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Fire live rounds in the former production halls of Warsaw’s FSO car factory. This instructor-led range session pairs historic industrial surroundings with strict safety systems for a brief, high-adrenaline experience.
Fire live rounds in the former production halls of Warsaw’s FSO car factory. This instructor-led range session pairs historic industrial surroundings with strict safety systems for a brief, high-adrenaline experience.
Step through a heavy industrial doorway and you’re in a different Warsaw—raw concrete floors, high steel trusses and the measured cadence of an instructor’s voice guiding each shot.
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Operated by FSO Shooting Range · Warsaw, Masovian Voivodeship
Step through a heavy industrial doorway and you’re in a different Warsaw—raw concrete floors, high steel trusses and the measured cadence of an instructor’s voice guiding each shot.
The range occupies part of the old FSO car-production halls, a post-war industrial complex where Polish automotive history was made. That history gives the space its character: wide bays, thick walls and a layout suited to safe, controlled shooting. The experience blends urban grit with clear, modern safety systems—ventilation, ballistic traps and individual lanes.
Visitors typically begin with a safety briefing and fitted ear and eye protection, then move to a lane to try a variety of firearms: Glock pistols, AK-47s, SCORPION EVO 3, M4/M16 variants, Mosin rifles and more. Each option lists shot counts; the most common package lasts about 30 minutes and is instructor-led, making it accessible to first-timers.
Practical travel notes: bring government ID and wear closed-toe shoes; follow the instructor’s commands precisely and avoid handling ammunition outside the firing line. The facility is wheelchair accessible and close to public transit in Warsaw’s eastern districts, making it an easy add-on to an urban itinerary.
This is a controlled, high-adrenaline activity—respect the rules, stay hydrated and time your visit to avoid peak tourist hours. For those curious about Warsaw’s industrial past, combine your range session with a walk through Praga’s museum and reclaimed factory spaces to see how the city reuses its heavy-industry footprint.
Age rules vary by package and local law; most ranges require participants to be at least 18 and may allow minors with parental consent—check the specific option when booking.
Yes—the range supplies all firearms, ammunition, and safety gear; you only need to bring ID and appropriate clothing.
No—sessions are instructor-led and designed for beginners, though experienced shooters can request different firearms or shot counts where available.
The facility reports wheelchair accessibility; notify the operator in advance so staff can prepare and accommodate your needs.
FSO Shooting Range operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Step through a heavy industrial doorway and you’re in a different Warsaw—raw concrete floors, high steel trusses and the measured cadence of an instructor’s voice guiding each shot.
Step through a heavy industrial doorway and you’re in a different Warsaw—raw concrete floors, high steel trusses and the measured cadence of an instructor’s voice guiding each shot.
The range occupies part of the old FSO car-production halls, a post-war industrial complex where Polish automotive history was made. That history gives the space its character: wide bays, thick walls and a layout suited to safe, controlled shooting. The experience blends urban grit with clear, modern safety systems—ventilation, ballistic traps and individual lanes.
Visitors typically begin with a safety briefing and fitted ear and eye protection, then move to a lane to try a variety of firearms: Glock pistols, AK-47s, SCORPION EVO 3, M4/M16 variants, Mosin rifles and more. Each option lists shot counts; the most common package lasts about 30 minutes and is instructor-led, making it accessible to first-timers.
Practical travel notes: bring government ID and wear closed-toe shoes; follow the instructor’s commands precisely and avoid handling ammunition outside the firing line. The facility is wheelchair accessible and close to public transit in Warsaw’s eastern districts, making it an easy add-on to an urban itinerary.
This is a controlled, high-adrenaline activity—respect the rules, stay hydrated and time your visit to avoid peak tourist hours. For those curious about Warsaw’s industrial past, combine your range session with a walk through Praga’s museum and reclaimed factory spaces to see how the city reuses its heavy-industry footprint.