Six guns, one controlled lesson in Warsaw.

This is an indoor shooting range where you can fire everything from a Glock 17 to an AK-47 and even a full-auto Glauberyt in one tidy session. I like that it is run like a real safety program, not a stunt show, and I also like the variety of firearms, including pistols, a rifle, submachine gun, and a shotgun. One thing to consider, this is still shooting, so you will need to follow instructions closely and accept that the session is structured and moves at a working pace, even though it is beginner-friendly.

PM Shooter sits at Krakowiaków 80A, and the range is built for throughput, with 16 firing tracks and target conveyors keeping the action rolling. You get multiple morning or afternoon departure times, and instruction is offered in English, which matters if you want to understand what you are doing before you pull the trigger. The session runs about 45 minutes, and while the experience works for most people, it is best for those who like a hands-on activity more than sightseeing.

Key highlights at a glance

• Glock 17, AK-47, and full-auto Glauberyt in one Package 2 session
• English instruction with an instructor who keeps safety as the priority
• 60 shots total across six firearms in this package
• Indoor setup with 16 tracks and target conveyors for smooth pacing
• Beginner-friendly tone, including patients for first-timers (names like Michael, Sebastian, and Krys show up in feedback)

Inside PM Shooter at Krakowiaków 80A

Your “tour” here is really one focused stop: the indoor range at PM Shooter on Krakowiaków 80A. You start and finish at the same meeting point, so you are not juggling multiple locations or long transfers. If you want an activity that fits cleanly into a travel day, this one does that job well.

The big practical advantage is that it is indoors. Warsaw weather can go from fine to miserable quickly, and this stays predictable. Indoors also usually means the staff can keep sessions organized and consistent, and that is exactly the vibe you are paying for.

Getting there is straightforward. The venue is described as near public transportation, which helps if you do not want to rely on taxis every time you change plans. If you are traveling with a spouse or friend, you can make this a simple add-on without wrecking your schedule.

What happens during your 45 minutes

Think of your time as a guided shooting class with a sequence. You will get safety instructions first, then you move through the firearms one by one as the instructor sets you up. The whole point is that you are not left guessing. The best moments in this kind of activity are when someone helps you translate basic stance, grip, and trigger handling into something you can actually do.

Feedback strongly emphasizes that the instructors stay calm and clear. People specifically praised Michael, Sebastian, and Krys for being helpful with easy-to-follow English and for not rushing after you were done with one gun. That matters because beginners often worry they will be hurried, even when everyone is “friendly.” The tone here sounds like it is friendly, but still disciplined.

One realistic expectation: shooting is harder than movies make it look. A small pistol can feel powerful, and accuracy is not automatic. You will likely leave thinking, that was fun, and also, I should not have assumed it would be easy.

Package 2 lineup, guns, and shot counts

Package 2 is the core of what you are buying. Here is exactly what you shoot, and how many rounds you get per person in this package:

• CZ 75 Kadet pistol: 10 shots
• Glock 17 pistol: 15 shots
• AK-47 assault rifle: 10 shots
• Colt 1911 pistol: 5 shots
• Glauberyt submachine gun (full auto): 15 shots
• Shotgun: 5 shots

That totals 60 shots across six firearm types. If you are deciding between packages, this is the number to anchor on. Some range promotions mention higher totals, but for Package 2, your shot list is nicely defined.

What I like about this mix is that it gives you contrasts. Pistols teach you recoil and trigger control in a compact form. The AK-47 changes your posture and rhythm. The shotgun is a different challenge entirely, and it usually feels more “hands-on” than people expect. And the full-auto Glauberyt is the wow factor, the one you will talk about later.

Safety-first coaching, and why it feels worth it

Indoor ranges can either feel professional, or they can feel chaotic. This one is repeatedly described as safe and professionally run, with instructors prioritizing safety and clear instructions. That shows up in the way people describe the experience: no panic, no pressure, just a guided process.

A big plus for first-timers is that the coaching sounds practical. People highlighted instructors giving simple, concise guidance in English, and also being attentive when you were learning. One comment described a no-pressure atmosphere that suited a couple of novices, which is exactly what you want if you are not confident yet.

Another detail worth noting: be ready to show identification. One person said they needed to show their passport, and they wished they had seen that in advance. You might not have the same experience, but the safest move is to bring your passport with you and have it ready.

The instructor makes the difference

With a hands-on activity like this, the instructor is not a background detail. They shape how comfortable you feel, how quickly you pick up technique, and how safe you stay when something unexpected happens.

From the feedback, a few instructor names stand out. Michael earned a 10 out of 10 for being awesome, with safety prioritized. Sebastian was praised for helpful instructions in English, and someone else credited Krys for brilliance and for organizing extra trying time after the official experience.

Even if you do not get one of those instructors, the pattern matters: the staff apparently knows how to teach. That is what turns a “try a gun” outing into a real, value-packed activity where you actually learn something.

Is it good value for $110.53?

At $110.53 per person, this is not the cheapest thing in Warsaw. But it is also not just a “rent a booth” deal. You are paying for coached access to multiple firearm types, shot allocation built into the package, and an instructor-led safety program.

The best value logic here is simple:

• You are getting six distinct firearms rather than one or two
• You are getting guided instruction in English
• Package 2 is 60 shots total, not just a token amount

If full-auto shooting is a bucket-list item for you, that single element can justify the cost if it fits your comfort level. If you are doing this mainly for the novelty and you are unsure you will enjoy the process, you might feel the price more sharply. In that case, I would treat it like a “one-time splurge” and not something you plan to do every trip.

Timing, pacing, and how to fit it into your day

Your session is about 45 minutes, give or take. That is a sweet spot for people who want an adrenaline activity without losing the entire day. Morning or afternoon departures let you sync it with the rest of Warsaw, whether you want this after museums or as your break from walking.

The pacing is usually part of the appeal. You get a structured sequence, which helps first-timers avoid second-guessing. One review suggested you might want to treat yourself to extra ammo if you really get into it, which is a good way to frame it: if you love it, you may want more time behind the guns.

If you are someone who hates being rushed, you should go in knowing this is designed for a smooth flow, not a long personal workshop. The “no pressure” vibe sounds friendly, but the schedule still runs.

Where it sits in your Warsaw trip

This experience is not about famous landmarks. It is about doing something you cannot easily replicate at home, at least not in a guided, indoor, multi-firearm format.

So I like it for:

• Couples or small groups wanting a shared, memorable activity
• Travelers who learn best by doing, not just reading
• Anyone curious about firearm mechanics and safety instruction

It is less ideal for:

• People who want a long, unstructured hangout
• Anyone uncomfortable with the idea of firearms, even in a controlled environment
• Those who need maximum time on a single firearm, because the session rotates through your lineup

Should you book PM Shooter Package 2?

If you want a structured, English-friendly shooting experience with a professional instructor and a mix of firearms that includes a full-auto submachine gun, Package 2 is a strong choice. The repeated focus on safety, the positive notes about instructors like Michael, Sebastian, and Krys, and the fact that you get a defined shot list and a smooth indoor setup all point to a well-run activity.

I would book it if:

• You are excited by the chance to shoot Glock 17, AK-47, and the Glauberyt
• You like practical instruction and a guided sequence
• You can handle a 45-minute session that moves with the schedule

I would hesitate if:

• You are on the fence about firearms and want a “try it but don’t commit” option
• You need lots of free time for lingering, because this is timed and structured
• You forget essentials like identification, since you may be asked to show a passport

Overall, this feels like a legitimate, safety-first activity in Warsaw that trades sightseeing time for something intensely memorable and surprisingly well coached.

FAQ

How long is the indoor shooting range experience for Package 2?

It runs for about 45 minutes, approximately.

Where does the experience start and end?

The meeting point is Krakowiaków 80A, 02-255 Warszawa, Poland, and the activity ends back at the same meeting point.

What firearms and shot counts are included in Package 2?

Package 2 includes 10 shots with the CZ 75 kadet pistol, 15 shots with the Glock 17 pistol, 10 shots with the AK-47 assault rifle, 5 shots with the Colt 1911 pistol, 15 shots with the Glauberyt submachine gun, and 5 shots with a shotgun.

Is the experience available in English?

Yes, the experience is offered in English.

Are there multiple departure times?

Yes, you can choose from multiple morning or afternoon departure times.

Is the venue near public transportation?

Yes, it is near public transportation.

Do I need to bring a passport?

Be ready to show your passport, as at least one participant reported needing to present it on arrival.

Can I cancel for free?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.