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Spend an hour on a private outdoor range north of Phoenix with certified instruction and a selection of firearms. This Modern Warfare Package pairs desert views of the Bradshaw Mountains with guided, safety‑first shooting and on‑site ammo options.
Spend an hour on a private outdoor range north of Phoenix with certified instruction and a selection of firearms. This Modern Warfare Package pairs desert views of the Bradshaw Mountains with guided, safety‑first shooting and on‑site ammo options.
A dry wind moves across the range, pushing dust into small drifts while the Bradshaw Mountains cut a jagged silhouette against the late-morning sky. On the firing line, targets pepper the open desert and the low scrub leans into each report, as the instructor calls cadence and safety checks.
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Operated by Arizona Outdoor Fun Rentals · New River, Arizona
A dry wind moves across the range, pushing dust into small drifts while the Bradshaw Mountains cut a jagged silhouette against the late-morning sky. On the firing line, targets pepper the open desert and the low scrub leans into each report, as the instructor calls cadence and safety checks.
The New River corridor has long been a travel route between Phoenix and the high country; the basalt and volcanic ridges of the Bradshaws are visible from the property and remind visitors that this landscape was shaped by ancient eruptions and erosion. Culturally, the area sits on traditional lands of the Yavapai and other Indigenous peoples, and the modern roadside services and Rock Springs café that guide visitors are part of a 20th‑century pattern of settlement along I‑17.
Expect a short, focused experience: one hour of range time, supervised by an NRA‑certified range safety officer, with Glock, AR‑15, and AK‑47 options and a set ammunition allotment per package. The desert here is an active participant—heat presses on, sun reflects from sand, and a gust can shift dust over the berms—so timing and clothing matter.
Practical guidance: arrive early to sign waivers and show ID, bring a valid government photo ID, and wear closed‑toe shoes and sun protection. Eye and ear protection are commonly provided but bring your own for fit and hygiene. The operator allows additional ammo purchases on site and enforces strict safety briefings; participants must be 18+ and able to understand English. For quieter conditions, choose morning slots; mid‑day brings heat and glare. This package is compact, instruction‑led, and built for newcomers and experienced shooters who want efficient, scenic range time outside Phoenix.
easy.
60 minutes.
Low; minimal physical exertion required, must be able to stand and follow safety instructions
The package includes use of firearms with a set ammo allotment per person: Glock (10 rounds), AR‑15 (20 rounds), AK‑47 (20 rounds); additional ammunition is available to purchase on site.
Yes; sessions are supervised by a certified NRA Range Safety Officer and include firearms training and safety briefings appropriate for newcomers.
The range is accessed off I‑17 near Rock Springs/New River; follow the operator directions and search “Arizona Outdoor Fun Tours and Adventures” for GPS guidance to the Black Canyon location.
Yes, the provider lists the site as wheelchair accessible, but contact the operator in advance to confirm specific accessibility needs and parking arrangements.
This stretch of I‑17 follows long‑used travel corridors; volcanic and sedimentary outcrops nearby reflect the Bradshaw Mountains’ complex geologic past.
Stay on designated parking and approach areas to avoid disturbing fragile desert crust and vegetation; operators typically enforce no‑litter and noise protocols to minimize local impact.
Arizona Outdoor Fun Rentals operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A dry wind moves across the range, pushing dust into small drifts while the Bradshaw Mountains cut a jagged silhouette against the late-morning sky. On the firing line, targets pepper the open desert and the low scrub leans into each report, as the instructor calls cadence and safety checks.
A dry wind moves across the range, pushing dust into small drifts while the Bradshaw Mountains cut a jagged silhouette against the late-morning sky. On the firing line, targets pepper the open desert and the low scrub leans into each report, as the instructor calls cadence and safety checks.
The New River corridor has long been a travel route between Phoenix and the high country; the basalt and volcanic ridges of the Bradshaws are visible from the property and remind visitors that this landscape was shaped by ancient eruptions and erosion. Culturally, the area sits on traditional lands of the Yavapai and other Indigenous peoples, and the modern roadside services and Rock Springs café that guide visitors are part of a 20th‑century pattern of settlement along I‑17.
Expect a short, focused experience: one hour of range time, supervised by an NRA‑certified range safety officer, with Glock, AR‑15, and AK‑47 options and a set ammunition allotment per package. The desert here is an active participant—heat presses on, sun reflects from sand, and a gust can shift dust over the berms—so timing and clothing matter.
Practical guidance: arrive early to sign waivers and show ID, bring a valid government photo ID, and wear closed‑toe shoes and sun protection. Eye and ear protection are commonly provided but bring your own for fit and hygiene. The operator allows additional ammo purchases on site and enforces strict safety briefings; participants must be 18+ and able to understand English. For quieter conditions, choose morning slots; mid‑day brings heat and glare. This package is compact, instruction‑led, and built for newcomers and experienced shooters who want efficient, scenic range time outside Phoenix.