Polish Gun Licence Exam

The exam for a Polish firearms licence is held in front of a commission at the voivodeship police headquarters, and there is no room there for guessing. The exam is 20 questions in 30 minutes, and 18 correct answers to pass. The app covers all five sections the exam questions are drawn from, with the law as it stands in 2026. Every question shows the correct answer, the provision it comes from, and an explanation in plain words. The point is to understand the material rather than memorise it. The questions and the textbook cover the firearms law, from the act on weapons and ammunition through the implementing regulations and the shooting range rules. HOW IT WORKS - Quick test: 20 questions, the same count as the exam, without the clock. In the free version it is drawn from the 21 free questions. - Big test: 40 questions for a longer session with no time pressure (full version). - Timed test: 20 questions in 30 minutes, exactly the way the exam runs, 18 to pass (full version). - Practice one section: one section drilled until it sticks, with a score that shows where the work still needs to go. Sections D and E are in the full version. - Mistakes to redo: questions you got wrong come back later, and keep coming back until they start going right. - Question of the day: one question a day, drawn from the whole bank in the free version too. - Textbook: twelve chapters written for Polish law, from the types of permit, including sport and collector permits, through the documents filed at the administrative proceedings department (WPA), to the written and practical parts of the exam. The whole textbook is free and can be read without taking a test. WHAT THE MATERIAL COVERS - Section A: concepts and definitions - Section B: permits and registration - Section C: conditions, revocation, storage - Section D: transport, borders, shooting ranges - Section E: criminal liability WHERE THE QUESTIONS COME FROM The questions come from the official set published by the Prevention Bureau of the National Police Headquarters, the same one the voivodeship headquarters republish. The police publish the questions without an answer key. Each question here names the provision the answer is derived from, usually the act, and for some questions a regulation, the shooting range rules or the Criminal Code. Every answer can therefore be checked at its source instead of being taken on trust. OFFLINE AND NO ADS The whole app works offline, so you can study for the firearms exam anywhere, including with no signal. No ads, no account, no analytics. Nothing that happens in the app leaves the phone. Purchases are handled by the App Store. FREE AND FULL The free version has 21 questions, 7 from each of sections A, B and C, the quick test from that pool, the whole textbook, mistake practice and a question of the day drawn from the whole bank. A one time unlock opens the full bank of 200 questions, sections D and E, the big test and the timed test. There is no subscription, the payment is one off. If the app helps, buying the full version is a good way to say thank you. LEGAL SOURCES The full and binding wording of the provisions is in the official sources: - Act of 21 May 1999 on weapons and ammunition (ISAP, the Polish parliament's legal database): https://isap.sejm.gov.pl/isap.nsf/DocDetails.xsp?id=WDU19990530549 - Regulation of the Minister of the Interior of 28 July 2023 on the firearms exam (ISAP): https://isap.sejm.gov.pl/isap.nsf/DocDetails.xsp?id=WDU20230001475 The app holds the official set of 200 exam questions from the National Police Headquarters, a textbook carrying the text of the provisions, colour illustrations, mistake practice and the route to a firearms licence step by step, from the application to the exam. The app is not for selling firearms or ammunition and carries no instructions for making them. To pass the firearms exam you have to work through every question and understand the provision behind each answer. Good luck at the exam.