Step into a Cold War bunker outside Riga for a two-hour live-fire session that pairs firearm basics with high-adrenaline shooting. Learn safe operation and test four weapons — Glock 17, Winchester pump shotgun, SCAR-style rifle and AK-pattern rifle — in a controlled range setting.
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You step down a concrete stair into dim light; cold stone presses in and the hush of an old Soviet bunker tightens focus. The smell of oil and metal replaces city air, and the reverberation of each shot quickly defines the rhythm of the experience. This is not a gallery of targets but a concentrated two-hour session where precision and reflex meet raw power.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal physical fitness required; must be able to stand for short periods and follow safety instructions
Wildlife
History
Many bunkers around Riga were constructed during the Soviet era as part of defensive infrastructure; repurposed ranges make use of these robust, sound-insulating structures.
Conservation
Ranges and bunker sites are regulated; follow staff instructions to minimize disturbance, dispose of brass and trash properly, and respect historical structures.
Reserve your spot on the Riga Shooting 4 Guns today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring ID
You must show government-issued photo ID at check-in; without it you may be denied participation.
Hearing protection
Even with provided protection, consider bringing your own earmuffs for a better seal and comfort during rapid strings.
Dress for noise and concrete
Wear closed-toe shoes and layers; the bunker can be cool and ground surfaces are uneven.
Declare health restrictions
Notify staff if pregnant, have heart conditions, or any concern; activity is not recommended for those cases.
Government photo ID
Required for check-in and legal verification.
Closed-toe shoes
Protects feet on concrete floors and near range equipment.
Ear protection (noise-cancelling muffs)
Reduces risk of hearing damage in enclosed range spaces.
Safety glasses
Protects eyes from debris and is often required by range rules.