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Choose an offer with provided equipment
Not every offer requires you to own a firearm. Pistol Intro provides a pistol as described on the course page. For trial shooting, the available models and scope of the session are agreed individually.
These arrangements do not automatically apply to all training. A later course may have specific firearm, accessory and experience requirements. Read the actual course details before choosing a date.
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Check what the package includes
Check which items are provided and what else is required. As well as the firearm, this can include ammunition and eye and hearing protection. The current course description and agreement for your date define the package.
Tell us before booking if you need loan equipment. Availability depends on the offer and agreed format. A reference to a loan firearm does not promise a particular model or an all-inclusive package.
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Plan your first session
First choose between an introductory course and an individually agreed trial experience. Then review the participation requirements and included services. Discuss equipment and your previous experience with us in advance.
A provided firearm does not remove personal participation requirements. You do not need to rush into buying your own firearm before exploring an introductory offer. The organisational requirements of the offer apply to your visit. Find the actual address, meeting point and preparation details with your date and confirmation.
Questions before you start
Is a loan firearm included in every course?
No. Included services differ. Pistol Intro provides a pistol as described on its page; check other courses individually.
Are ammunition and protective equipment automatically included?
That depends on the specific package. Ask before booking if information is missing or you need additional equipment.
Can I choose a particular model for trial shooting?
Tell us your interests when enquiring. We discuss which models are available and suitable for the agreed setting on the proposed date.