Step off Riga’s streets and into a professional shooting range where Glock 17s, Kalashnikovs and Winchesters are available under supervised conditions. This 40-minute session pairs hands-on firing with a safety-first briefing and optional extras on-site.
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A Baltic gray afternoon presses against the windows as you step from Riga’s cobblestones into the controlled clatter of a modern shooting range. The smell of gun oil and paper targets mingles with the clipped commands of an English-speaking instructor; for the next 40 minutes you trade sightseeing for precision—five shots from a Glock 17, three from a Kalashnikov, three from a Winchester—and the city’s history feels oddly close at hand.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
40 minutes
Fitness Level
No special fitness required; activity is stationary and suitable for most adults
Wildlife
History
Latvia’s shooting culture has roots in both pre-war sport traditions and later Soviet-era military presence; ranges today serve recreational, competitive and training roles while operating under strict post-independence regulations.
Conservation
Ranges monitor lead and cartridge disposal and follow local environmental guidelines—ask staff about their lead-management and recycling practices to minimize impact.
Reserve your spot on the Riga Shooting Range : the Winchester, Glock 17, and Kalashnikov today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring Valid ID
You must present a passport or national ID for registration—driver’s licenses are not accepted.
Arrive Early
Plan to arrive 10–15 minutes before your slot to complete paperwork and safety briefings without cutting into lane time.
Hearing & Eye Protection
The range supplies goggles and ear defenders, but bring foam earplugs for extra comfort during intense sessions.
Book English Instruction
Reserve an English-speaking instructor in advance to ensure clear safety briefings and guidance during your session.
Passport or National ID
Required for registration and to comply with local firearms regulations.
Closed-toe Shoes
Comfortable, secure footwear recommended for standing in firing lanes.
Foam Earplugs
Useful in addition to supplied ear defenders for extra hearing comfort.
Light Jacket or Layers
Ranges may be cooler inside—layers keep you comfortable between lanes.
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