Coming from Germany, the Netherlands, Czechia or another country to train in Poland? This article covers the essentials: training language, booking, payment and what to settle before you travel.
Training takes place in Poland
All HRT courses run in Poland. We give you the exact venue before the training. If you are travelling a long way, ask about it early so you can plan the journey and accommodation.
Training language: English, Polish or German
Every course can be taught in English, Polish or German. Tell us in your booking request which language you want. You need to understand the safety rules and the instructor's commands fully, so choose the language you are confident in.
Which course to choose
If you are starting out, choose Pistol Fundamentals L1 or Carbine Fundamentals L1. If you are coming with friends and simply want to try shooting with an instructor, see Fun Shooting. Each course page lists the programme and requirements.
Booking without payment
Send your request through the form on the website or by e-mail. The place is yours once we confirm it by e-mail. Booking needs no deposit and no online payment.
Payment
You pay on site on the training day, before or after the course: in cash, in złoty or euros, or by BLIK. If you travel from abroad, you can also pay by bank transfer before the course — we send the transfer details on request. Prices on the English website are shown in euros.
Cancelling and changing the date
Cancelling or moving to another date is free. Please let us know at least 48 hours ahead. Details are in the booking terms.
Equipment and your own firearm
The equipment list is in the "Equipment" section of each course page and in the article Training equipment checklist. You can bring your own firearm — please tell us in your request. Carrying firearms and ammunition across borders is subject to separate rules; check them before you travel.
Before you travel
- Check the programme and requirements of your course.
- Agree the training language and venue.
- Ask us anything you are unsure about — we reply in English, Polish or German.