Shooting with soviet army weapons for two

Feel the Power of Soviet Firearms

Just you, your instructor, a well-equipped shooting range, and seven firearms made in Russia and Czechoslovakia—some of which are still in active service! You’ll shoot the legendary AK‑47 Kalashnikov, the Czechoslovak Škorpion, and the SVD Dragunov sniper rifle. Experience the kick of the PPSh Shpagin, which saw action in WWII and even the Vietnam War with the Viet Cong.

No gun license or shooting experience is needed. This is an experience shooting session, after all—not a club for professionals. Your instructor will introduce each weapon, explain how it works, and show you how to handle it safely. All you need to do is book a time and show up!

Package includes the following weapons:

PPSh Shpagin (5 rounds)

You might know this Soviet submachine gun from games like Call of Duty or documentaries about WWII. It was widely used in the harshest of battles. Now it’s your turn to feel what it was like to handle it in combat.

Sa VZ-58 (10 rounds)

During the experience shooting you’ll also try this Czechoslovak-made automatic rifle. Still in use today in some units, it’s incredibly reliable and tough. It was often compared to the AK-47—and held its ground! Proof that Czechoslovak craftsmanship is no joke.

AK‑47 (10 rounds)

The AK‑47 assault rifle is probably the most iconic weapon ever made. Created by Mikhail Kalashnikov, it entered Soviet service after WWII. Over 100 million units were produced worldwide, both licensed and not. Firing this legendary rifle is an unforgettable experience.

CZ‑75 9mm (10 rounds)

Czech craftsmanship shines again in the form of the CZ‑75 pistol. Created by Česká zbrojovka, it’s known as one of the finest pistols ever made, along with its successor, the CZ‑85.

TT‑33 Tokarev (6 rounds)

The TT‑33 served the Soviet Army until the 1950s before being replaced by the Makarov. It was popular not only with officers but also military police, air force, and tank crews. You’ll get to shoot a pistol first produced in 1930!

Škorpion vz. 61 7.65mm (10 rounds)

The Škorpion was used by both the police and military—and unfortunately, sometimes by criminals. It’s easy to handle and incredibly durable, making it perfect for beginner shooters. Another masterpiece from Česká zbrojovka, with over 210,000 made.

SVD Dragunov .308 (5 rounds)

This sniper rifle became a favorite in the Soviet Army. It shares some design elements with the AK‑47. Designed by Yevgeny Dragunov, it's still used by snipers and special units in Russia today. Because let’s be honest—a sniper rifle always makes the experience more epic, right?

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Experience details:

The experience starts with a quick safety briefing from your instructor, who will walk you through the basics of firearm handling. Then it’s straight to the shooting range, where you’ll take your time trying each weapon. No pressure, no rush—just pure shooting fun.

Location:

• Prague, Kolín, Jiřická ulice 28923 (Nymburk)

Experience includes:

• For 2 people
• Welcome and check-in
• Safety briefing and weapon handling tutorial
• PPSh-41 submachine gun – 5 rounds
• VZ‑58 rifle – 10 rounds
• AK‑47 – 10 rounds
• CZ‑75 pistol – 10 rounds
• TT‑33 Tokarev semi-auto pistol – 6 rounds
• Škorpion VZ 61 – 10 rounds
• SVD Dragunov sniper rifle – 5 rounds
• Protective glasses and ear protection
• Paper target to take home
• Professional instructor services

Experience does not include:

• Transport to the venue
• Additional services or extras not listed

Season:

• All year round during daylight

Weather:

• Not affected by weather

Spectators:

• For safety reasons, spectators are not allowed in the shooting area
• There is a waiting room available

Health conditions:

• No restrictions

Notes:

• Children aged 12–17 must be accompanied by a parent
• No license required
• No prior experience necessary
• Basic physical ability required to handle the weapons

Language:

• Czech
• English
• German