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Try a one-hour, powder-free shooting session in Girona using the same training weapons police use—without live ammunition. Supervised, accessible, and private, it’s a technique-focused simulator that pairs real handling with digital scoring.
Try a one-hour, powder-free shooting session in Girona using the same training weapons police use—without live ammunition. Supervised, accessible, and private, it’s a technique-focused simulator that pairs real handling with digital scoring.
You step into a bright, climate-controlled hall off a busy Girona street; the air smells faintly of rubber and metal, and two giant screens hang like movie backdrops waiting to be triggered.
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Operated by LaserFIRE · Girona, Catalonia
You step into a bright, climate-controlled hall off a busy Girona street; the air smells faintly of rubber and metal, and two giant screens hang like movie backdrops waiting to be triggered.
This powder-free shooting session offers the sensation of handling service-grade pistols and rifles—Beretta 92s, Glocks, AR-style platforms and AK variants—without live ammunition. The format is part live range, part simulator: instructors run a short safety briefing, then guide you through timed drills, static and moving targets, and head-to-head score challenges on-screen.
Girona itself is an old city with Roman foundations and a layered medieval core framed by the Onyar River and the nearby foothills of the Pyrenees. The region’s stonework and urban fabric reflect centuries of defensive architecture; this modern training space sits in sharp contrast to the nearby cathedral steps and Jewish Quarter.
Expect crisp logistics: wheelchair-accessible facilities, one-hour private slots, and use of professional-grade equipment included (plus a courtesy soft drink). No firearms license is required and the operators emphasize supervised handling and technique rather than recoil and ballistics—because the systems emulate firing without gunpowder.
Practical guidance: arrive with government ID, allow 15 minutes for briefing, and follow the instructor’s safety commands at all times. Hearing protection and eye protection are often provided; if you want to compare scores, come with a partner for friendly competition. Bookings are final-sale, so confirm participant names and ages before you reserve.
This experience suits visitors curious about firearms mechanics and fast-paced target work who prefer a controlled, urban setting rather than live-fire ranges.
No license is required; the session uses powder-free systems and is open to the public with supervised instruction.
Age requirements are set at booking time—confirm the minimum age when you reserve as operators collect age data prior to arrival.
Yes—staff provide a safety briefing, one-on-one guidance, and controlled scenarios designed for beginners and experienced shooters alike.
Participants can select from a roster of available pistols and rifles during the session, subject to instructor approval and availability.
LaserFIRE operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step into a bright, climate-controlled hall off a busy Girona street; the air smells faintly of rubber and metal, and two giant screens hang like movie backdrops waiting to be triggered.
You step into a bright, climate-controlled hall off a busy Girona street; the air smells faintly of rubber and metal, and two giant screens hang like movie backdrops waiting to be triggered.
This powder-free shooting session offers the sensation of handling service-grade pistols and rifles—Beretta 92s, Glocks, AR-style platforms and AK variants—without live ammunition. The format is part live range, part simulator: instructors run a short safety briefing, then guide you through timed drills, static and moving targets, and head-to-head score challenges on-screen.
Girona itself is an old city with Roman foundations and a layered medieval core framed by the Onyar River and the nearby foothills of the Pyrenees. The region’s stonework and urban fabric reflect centuries of defensive architecture; this modern training space sits in sharp contrast to the nearby cathedral steps and Jewish Quarter.
Expect crisp logistics: wheelchair-accessible facilities, one-hour private slots, and use of professional-grade equipment included (plus a courtesy soft drink). No firearms license is required and the operators emphasize supervised handling and technique rather than recoil and ballistics—because the systems emulate firing without gunpowder.
Practical guidance: arrive with government ID, allow 15 minutes for briefing, and follow the instructor’s safety commands at all times. Hearing protection and eye protection are often provided; if you want to compare scores, come with a partner for friendly competition. Bookings are final-sale, so confirm participant names and ages before you reserve.
This experience suits visitors curious about firearms mechanics and fast-paced target work who prefer a controlled, urban setting rather than live-fire ranges.
