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I'm going for a long weekend next Feb & was wondering if anyone has used this place?
http://www.topgunbudapest.com/

\nope, not me - but looks fun - send photos when you're there!

Will do, disappointed no FA, but will enjoy the pistol shooting.

Did they tell you how long the session is ? 2.5hrs inc travel - I wonder how much actual range time ?

And how many rounds included in the package ?

Round count shown in the web site - depends on what package you choose.There's an option to stay on after doing the package by the looks of it.

There's 116 rounds across various platforms (AR,SMG, semiauto Pistol, revolver and pump /semi autoshotguns) in the early Bird Special.

I looked into it last year when i went and they seemed like the best option. lack of funds just stopped any shooting activity whilst abroad unfortunately. Although had a go with an Ak47 and and M1 garand whilst in Vietnam which was fun

It would be better if they included stripers and go carts.

Have been to the Prague one and it was very good. Well organised and friendly. Not a lot of ammo for each gun but got to shoot a good variety of guns and calibres. Options to shoot more guns at end of session at extra cost.

I do indeed think it is the same company as the one in Prague - Those packages are geared more toward stag week-enders than real shooters. Maybe you could find a real shooting club where you can book a lane, rent couple of guns, purchase a stack of ammos and have a proper shoot.

On the other hand Budapest is a truly splendid City !!

Must admit it was about 6 years ago before I had my FAC and was just getting in to shooting. It was only a shooting buddy and me as we paid for a four person session to get double the ammo allocation and twice the shooting time. Highlight for me was shooting a sniper'd up CZ750 with a dozen Czech police watching me who were there for firearms practise. Combined with a city visit worth doing and probably get more out of it now especially with the pistols and revolvers.

I did shoot at a club in Austria a couple of years back with a Glock and hundred rounds of 9mm, that was fun.