severe when you are planning a fun activity. In practice, these rules help set the right tone. Firearms require attention, and a range should not treat safety as decoration.

You need to bring identification. You will also be breath-tested before shooting, so do not plan this activity after drinking alcohol. The supplied information does not state which identification documents are accepted, so carry a valid ID and confirm any document questions with the provider if needed.

The safety routine includes eye and ear protection. This is convenient because you do not need to arrange those items yourself, and it signals that the session follows a defined process. You should still listen closely, follow every instruction, and avoid treating the visit like a casual photo opportunity.

The activity is available in English, which helps if you do not speak Polish. The information does not name the instructor, so you should not expect to request a particular guide. What you can count on is professional instruction and an English-language experience.

Timing, group size, and the practical value

Several morning and afternoon departure times are available. That is useful in Warsaw, where you may want to visit museums or explore the Old Town at another part of the day. A 30-minute session is easy to place between other plans, though you should leave extra time for reaching the site and finding the entrance.

The price is $90.31 per person. That is not a budget activity for half an hour, so value depends on what you want from it. You are paying for access to multiple firearms, an instructor, safety training, protective equipment, and a controlled range setting. If those elements matter to you, the cost is easier to justify than if you only want a few quick shots.

The price also needs to be considered alongside the short duration. About 30 minutes passes quickly once you include the briefing, equipment, firearm changes, and shooting. You should book this for the variety and the experience of handling four firearms, not because you expect a full afternoon lesson.

The main description gives a maximum of 15 people, which suggests a fairly intimate group. Another piece of the booking information lists a maximum of 40 participants for the activity. Since those numbers do not match, I would confirm the expected group size before paying if personal attention is especially important to you.

Even with a larger overall activity limit, the shooting itself may be organized in smaller groups. The supplied details do not explain how that limit is applied, so the safest advice is to ask the provider directly.

Getting to Jagiellońska 88/10B

The range is near public transportation, but the entrance is not necessarily obvious. The access point is from Aleksandra Kotsisa Street, not simply from the main address line, and this is the detail most likely to save you time.

Plan to arrive early enough to find the correct entrance without rushing. A confused arrival is especially unhelpful here because identification and the breath test are part of the check-in process. You want time to settle down before the safety briefing begins.

The activity ends back at the meeting point. There is no separate drop-off, city-center finish, or extended factory tour. Arrange your onward plans from the range itself.

Service animals are allowed, and the activity information says most people can participate. No special fitness level is listed. Since the experience involves safety instruction and firearm handling, anyone with concerns about participation should contact the provider before booking.

Who will enjoy this activity most

I would recommend the Counter Strike package to a first-time shooter who wants a guided introduction rather than an independent range visit. The safety briefing, protective equipment, English availability, and professional instructor make the structure clear.

It also suits friends looking for a short activity with a strong difference from standard sightseeing. The four-firearm format gives your group something to compare afterward, and the morning and afternoon times make it simple to add to a day in Warsaw.

Couples can choose it for the same reason. You do not need to devote half a day, and the experience has enough variety to feel more substantial than a single firearm trial. Solo visitors are also welcome, especially if you prefer to concentrate on the instructor’s directions.

I would be more cautious if you want a long technical lesson, extensive practice with one firearm, or a relaxed venue with no strict checks. The range is serious about procedure. That is a strength for safety, but it may not match someone looking for a loose entertainment experience.

Booking, cancellation, and small details that matter

The activity is offered with a mobile ticket, and confirmation is received at booking. It is available in English, with several departure times during the morning and afternoon.

Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the start time for a full refund. If you cancel or request changes less than 24 hours before the experience, the payment is not refunded and changes are not accepted. The cut-off follows local Warsaw time, so note the exact start time rather than relying on the date alone.

The activity is often booked well ahead, with an average booking lead time of about 31 days. That does not mean every departure sells out, but it suggests that you should reserve early if your Warsaw dates are fixed or if you need a particular time.

The information does not specify age limits, clothing rules, storage arrangements, or the accepted forms of ID. Those are sensible points to confirm directly, especially if you are booking for someone else.

Should you book the FSO Counter Strike package?

Book it if you want a short, instructor-led shooting experience with several firearm types, clear safety procedures, and a setting unlike Warsaw’s usual historic sights. The former FSO production halls add character, and the range’s strict approach should reassure anyone who values control and structure.

Think twice if $90.31 feels high for roughly 30 minutes, or if you want a longer lesson with more rounds. Also confirm the exact four firearms in your chosen option, the group size, and the entrance details before you commit.

For a first shooting experience in Warsaw, the package offers a practical mix of instruction, variety, and convenience. Just arrive early, bring ID, stay sober for the breath test, and treat the short session as a focused introduction rather than a full training course.

FAQ

Where does the FSO Counter Strike shooting activity take place?

It takes place at Strzelnica FSO, Jagiellońska 88/10B, Warszawa. Access is from Aleksandra Kotsisa Street.

How long does the shooting package last?

The activity lasts approximately 30 minutes.

How many shots and firearms are included?

The Counter Strike package includes up to 40 shots from four different types of firearm. Check the selected option for the exact firearm combination.

Is instruction provided?

Yes. A professional instructor provides individual safety training and instruction before you shoot.

Are eye and ear protectors supplied?

Yes. Eye and ear protection are provided at the shooting range.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

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