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Experience a desert shooting range outside Las Vegas where steel and explosive targets meet climate-controlled firing lines. Professional instruction, 80+ firearms, and desert views make this a distinctive outdoor shooting session.
Experience a desert shooting range outside Las Vegas where steel and explosive targets meet climate-controlled firing lines. Professional instruction, 80+ firearms, and desert views make this a distinctive outdoor shooting session.
You pull off NV-161 onto a four-mile washboard road and the city’s neon hush gives way to Mojave wind and the clean clang of steel. At the outdoor range, targets sit framed by scrub and low ridgelines; each shot breaks the silence with a sharp, mechanical punctuation. The firing line itself is engineered for comfort—cooled vents in summer, heaters in winter—so extremes of desert weather feel managed, not endured.
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Operated by Adrenaline Mountain · Goodsprings, Nevada
You pull off NV-161 onto a four-mile washboard road and the city’s neon hush gives way to Mojave wind and the clean clang of steel. At the outdoor range, targets sit framed by scrub and low ridgelines; each shot breaks the silence with a sharp, mechanical punctuation. The firing line itself is engineered for comfort—cooled vents in summer, heaters in winter—so extremes of desert weather feel managed, not endured.
This patch of desert outside Goodsprings sits on classic Basin and Range terrain shaped by faulting and sparse alluvium. Goodsprings grew up as a mining outpost in the early 20th century; the range borrows that frontier energy but pairs it with modern safety protocols and professional instruction. Local culture leans practical: respect for firearms, attention to etiquette, and an appreciation for open space.
On the range you’ll choose from 80+ firearms—handguns, large-caliber rifles, even fully automatic options—and engage steel and explosive targets out to about 200 yards. One-on-one instruction is standard, and the staff walks new shooters through handling, stance, and recoil before anyone fires. Expect clear safety briefings, ear and eye protection, and a relaxed pace that lets you focus on accuracy rather than speed.
Practical notes: use WAZE to reach the meeting point, or request pickup from the Pioneer Saloon in Goodsprings. Bring photo ID, dress for sun and dust, and plan for a 4-hour session. Intoxication is grounds for refusal; the operator enforces sobriety to keep the experience safe for everyone.
easy.
3–4 hours.
No special fitness required—participants should be steady on their feet and able to stand for the session duration.
Minimum age to participate is 18; you must present valid government-issued photo ID at check-in.
You choose from available firearms at booking; your shooting package includes the selected guns and corresponding ammunition as described at checkout.
Guests should use the WAZE app for accurate directions; there is a 4-mile dirt road. If you prefer not to drive it, request pickup from the Pioneer Saloon (310 NV-161, Goodsprings) when booking.
For safety, anyone showing signs of intoxication may be refused shooting with no refund; do not consume alcohol within three hours of your scheduled time.
Goodsprings grew as an early 1900s mining community; the area’s trails and relics reflect a working frontier past rather than curated historic sites.
The range operates on private land with protocols to contain debris and minimize surface disturbance; practice Leave No Trace principles for parking, trash, and spent shell collection.
Adrenaline Mountain operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You pull off NV-161 onto a four-mile washboard road and the city’s neon hush gives way to Mojave wind and the clean clang of steel. At the outdoor range, targets sit framed by scrub and low ridgelines; each shot breaks the silence with a sharp, mechanical punctuation. The firing line itself is engineered for comfort—cooled vents in summer, heaters in winter—so extremes of desert weather feel managed, not endured.
You pull off NV-161 onto a four-mile washboard road and the city’s neon hush gives way to Mojave wind and the clean clang of steel. At the outdoor range, targets sit framed by scrub and low ridgelines; each shot breaks the silence with a sharp, mechanical punctuation. The firing line itself is engineered for comfort—cooled vents in summer, heaters in winter—so extremes of desert weather feel managed, not endured.
This patch of desert outside Goodsprings sits on classic Basin and Range terrain shaped by faulting and sparse alluvium. Goodsprings grew up as a mining outpost in the early 20th century; the range borrows that frontier energy but pairs it with modern safety protocols and professional instruction. Local culture leans practical: respect for firearms, attention to etiquette, and an appreciation for open space.
On the range you’ll choose from 80+ firearms—handguns, large-caliber rifles, even fully automatic options—and engage steel and explosive targets out to about 200 yards. One-on-one instruction is standard, and the staff walks new shooters through handling, stance, and recoil before anyone fires. Expect clear safety briefings, ear and eye protection, and a relaxed pace that lets you focus on accuracy rather than speed.
Practical notes: use WAZE to reach the meeting point, or request pickup from the Pioneer Saloon in Goodsprings. Bring photo ID, dress for sun and dust, and plan for a 4-hour session. Intoxication is grounds for refusal; the operator enforces sobriety to keep the experience safe for everyone.