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Get behind three powerful firearms in a supervised desert range outside Las Vegas. This three-hour outing includes guided instruction, hotel pickup, and live full-auto firing on open desert lanes.
Get behind three powerful firearms in a supervised desert range outside Las Vegas. This three-hour outing includes guided instruction, hotel pickup, and live full-auto firing on open desert lanes.
You step out of the air-conditioned vehicle and the desert opens—low scrub, a hard-packed wash, and a wide horizon that seems to dare you to make some noise. The guide runs through safety with calm precision, the clink of magazines becoming part of the rhythm as you shoulder a Glock for a warmup before moving to two fully automatic systems. The first bursts cut through the hush; the landscape answers back.
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Operated by 2Vegas.com · Las Vegas, Nevada
You step out of the air-conditioned vehicle and the desert opens—low scrub, a hard-packed wash, and a wide horizon that seems to dare you to make some noise. The guide runs through safety with calm precision, the clink of magazines becoming part of the rhythm as you shoulder a Glock for a warmup before moving to two fully automatic systems. The first bursts cut through the hush; the landscape answers back.
This stretch of the Mojave sits in the Basin and Range province: broad alluvial flats interrupted by dark volcanic ridges and wind-polished rock. Shooting ranges outside Las Vegas have grown alongside the city’s firearms culture and military training history, making controlled desert sites the practical choice for full-auto demos.
Expect flat, sandy terrain with scattered rocky berms that frame firing lanes; elevation around the greater Las Vegas area typically ranges 2,000–3,000 feet. Guides will cover safety, stance, and recoil management before live fire. The operation provides guns and ammo, bottled water and soda, and hotel pickup in an air-conditioned vehicle.
Practical tips: schedule in cooler morning hours (summer heat spikes after 10 a.m.), bring low-profile closed-toe shoes and sun protection, and arrive with hearing and eye protection if you prefer personal gear (loaners usually provided). The experience runs about three hours door-to-door from central Las Vegas; allow extra time for hotel pickup and the mandatory safety briefing.
This is a high-adrenaline, highly supervised outing—best for curious shooters who want full-auto exposure in an open, regulated setting rather than an indoor range.
easy.
3 hours.
Minimal fitness required; participants should be able to stand and follow safety instructions for up to an hour of on-range activity.
No — guides provide a safety briefing and hands-on instruction; basic comfort with firearms helps but is not required.
Yes — the tour includes pickup in Las Vegas in an air-conditioned vehicle; confirm your pickup point when booking.
The experience includes a Glock pistol and two fully automatic guns (MP59 and UZI) with the specified round counts; all guns and ammunition are supplied.
You must bring government-issued ID and meet local age requirements for firearm handling; check booking details for exact age policies.
The area sits within the Mojave’s Basin and Range region, historically used for military training and target practice due to wide, unpopulated flats and clear sightlines.
Operators typically use designated shooting lanes and target backstops to contain debris; pack out personal trash and follow lead handling guidance to minimize impact.
2Vegas.com operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step out of the air-conditioned vehicle and the desert opens—low scrub, a hard-packed wash, and a wide horizon that seems to dare you to make some noise. The guide runs through safety with calm precision, the clink of magazines becoming part of the rhythm as you shoulder a Glock for a warmup before moving to two fully automatic systems. The first bursts cut through the hush; the landscape answers back.
You step out of the air-conditioned vehicle and the desert opens—low scrub, a hard-packed wash, and a wide horizon that seems to dare you to make some noise. The guide runs through safety with calm precision, the clink of magazines becoming part of the rhythm as you shoulder a Glock for a warmup before moving to two fully automatic systems. The first bursts cut through the hush; the landscape answers back.
This stretch of the Mojave sits in the Basin and Range province: broad alluvial flats interrupted by dark volcanic ridges and wind-polished rock. Shooting ranges outside Las Vegas have grown alongside the city’s firearms culture and military training history, making controlled desert sites the practical choice for full-auto demos.
Expect flat, sandy terrain with scattered rocky berms that frame firing lanes; elevation around the greater Las Vegas area typically ranges 2,000–3,000 feet. Guides will cover safety, stance, and recoil management before live fire. The operation provides guns and ammo, bottled water and soda, and hotel pickup in an air-conditioned vehicle.
Practical tips: schedule in cooler morning hours (summer heat spikes after 10 a.m.), bring low-profile closed-toe shoes and sun protection, and arrive with hearing and eye protection if you prefer personal gear (loaners usually provided). The experience runs about three hours door-to-door from central Las Vegas; allow extra time for hotel pickup and the mandatory safety briefing.
This is a high-adrenaline, highly supervised outing—best for curious shooters who want full-auto exposure in an open, regulated setting rather than an indoor range.