You’ll get picked up from your Krakow hotel by a local driver and guided through real shooting practice with an English-speaking instructor. Try firing AK47s, Uzis, Glocks—then compare scores and take home your own target as a souvenir. The adrenaline rush is real, but so is the laughter between shots.
Our driver Marek showed up right on time outside our Krakow hotel — he had this dry sense of humor that made the early start less painful. “You ready to make some noise?” he grinned as we climbed in. The drive out was quick, maybe 25 minutes, and I kept catching glimpses of old brick warehouses through the window. When we pulled up to the shooting range, it looked like a place you’d never just stumble into by accident — tucked away behind a row of pine trees, almost quiet except for the distant echo of gunshots that made my stomach flutter a bit.
The instructor (Piotr? I hope I’m spelling that right) handed me ear protection and started explaining everything in English — super patient even when I fumbled with the safety on the Glock. My palms were sweaty and honestly, I hesitated before squeezing the trigger on the AK47. The smell inside was this sharp mix of metal and oil, not unpleasant but definitely intense. When my friend tried the Uzi she let out this nervous laugh and Piotr just nodded like he’d seen it all before. There was this moment when I fired at the target and felt the kick in my shoulder — way more powerful than I expected. It’s weird how quickly you forget there are other people around when you’re focused like that.
Afterwards we compared our shot-up paper targets (mine looked like Swiss cheese) and took a few awkward photos holding these heavy rifles — probably not my most flattering angle but whatever. Piotr told us they have to swap out some metal targets every week because of how much damage the shotguns do; kind of wild to think about. On the ride back to Krakow, Marek asked who scored highest and then just winked at me in the rearview mirror. I still think about that first jolt from firing — it sticks with you longer than you’d expect.
The whole trip takes about 2-3 hours including hotel pickup and drop-off.
You can handle up to 33 types of guns including AK47s, Uzis, Glocks, sniper rifles, and shotguns depending on your chosen package.
Yes, hotel pickup and drop-off are included if you’re staying in Krakow.
No experience is needed; a professional instructor will guide you safely through everything.
Yes, you’ll have time for souvenir photos with the guns after your session.
This tour isn’t recommended for pregnant travelers but is suitable for all physical fitness levels otherwise.
You’ll get your own paper target as a unique souvenir from your shooting session.
Yes, ear and eye protection are provided along with supervision from a professional instructor.
Your day includes hotel pickup and drop-off within Krakow city limits, all ammunition for a wide selection of guns (AK47s, Uzis, Glocks), safety equipment like ear and eye protection, guidance from an English-speaking instructor throughout your session, plus souvenir photos and your own target to take home at the end.
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