Indoor Shooting Range in Warszawa

Warsaw’s PM Shooter range lets you try five very different firearms in one short session, from a .22-style CZ 75 Kadet pistol to an AK-47 and shotgun. The package gives you 50 shots, enough variety to feel how each weapon handles without turning the visit into a full-day commitment.

I like the small group limit of five and the instructors’ hands-on approach. I also like the clear mix of modern and classic guns, especially the Glock 17, Colt 1911, and AK-47. The main drawback is location: Krakowiaków 80A is away from central Warsaw, so an Uber or taxi is the simplest choice.

Key points

• Five firearms in one package: Shoot a CZ 75 Kadet, Glock 17, AK-47, Colt 1911, and shotgun.
• 50 shots total: The package includes 10 shots with the CZ, 15 with the Glock, 10 with the AK-47, 5 with the Colt, and 5 with the shotgun.
• Small, supervised sessions: The range accepts a maximum of five people, with a professional instructor present.
• Useful for first-timers: Clear safety guidance and patient coaching make this a practical introduction to shooting.
• About 45 minutes: It fits neatly into a morning or afternoon in Warsaw.
• Plan the ride: The range is near public transportation, but several people found Uber easiest for the trip.

Five guns, one compact Warsaw session

The appeal here is simple: you do not spend the whole appointment with one pistol. You move through five types of firearm, each with a different feel, sound, and rhythm.

Your package begins with 10 shots from the CZ 75 Kadet pistol. You then get 15 shots with a Glock 17, followed by 10 shots with an AK-47. The final two stops are 5 shots from a Colt 1911 pistol and 5 from a shotgun.

That gives you 50 shots in all. The distribution is sensible. You have enough Glock ammunition to settle into the basics, while the smaller allocations for the Colt and shotgun let you sample them without adding much time.

The firearms also offer a quick lesson in design. The Glock 17 is a familiar modern service pistol. The Colt 1911 has a more classic feel. The AK-47 provides the biggest change from the handguns, and the shotgun finishes the package with another distinct type of recoil and report.

The range has 16 firing tracks with target conveyors. That matters because the target comes to you, rather than requiring you to walk downrange between attempts. It keeps the session moving and lets the instructor focus on handling, aim, and safety.

What happens when you arrive at Krakowiaków 80A

You meet at PM Shooter, Krakowiaków 80A, 02-255 Warszawa. The activity begins and ends at this same location, so there is no second meeting point to find and no city transfer included in the session.

The location is not in the middle of Warsaw’s main sightseeing area. It is near public transportation, but an Uber worked well for the journey in both directions according to the practical feedback available. I would allow extra time for the ride, especially if you have a timed appointment or plans afterward.

The group limit is five people. That is a useful number for a shooting range. A large group can mean more waiting and less direct help, while a tiny private session may cost more. Here, the small maximum gives the instructor room to watch each person and correct handling when needed.

The range atmosphere is described as friendly and professional. You might also encounter a German shepherd at the entrance, a detail that adds a little character to an otherwise industrial setting.

The safety briefing is the real starting point

If this is your first time shooting, the instructor is not an optional extra. The session begins with instruction on safe handling, and that guidance shapes the whole visit.

The strongest praise goes to the staff’s patience and clarity. Sebastian is specifically noted for explaining how to shoot safely and properly. Janek is also remembered for taking time to teach correct handling and shooting technique. Connor and Michael are described as helpful, fun, and patient, while Mieteck received thanks for clear advice and a friendly manner.

Those names matter because a shooting session can feel intimidating when you are holding a real firearm for the first time. A calm instructor helps you pay attention to the basics instead of worrying about looking experienced.

You should expect to follow range rules closely. Keep your attention on the instructor, use the supplied hearing protection, and do not treat the session like a casual photo opportunity. The range is loud, and one direct warning is worth repeating: wear the ear protection properly.

The safety focus also gives the activity more value than simply pulling a trigger. You get a brief, practical lesson in why firearms must be handled with care. One participant described the experience as a reality check about the damage guns can cause when used incorrectly. That is a useful way to approach the activity.

The five stages of the package

CZ 75 Kadet, 10 shots

The first 10 shots come from a CZ 75 Kadet pistol. This opening stage gives you a chance to become familiar with the basic position, grip, aiming process, and range commands before moving to the larger selections.

Starting with 10 shots is helpful for a beginner. You have enough ammunition to get past the first nervous attempt, but the session does not spend too long on the introductory gun.

Glock 17, 15 shots

The Glock receives the largest allocation, with 15 shots. That makes sense as the main pistol stage. You have time to apply the instructor’s advice and see if your aim improves after the first few attempts.

If you are new to shooting, this is probably the point where you begin to feel more settled. If you already shoot, the Glock gives you the most room to work on consistency before the package changes pace.

AK-47, 10 shots

The AK-47 is the attention-grabber for many people. You get 10 shots, enough to experience the rifle without letting this one section swallow the entire appointment.

The supplied information calls it an AK 47 assault rifle. Handle it as a serious firearm, not a movie prop. The noise and physical force can be more intense than a first-timer expects, so listen closely to the instructor and keep your hearing protection in place.

Some experienced shooters come specifically to try firearms unavailable to them at home. One account described checking a full automatic rifle off a personal list after shooting a Mini Beryl and MG3 in a different package. Those guns are not part of this stated 50-shot package, so do not assume they are included. Ask about extra choices and prices before adding anything.

Colt 1911, 5 shots

The Colt 1911 receives 5 shots. That is a short sample, but it gives you a chance to handle a famous classic pistol after the modern Glock and the rifle.

Five rounds will pass quickly. Think of this as a taste rather than a full practice session. If the Colt is your main reason for booking, ask what additional shooting options are available before you begin.

Shotgun, 5 shots

The final 5 shots are from a shotgun. This closes the package with a very different sensation from the pistols.

Because there are only five shots, expect a brief introduction rather than detailed training with the gun. The point is variety. You get to compare the shotgun with the handguns and rifle while the instructor keeps the session within roughly 45 minutes.

Why the 45-minute format works

Forty-five minutes is short enough to fit into a busy Warsaw schedule. You can place it between sightseeing, a meal, or an evening plan without giving up half a day.

The tradeoff is pace. Five firearms, safety instructions, loading, shooting, target changes, and supervision all have to fit into that window. The session may feel fast, especially if you are enjoying yourself. One person specifically felt that the 45 minutes passed too quickly.

I would book this package for a first introduction or a fun group activity, not as a serious marksmanship course. You receive useful guidance, but the structure is built around trying several guns rather than spending a long time refining one technique.

Morning and afternoon departure times are available. The supplied schedule needs care: it lists Monday through Wednesday from 12:00 PM to 8:00 PM, while a note says Saturday and Sunday begin at 10:00 AM. Since the published hours are not fully consistent, confirm your selected time before setting off.

The price and what you get for $83.48

At $83.48 per person, this is not the cheapest casual activity in Warsaw. It is also not merely a few minutes with one gun. You receive 50 shots, five different firearms, an instructor, range use, and a session designed for a maximum of five people.

The value comes from the variety. Buying separate sessions for a Glock, rifle, classic pistol, and shotgun could cost more, and a first visit benefits from having the instructor guide you through the order. The 15 Glock shots and 10 AK-47 shots form the core of the package, while the CZ, Colt, and shotgun add contrast.

I would call the price fair for someone who genuinely wants to try several firearms. It is less compelling if you have little interest in guns or if you expect a long lesson with one weapon. Before accepting any extras, ask the price first. A useful warning from the available feedback says that even a very short extra shooting option can cost more than expected.

This is especially important because the package already gives you a defined number of shots. Decide if 50 is enough before you arrive, and make sure you understand the cost of anything outside the package.

Who should book this activity

This suits adults looking for an unusual Warsaw activity, first-time shooters who want close instruction, and small groups who prefer a structured outing. It can also appeal to experienced shooters who want to try a different range or sample guns that may not be available in their home country.

The small group limit is useful for friends, couples, and compact family groups, though the supplied information does not provide a specific minimum age. If age rules matter for your party, ask PM Shooter before booking.

The activity is not ideal for someone who dislikes loud noise, wants a quiet cultural visit, or expects a full afternoon of training. The range is intentionally loud, and the 45-minute timetable leaves little space for delays.

Transport, timing, and small practical details

The range is at Krakowiaków 80A in Warsaw. Public transportation is available nearby, but the area is away from the main streets. I would use a ride-hailing service if you want the simplest door-to-door option.

Arrive with enough time to locate the entrance and settle in. A late arrival could be awkward in a tightly scheduled session, although no specific late-arrival policy is provided.

Your booking confirmation is received at the time of booking. The activity returns to the same meeting point, which makes the logistics easy once you have reached the range.

Free cancellation is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the start time. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours ahead are not accepted for a refund, and the cut-off uses local Warsaw time.

What the strongest feedback tells me

The most consistent praise concerns the instructors. First-timers appreciated clear explanations, while experienced shooters valued coaching on safe handling and technique.

That combination is important. A range can own a good selection of guns and still provide a poor outing if the supervision is rushed. Here, the repeated emphasis on patient staff suggests the human side of the session is one of its best features.

The second strong point is the variety of firearms. The package moves from CZ 75 Kadet to Glock 17, AK-47, Colt 1911, and shotgun. You are not repeating the same experience five times.

The main cautions are also clear. The range is far from the central streets, the noise is substantial, and the appointment can pass quickly. Extra shooting may cost more than you expect, so ask before agreeing to add-ons.

Should you book PM Shooter?

Book it if you want a safe, instructor-led introduction to several firearms and like the idea of a compact activity outside central Warsaw. The 50-shot package gives you a good spread of guns, and the small group limit should make the instruction more personal.

Skip it if you are uncomfortable with loud noise, want a leisurely lesson, or are mainly looking for an attraction close to the Old Town. For everyone else, the experience offers solid variety, clear supervision, and a memorable change from museums and city walks. Use an Uber, wear the ear protection, confirm the opening time, and ask about any extra cost before shooting beyond the package.

FAQ

Where is the indoor shooting range located?

The range is at Krakowiaków 80A, 02-255 Warszawa, Poland.

How long does the shooting experience last?

The session lasts approximately 45 minutes.

How much does the activity cost?

The listed price is $83.48 per person.

Which firearms are included?

The package includes a CZ 75 Kadet pistol, Glock 17 pistol, AK-47 assault rifle, Colt 1911 pistol, and shotgun.

How many shots are included?

You receive 50 shots: 10 with the CZ 75 Kadet, 15 with the Glock 17, 10 with the AK-47, 5 with the Colt 1911, and 5 with the shotgun.

How many people can join the session?

The activity has a maximum of five participants.

Is the range accessible by public transportation?

The range is near public transportation. Uber is also a practical option for reaching the location.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes. You can cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time for a full refund. Changes or cancellations made less than 24 hours before the start time are not accepted for a refund.