Girona: Shooting Range Session with Real Police Weapons

Summary

Test your aim in Girona with real police training weapons and zero risk

You’ll step into Girona’s unique powder-free shooting gallery and try real police pistols or rifles — no license needed. With expert local guidance, you’ll test your aim on giant screens against static or moving targets. Compete with friends or yourself, then cool off with a soft drink as you swap stories about your best shots. It’s safe but surprisingly thrilling.

What’s the experience like?

I never thought I’d hold a Glock 17 in Girona, but there I was, hands a bit shaky, eyeing the row of weapons lined up like something out of a movie. The place didn’t smell like gunpowder — just a hint of metal and coffee from the vending machine in the corner. Our instructor, Jordi, grinned when he saw me hesitate. “No worries, it’s safer than it looks,” he said, and handed me a Beretta with this casual confidence that made me laugh a little. He showed us how to load it (well, sort of — no real bullets here), explaining each step so patiently you could tell he’d done this a thousand times.

The weirdest thing? When I pulled the trigger for the first time, there was this satisfying click and a jolt in my hand — nothing dangerous, but it felt real enough to make my heart jump. On these massive screens, targets popped up: some static, some moving fast enough to make me curse under my breath. My friend tried an AR15 and got way too competitive; we ended up racing each other for best score while Jordi kept score and gave us tips (“Don’t lock your elbows!”). There were families there too — one kid giggled every time his dad missed. Kind of funny how everyone gets drawn into it.

I didn’t expect to feel so focused or… weirdly proud when I finally hit three targets in a row. It’s not like any shooting gallery I’ve seen before — no loud bangs or scary stuff, just pure concentration and that little rush when you beat your own record. Oh, and they gave us cold sodas after (needed that). Walking out into Girona’s old streets afterward felt surreal — like I’d been somewhere else for an hour. Still think about that jolt in my palm sometimes.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Powder-free shooting session in Girona

• Choose a weapon from 50 options
• Learn safe weapon handling
• Shoot at static and moving targets
• Use giant screens for shooting activities
• Compete or beat your own records

Top questions

Do I need a gun license for this Girona shooting session?

No license is needed for this powder-free shooting activity in Girona.

What types of weapons can I try at the Girona shooting range?

You can choose from over 50 weapons including pistols like Glock 17 and Beretta 92, plus assault rifles such as AK74 and AR15.

Is the Girona shooting gallery safe for beginners?

Yes, it’s suitable for all levels; instructors teach safety and assist throughout the session.

Are children allowed at this powder-free shooting activity?

The experience is suitable for everyone; check directly if you have specific age concerns.

Is the venue wheelchair accessible?

Yes, all areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible.

How long does the session last?

The exact duration isn’t specified but expect about an hour based on similar activities.

Do I need to bring anything to participate?

No; all weapons and accessories are provided during your session.

Can I compete with friends at the Girona shooting range?

Yes; you can compete against another shooter or try to beat your own records.

What’s included

Your session includes use of professional-grade police training weapons and accessories during your time at the gallery plus a complimentary soft drink to enjoy after testing your skills on multiple target scenarios — all under expert supervision from local staff before heading back out into Girona’s lively streets.