An instructor-led, 40-minute shooting session near Riga featuring a Walther GSP, Beretta 92 FS and Desert Eagle .357 Magnum. Ideal for first-timers and enthusiasts who want a safe, hands-on firearms experience with on-site upgrades.
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Step inside a controlled, high-adrenaline environment on the outskirts of Riga where metal clinks, instructors’ voices cut through the air, and targets await the first crack of a Desert Eagle. The range is compact but professional: firing lanes, backstops, and a clear safety protocol set the tempo for a forty-minute session that hands you a mix of .22, 9mm and .357 Magnum recoil.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
40 minutes
Fitness Level
Minimal fitness required; must be able to stand and hold a handgun safely
Wildlife
History
Many Latvian ranges sit on grounds repurposed from Soviet-era military training, adapted for civilian sport shooting after independence in 1991.
Conservation
Ranges must manage lead and noise; choose operators that follow cartridge recycling and local noise ordinances to reduce environmental impact.
Reserve your spot on the Riga Shooting Range - Desert Eagle .357 Mag, Beretta & WaltherGSP today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring ID
Ranges require government-issued ID for firearms handling and range sign-in—carry your passport or EU ID.
Listen to the safety briefing
Follow instructors’ commands exactly—range rules are strict and enforced for everyone’s safety.
Hydrate and avoid alcohol
No alcohol before or during sessions; stay hydrated so you can focus and control recoil.
Plan transport ahead
Public transit may drop you nearby but expect a short taxi or ride-share to the exact range location.
Government-issued ID
Required for check-in and to verify age/identity.
Closed-toe shoes
Stable footing is important when handling recoil and moving in the range area.
Light jacket or layers
Ranges can be exposed to wind; layers keep you comfortable while waiting between turns.
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Phone or compact camera
For post-session photos with the targets—confirm permission with staff first.