The European Firearms Pass is a paper document that allows legal firearm owners from European Union countries to travel with their firearms legally to other EU countries. The pass contains crucial information about the firearm owner, including name, surname, date of birth, current address, and details of each firearm in the owner's possession.
So, you’re getting your own training equipment but not sure what to get, what would be comfortable to train in, or how to best adapt for the weather at any season? No worries, we got you covered! In this article we talk about all things equipment – tried and tested, and advice for anyone thinking of buying their own kit. You can find the list of recommended brands at the bottom of this article.
Poland is the best place to visit when it comes to firearms training in Europe. There are a few reasons for that, and we will try in this article to guide you on the best and answer the questions about firearms training on the shooting ranges in Poland.
Here is why you may visit polish shooting ranges for your firearms training.
Many people reach out to us with questions about the certificates they receive after completing our firearms courses and whether these certificatesare recognized internationally. In this article, we aim to debunk some common myths about firearms certifications and provide insights into their recognition in foreign countries. Let's tackle the most frequently asked questions and shed light on these topics.
What Firearms we can legally own in Poland and how to get a license?
You have probably heard that firearms law in Poland is much better than in the uk. This is true, and I’d like to say that firearms law in Poland is one of the best in all European Union regarding possession, carrying and using firearms for training.
Many places offer various close protectioncourses, in and outside Europe. Now depending on your needs or career goals, armed close protection training is a more desired skill for VIP protection in medium to high-risk areas or where the VIP is a higher-risk person overall.
tactical training for Civilians? Is it possible to do it in Europe? What are the requirements, and what to expect? Can I start tactical training without any previous experience? Why do civilians start tactical training , and what are the good reasons you should do it too?
In BZ Academy, we train responsible shooters, and each student should be responsible for his weapon status. We teach not only how to shoot but also how to think and understand what's going on with a weapon system you work with. Of course, we guide and educate the beginners from the very first day during PowerPoint presentations, dry training and live fire.
To maintain and improve firearms handling skills, accuracy, speed, correct and safe use or so, regular training is required. Tactical firearms training is something that requires repetition and improvement over time in order to become more skillful and better at handling firearms. Many of our trainees, come back to do the fundamentals and skill builder courses over and over again, this enables them not to lose the knowledge and proficiency over time.