Learn controlled recoil management and practical shooting techniques under a former GROM operator outside Kraków. This private, four‑hour range session moves from safety briefings to live fire with pistols, shotguns and select rifles.
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You arrive at a clearing framed by pine and birch; the range sits low in the forest, the smell of cut wood and spent powder in the air. An English‑speaking driver ferries you from the city and drops you at a fenced training compound where a former GROM operator runs a concise, hands‑on session.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal physical fitness required—able to walk short forest approaches and stand for instruction and shooting sequences.
Wildlife
History
Training borrows methods developed within Poland’s elite units such as JW GROM—formed from experienced military personnel to handle high‑risk operations.
Conservation
The range operates within a forested area; stick to marked paths, pack out targets and brass where requested, and follow instructor guidance to minimize impact.
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Bring ID and age confirmation
You must present valid photo ID and fulfill local age requirements for handling firearms and alcohol; organizers check documentation at meet‑up.
Dress for the range
Wear closed‑toe shoes, long pants and a sleeved shirt to protect from hot brass and vegetation in the forested range approach.
Arrive sober and alert
Avoid alcohol or impairing substances before the session; safety and clear communication are required throughout the training.
Book appropriate pack
Choose the Laki pack if you’re newer to live fire; the Grom pack is geared toward experienced shooters wanting advanced direction.
Photo ID (passport or EU ID)
Required for verification and to meet legal age requirements for handling firearms.
Closed‑toe shoes
Protects feet from hot brass and uneven, possibly muddy terrain on the approach to the range.
Ear protection
High‑decibel live fire requires proper hearing protection; organizers may supply but bring your own for comfort.
Sunglasses or safety glasses
Protects eyes from debris and provides clearer sight picture in bright or variable light.