Shooting Range FAQ

Visitors aged 12 and over are welcome at GunGarage shooting range. Younger shooters use smaller-calibre firearms and the instructor stays by their side the whole time. There is no upper age limit.

No. Most GunGarage visitors come to a shooting range for the first time. Before shooting, the instructor explains the safety rules, shows how to handle the firearm and stays by your side throughout — your first shot is taken under their guidance.

Nothing. Firearms, ammunition, the instructor and safety gear (ear and eye protection) are included in the package price. We recommend wearing closed-toe shoes.

It depends on the package and the size of your group — there’s no fixed time limit. A smaller package takes about half an hour, while a larger group can spend several hours at the range.

GunGarage shooting range is in Pirita, Tallinn, at Purje 8. It’s about 15 minutes by car from the city centre and even closer from the port. Parking in front of the building is free.

Yes. Every visit starts with a safety briefing, shooting only takes place under the instructor’s supervision, and everyone gets ear and eye protection. You only get the firearm once the instructor has explained everything.

No. We do not admit anyone who has been drinking alcohol — this is a safety rule with no exceptions.

Yes. Your group can watch from a dedicated viewing area and also gets ear protection. You’re welcome to take photos and videos of your group.

You can pay by card at the range, online when buying a package, or via Stebby. Stebby is worth knowing about: many employers in Estonia cover their staff’s sports and leisure costs, and shooting is often included.

Our packages are designed for groups of up to six, such as the stag and hen party packages. For larger groups, get in touch and we’ll put together a custom programme.