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Fire high-powered firearms under expert supervision in the Mojave Desert, then add an ATV tour that traces sandy washes toward Lake Mead. This 4.5‑hour combo blends controlled shooting with off-road scenery and practical desert experience.
Fire high-powered firearms under expert supervision in the Mojave Desert, then add an ATV tour that traces sandy washes toward Lake Mead. This 4.5‑hour combo blends controlled shooting with off-road scenery and practical desert experience.
A flat ribbon of hard-packed desert opens to sky and the sharp crack of gunfire — that’s the first impression at this outdoor range on the eastern edge of Las Vegas. Instructors move with quiet control, briefing groups and setting targets that explode in brief, dusty blooms; behind them the scrub of the Mojave and the Colorado River corridor push the sensory frame outward as the day unfolds.
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Operated by Bullets and Burgers · Las Vegas, Nevada
A flat ribbon of hard-packed desert opens to sky and the sharp crack of gunfire — that’s the first impression at this outdoor range on the eastern edge of Las Vegas. Instructors move with quiet control, briefing groups and setting targets that explode in brief, dusty blooms; behind them the scrub of the Mojave and the Colorado River corridor push the sensory frame outward as the day unfolds.
Geology here is recent in planetary terms: wind-swept alluvium, basalt outcrops and the shaped scars of ancient rivers that fed the Colorado. The area’s human history runs from Paiute and Mojave use of desert springs to the 20th-century boom of mining, military training and recreational development around Lake Mead. That context shows in roadside relics and the occasional mining ruin visible from the ATV trails.
Practical guidance matters: the full experience runs about 4.5 hours and pairs firearms sessions (packages range from basic pistols to Barrett .50 cal and M2 .50 BMG) with an optional 3‑hour ATV route through sandy washes and modest rocky climbs toward the Lake Mead corridor. Minimum age to shoot is 18; photo ID required. Eye and ear protection are provided; closed-toe shoes and helmets (for ATVs) are mandatory. Expect dust, heat, and strong sun — bring hydration and sun protection. Pregnant guests may attend but may not shoot. Hotel pickup is available from select Strip hotels; note all sales are final.
This is a high-adrenaline, safety‑first outing that combines precision shooting practice with a short, scenic off-road tour — ideal for travelers who want a controlled taste of the desert’s wide-open, kinetic edge.
moderate.
4–5 hours.
Moderate fitness: able to sit/stand for brief instruction, climb on/off ATVs, and tolerate heat and dust
Yes — firearms, ammunition for the chosen package, and eye/ear protection are supplied; packages determine which weapons you'll fire.
No — instructors provide a safety briefing and guided instruction suitable for beginners and experienced shooters.
Pregnant guests may join as observers but cannot handle firearms; consult your physician before attending.
Pickup and drop-off are offered from select Las Vegas hotels for some bookings — confirm your pickup point when reserving.
The Mojave around Las Vegas bears traces of Indigenous use, early mining booms and 20th‑century military training areas; Lake Mead's creation reshaped the local landscape after Hoover Dam opened in the 1930s.
Shooting ranges concentrate lead and debris — follow provided pick‑up rules, avoid disturbing vegetation, and stay on designated ATV routes to protect fragile cryptobiotic soils.
Bullets and Burgers operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A flat ribbon of hard-packed desert opens to sky and the sharp crack of gunfire — that’s the first impression at this outdoor range on the eastern edge of Las Vegas. Instructors move with quiet control, briefing groups and setting targets that explode in brief, dusty blooms; behind them the scrub of the Mojave and the Colorado River corridor push the sensory frame outward as the day unfolds.
A flat ribbon of hard-packed desert opens to sky and the sharp crack of gunfire — that’s the first impression at this outdoor range on the eastern edge of Las Vegas. Instructors move with quiet control, briefing groups and setting targets that explode in brief, dusty blooms; behind them the scrub of the Mojave and the Colorado River corridor push the sensory frame outward as the day unfolds.
Geology here is recent in planetary terms: wind-swept alluvium, basalt outcrops and the shaped scars of ancient rivers that fed the Colorado. The area’s human history runs from Paiute and Mojave use of desert springs to the 20th-century boom of mining, military training and recreational development around Lake Mead. That context shows in roadside relics and the occasional mining ruin visible from the ATV trails.
Practical guidance matters: the full experience runs about 4.5 hours and pairs firearms sessions (packages range from basic pistols to Barrett .50 cal and M2 .50 BMG) with an optional 3‑hour ATV route through sandy washes and modest rocky climbs toward the Lake Mead corridor. Minimum age to shoot is 18; photo ID required. Eye and ear protection are provided; closed-toe shoes and helmets (for ATVs) are mandatory. Expect dust, heat, and strong sun — bring hydration and sun protection. Pregnant guests may attend but may not shoot. Hotel pickup is available from select Strip hotels; note all sales are final.
This is a high-adrenaline, safety‑first outing that combines precision shooting practice with a short, scenic off-road tour — ideal for travelers who want a controlled taste of the desert’s wide-open, kinetic edge.