Package “Full Auto”

Full-auto fire in Warsaw, in a controlled indoor room. The big draw of PM Shooter’s Full Auto package is the full-automatic gun lineup and the fact you get to fire a total of 85 rounds across five different firearms. I like that it is set up for a safe, friendly atmosphere, with a modern range using 16 firing tracks and target conveyors, so the experience stays focused on shooting rather than waiting around. One consideration, though, is that the session is only about 45 minutes, so it is not a long, slow day, and you should be comfortable standing and moving moderately.

This is offered in English, and you get a mobile ticket after booking. It is priced at $247.53 per person, which can feel high at first glance, but you are buying time plus handling multiple firearms and lots of rounds in a single session. If you are sensitive to loud noises or want a very calm, hands-off experience, this might not be your best fit.

Key things to know before you go

• Five guns, full automatic: Every included firearm can be fired in full automatic mode.
• 85 rounds total: CZ Scorpion EVO 3, PM 63 Rak, UZI, RPD, and PKM each have a set number of shots.
• Modern indoor range: 16 firing tracks with target conveyors help keep things moving.
• English and mobile ticket: The session is offered in English, and you’ll have a mobile ticket.
• Limited group size: Maximum of 40 people per activity.
• 45 minutes is the whole window: It is a quick, intense block of shooting time.

Warsaw’s PM Shooter range, and why the exact location helps

The Full Auto session takes place at the PM Shooter Shooting Range on Krakowiaków 80A, 02-255 Warszawa. That address is practical because it is inside the city, and the activity is listed as being near public transportation, so you are not forced into a car-only plan.

Why I think this matters: Warsaw can eat time if you keep hopping across town for short experiences. A 45-minute activity is easiest to enjoy when your transit time is predictable. Here, that is the idea.

Another small perk is the simple route flow. The activity starts at the meeting point and ends back at the same spot, so you do not need to puzzle out a second pickup or a random drop-off.

What the 45-minute Full Auto session actually includes

This is not a choose-your-own-adventure package. It is a fixed shooting menu, with a structured number of shots per person for each gun, all in full automatic firing mode.

Here is what comes with Full Auto:

• 15 shots: CZ Scorpion EVO 3 submachine gun
• 15 shots: PM 63 Rak submachine gun
• 15 shots: UZI submachine gun
• 20 shots: RPD machine gun
• 20 shots: PKM machine gun

That adds up to 85 shots total per person, over about 45 minutes.

So what should you expect in real-world terms? You should expect a session that feels like a condensed highlight reel. You’ll spend your time switching between different firearm types rather than only working on one platform. If you like variety, this format is built for you.

Inside the range: 16 tracks, conveyor targets, and a controlled vibe

This range is described as indoor, modern, and set up for a safe environment and a friendly atmosphere. The setup includes 16 firing tracks, and those tracks use target conveyors, which helps keep the action flowing.

Why that’s valuable: on shooting experiences that lack that kind of setup, you often lose time to slow target changes or long gaps between shooters. Here, the infrastructure is designed to reduce idle time, which helps you get more out of the 45-minute window.

A second value point is how the experience is framed. The overview makes it clear this is about practice and the passion of shooting, not a gimmick. That usually means you can stay focused on what you are doing and what you are learning in the moment.

Gun by gun: what each included firearm adds to the experience

The appeal of Full Auto is not just firing. It is firing different styles of weapons in one session. Each gun on the list represents a different flavor of the same core activity.

CZ Scorpion EVO 3 (15 shots)

This submachine gun is one of the more compact options in the set. The reason it matters for your experience is that you get a chance to start with a platform that feels quick and maneuverable compared with the heavier machine guns later in the lineup.

PM 63 Rak (15 shots)

Another submachine gun, listed with its own separate shot count. For a first-timer or a casual shooter, having multiple submachine guns before the heavier guns can make the session feel less like a sudden jump.

UZI (15 shots)

The UZI is a familiar name to many people. The practical value here is contrast. Even with set shot limits, you get the feeling of switching between different designs instead of just going through one familiar control pattern.

RPD (20 shots)

Now you are moving to a machine gun category. With 20 shots, the session gives you a slightly longer time with the RPD than each submachine gun. That extra count can help you settle into the rhythm and get comfortable with the mechanics of a heavier firearm type.

PKM (20 shots)

The PKM matches the RPD on shot count, with 20 shots. In a full-auto session, this is often where the experience peaks in intensity. It is also where you want to be mentally ready, because this is typically where the sensation of firing shifts compared with submachine guns.

English comfort and the 40-person maximum

The experience is offered in English, which is a real help if you do not want to guess your way through safety steps or instructions. Even if you have done shooting activities elsewhere, language matters because the details you miss can be the difference between smooth and frustrating.

The maximum size is 40 travelers. You will not get a tiny, private setup based on that number alone, so come in ready for a moderately paced group environment. The good news is the range’s track setup is built to keep the activity moving, so group size does not automatically mean you will wait around forever.

Also, the booking info says confirmation is received at booking. That removes uncertainty on your end and helps you plan your Warsaw day.

Price and value: $247.53 for 85 rounds, plus your time

At $247.53 per person for about 45 minutes, you are paying for a lot more than a single trigger pull. You are paying for:

• access to an indoor range
• a safe, organized shooting environment
• equipment and range infrastructure (16 firing tracks, conveyor targets)
• multiple firearms and multiple full-auto sessions
• the fixed shot counts for five different guns

If you do a quick math check, $247.53 divided by 85 shots is about $2.90 per shot. That is only a rough way to compare value, but it gives you a sense of why this can be “worth it” for people who want variety and a meaningful amount of shooting time in one sitting.

Now the balanced part. If you mainly want a casual, short introduction, this package might feel like you are paying for the novelty of full automatic across many guns rather than a slower skill-building session. On the flip side, if you want one organized shot-heavy session, Full Auto is built to deliver.

Timing in Warsaw: meeting point, hours, and planning ahead

The meeting point is Krakowiaków 80A, 02-255 Warszawa. The session ends back at that same place, so you can plan your next activity without a complicated reroute.

Opening hours are listed as:

• Monday to Wednesday: 12:00 PM to 8:00 PM

No other days are stated in the details you provided, so treat the schedule above as the confirmed window.

One more practical point: this is booked on average 11 days in advance. If you are traveling during a busy period, I would not assume you can walk in and pick a random time. Lock in your slot earlier rather than later.

Who should book Full Auto, and who should pause first

This experience has a clear appeal: it is a structured, variety-heavy, full-auto session in a modern indoor setting. One of the standout signals from the feedback is that it is fun for teens and especially popular with teen boys, while still working for adults too.

So who is it best for?

• Teens and adults who want a single, high-impact shooting experience
• People who like variety and want more than one firearm type in one visit
• Anyone who prefers a controlled indoor range with organized pacing

Who might want to think twice?

• Anyone who is uncomfortable with loud environments or the physical intensity of repeated full-auto firing
• People who want a long, sightseeing-style experience, because this is about 45 minutes
• Anyone who cannot meet the listed requirement of moderate physical fitness (even for an indoor activity, moving around and staying attentive during the session can be part of the expectation)

Should you book PM Shooter Full Auto?

If you want a single Warsaw activity where you fire five different full-auto guns and rack up 85 shots in about 45 minutes, this is a strong match. The range is built for efficiency, with 16 firing tracks and target conveyors, and the session is offered in English with a mobile ticket, which makes planning simpler.

I would book it if you are the type who wants a big taste of shooting, not a slow sampler. Skip it if you prefer calm, quiet activities or if full automatic noise and intensity are a deal-breaker for you.

FAQ

Where is the meeting point for Full Auto?

The meeting point is Krakowiaków 80A, 02-255 Warszawa, Poland.

How long does the Full Auto experience last?

It lasts about 45 minutes.

What firearms are included in the Full Auto package?

The package includes CZ Scorpion EVO 3, PM 63 Rak, UZI, RPD, and PKM.

How many shots do you get per person?

You get 15 shots each for the CZ Scorpion EVO 3, PM 63 Rak, and UZI, plus 20 shots each for the RPD and PKM. That totals 85 shots per person.

Are the guns fired in full automatic mode?

Yes. All included guns are available in full automatic firing mode.

Is the experience offered in English?

Yes, it is offered in English.

Do I get a mobile ticket?

Yes, the experience includes a mobile ticket.

What are the opening hours?

Opening hours are listed as Monday to Wednesday, 12:00 PM to 8:00 PM.

Is the location near public transportation?

Yes, it is listed as near public transportation.

What is the cancellation policy?

You can cancel for a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time. If you cancel within 24 hours of the start time, the amount paid is not refunded.