Training centre

Courses and training

Safe handling. Defensive shooting. Decisions under pressure. Courses for new licence holders and experienced shooters who want to take their skills further.

Two-track programme

Two tracks, one goal

Our courses are run by an experienced team of instructors, with the focus on practical skills and a responsible attitude to firearms. The aim is to build skills that make you safer and more confident carrying a firearm, rather than chasing adrenaline.

Level A

Pistol

Defensive shooting, safe handling and tactics. From your first dry-fire drills to scenario days, low-light shooting and working under stress.

Level B

Long guns

PDW/PCC, rifle or shotgun. Content tailored to each weapon, from the basics through optics and long-range shooting to team tactics.

For new licence holders

Courses for beginners

Courses for new firearms licence holders who want confidence, skills and a responsible approach to their firearm.

A1

Pistol: Beginner

A foundation course that gives you confidence and solid habits when handling a pistol: safely, systematically and with respect for the weapon. Experienced instructors take you through the technique and decision-making you'll need in a defensive situation.

GoalLearn to handle a pistol safely and master basic defensive drills.
Who it's forNew firearms licence holders.
Duration4 hours
Group sizemax. 3 per instructor
Ammunition100–150 rounds
PriceCZK 2,100Private course CZK 3,900

Programme

  • Introduction and safety rules
  • Safe weapon handling (safety, chamber checks, dry-fire drills)
  • Shooting fundamentals: stance, grip, aiming, trigger
  • Live fire and using cover
  • Managing stress and making decisions under pressure
  • Final scenarios and individual assessment

Outcome: Practical test, certificate of completion and recommendations for further training.

B1

Long guns: Beginner

A practical introduction to long guns. You'll learn to handle a PDW/PCC, rifle and shotgun safely and pick up the basics of defensive use. The course is built on simple but essential principles of safety and technique.

GoalSafe handling and defensive shooting basics with a PDW/PCC, rifle or shotgun.
Who it's forLicence holders new to long guns.
Duration4 hours
Group sizemax. 3 per instructor
Ammunition80–150 rounds (depending on weapon)
PriceCZK 2,100Private course CZK 3,900

Programme

  • Introduction and how long guns differ from pistols
  • Safe handling of a long gun
  • Shooting fundamentals: support positions, moving with the weapon
  • Live fire and target transitions
  • Tactics and using cover
  • Scenario exercise and final test

Outcome: Practical test, certificate of completion and recommendations for your next steps.

Training on another level

Rangetech target carriers, fog and strobes

Camp Zero is the only range in the Czech Republic using professional Rangetech target carriers. The system runs from a touchscreen tablet and gives precise control over target movement, lighting and timing.

Combined with a fog machine and strobe lighting, it lets us build realistic, demanding scenarios that test your technique and your ability to react as conditions change.

For experienced shooters

Advanced courses

Take your skills further: tactics, scenarios, low-light shooting, optics and teamwork. Advanced courses follow on from A1/B1 or equivalent experience.

A2 / A2-TAC

Advanced / Tactics

CZK 2,500Private course CZK 3,900

Speed, movement and decision-making in realistic tactical situations. For shooters who want to be fast, accurate and confident even under pressure.

Duration
4 hours
Group size
max. 3 per instructor
Ammunition
200–300 rounds
Who it's for
A1 graduates or shooters with comparable experience.

Goal: Develop dynamic shooting skills and tactics for handling contact with multiple targets quickly and safely.

Programme

  • Refresher on safe handling and fast transitions
  • Fast target transitions, hits in the effective zones
  • Shooting on the move and using cover at a dynamic pace
  • Fast, safe reloads and clearing stoppages (malfunction drills)
  • Controlled scenarios with a focus on safety and decisions
  • Individual video feedback and next-step recommendations

Outcome: Assessment of technique and tactics, personal improvement plan.

A3 / A3-SCEN

Scenario training

CZK 2,500Private course CZK 3,900

Realistic situations and the right responses, from home defence to emergencies in public. Learn to think tactically and practically, and keep a cool head.

Duration
4 hours
Group size
max. 3 per instructor
Ammunition
150–250 rounds
Who it's for
A1 graduates, A2 recommended.

Goal: Practise decision-making, communication and tactics in realistic scenarios.

Programme

  • Short technical warm-ups and a safety refresher
  • A series of scenarios (home defence, public spaces, close-quarters confrontation)
  • Focus on threat identification, communication and de-escalation wherever possible
  • Video recording and a detailed debrief of every scenario
  • Decision-making principles and legal aspects in the context of each scenario

Outcome: Video analysis, individual feedback, recommended next modules.

A4 / A4-LIGHT

Low-light shooting & weapon lights

CZK 2,500Private course CZK 3,900

Using a tactical light and shooting in poor light. A practical course for anyone who wants to stay confident after dark.

Duration
4 hours
Group size
max. 3 per instructor
Ammunition
120–180 rounds
Who it's for
A1 graduates (A2/A3 recommended).

Goal: Learn to use a light safely and effectively when shooting in low light.

Programme

  • Principles of using a tactical torch and directional light safely
  • Holding weapon and light together, handheld and weapon-mounted techniques
  • Identifying targets in low light and moving quickly between lit and shaded areas
  • Night scenarios with limited visibility, plus debrief

Outcome: Practical competence with a light, advice on kit and further training.

A-SM / A-STRESS

Mental resilience & Stress Inoculation

CZK 2,500Private course CZK 3,900

Test your limits and learn to handle the stress and pressure that come with real situations. Training for mental stability and decisions when your heart is pounding.

Duration
4 hours
Group size
max. 3 per instructor
Ammunition
50–100 rounds
Who it's for
A1 graduates (also recommended after A2).

Goal: Build resistance to stress and make better decisions under physiological pressure.

Programme

  • Short theory on the stress response, plus breathing and calming techniques
  • Physically and mentally demanding simulations with a controlled increase in load
  • Biofeedback / performance measurement (where available) and decision-making drills
  • Debrief and personal tactics for handling pressure

Outcome: Practical habits for handling stress and advice for training at home.

A-LAW

Legal & After-Action

CZK 2,000

What to do after you use a firearm: the legal framework, the right steps and the mistakes to avoid. A practical workshop on the aftermath, from talking to the police to documenting the incident.

Duration
3–4 hours
Group size
10 (workshop format)
Ammunition
No ammunition (theory)
Who it's for
All licence holders (recommended after A1).

Goal: Explain the legal aspects of using force and what to do after an incident.

Programme

  • The basic legal framework for defensive force (practical examples, limits)
  • Documenting the incident, dealing with the police and insurers
  • Legal consequences and best practice (securing evidence, witnesses, photos)
  • Q&A and real-world examples

Outcome: A practical "what to do after an incident" guide and legal recommendations.

Optional modules

More modules

After the foundation course we put the programme together from specific topic blocks, based on what you want to train.

  • Target transitions and shooting speed
  • Home defence scenarios
  • Longer-range shooting
  • Stress management & decision-making
  • Scenario day: mixed weapons and multiple threats
Practical info

What to bring

Your firearms licence, photo ID, eye protection, ear protection, sturdy shoes and suitable clothing. You don't need your own firearm. We can lend you one.

A course runs with a minimum of 3 participants. Refreshments are provided.

Recommendations and terms

Before you sign up

  • Advanced course prerequisite

    Completion of a foundation course (A1/B1) or proven equivalent experience.

  • Booking

    At least 3 participants are needed for a course to run. Exceptions on request.

  • Equipment

    Firearms and gear are available to borrow. Instructors will recommend the right kit when they confirm your booking.

  • Cancellations & payment

    A deposit is due when you register. We'll confirm the standard terms when you sign up.

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