Ranges in Las Vagas
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Ranges in Las Vagas
Good evening, my nieces are traveling to Las Vagas next year and they want to do some shooting while they are over there. So I am looking for some recommendations for them as to which ranges to use or not to use. Thanks in advance.
Paul.
Paul.
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Battlefield Vegas, they can book online and they'll get picked up in a deuce and a half or a humvee, free and dropped off at their hotel again afterwards. Not cheap, but huge selection of full autos.
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Some friends have been to Bullets and Burgers, even have a mini gun and a Barratt if you're so inclined.....
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Highly recommended battlefield vegas you can save some money by doing the early bird special and also. Much quieter.
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I've not been for donkeys but reports from friends have said all the places within Vegas/near the strip have got horribly expensive and you have to go into the desert to get a decent shooting experience (i.e. not just a 'stag do' type thing where you get like 1 magazine in a couple of guns) for a reasonable price. A few mates when to Clark County Shooting Centre out of Vegas to the north and said it was the mutts nuts, more for shooters rather than tourists
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Re: Ranges in Las Vagas
Clark County is the place, been several times.
Maybe the friendliest and at the same time safest range I know.
Induction is simple, gun hire is cheap and ammo is Wal Mart prices.
great place
Ewen
Maybe the friendliest and at the same time safest range I know.
Induction is simple, gun hire is cheap and ammo is Wal Mart prices.
great place
Ewen
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Only 30 minutes drive from the strip as well.Blackstuff wrote:I've not been for donkeys but reports from friends have said all the places within Vegas/near the strip have got horribly expensive and you have to go into the desert to get a decent shooting experience (i.e. not just a 'stag do' type thing where you get like 1 magazine in a couple of guns) for a reasonable price. A few mates when to Clark County Shooting Centre out of Vegas to the north and said it was the mutts nuts, more for shooters rather than tourists
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We go to American Shooters just 5 miles from the strip. It's a proper range not a tourist trap. You can rent pistols for about $20 all the way up to belt fed machine guns. Me and the Mrs have spent hours in there and only ended up spending just over $100. There's also a large shop attached where you can drool over all of the wonderful firearms you can't own.
TacSol AR-22
Ruger 10/22
S&W M&P 15-22
Beretta 1301 Comp
Rossi 44 Underlever
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I didn't bother renting a car last time, there was a shuttle bus every day to Sands Expo, so I walked from my hotel to Battlefield Vegas on my last day.
BV's humvee took me to Mandalay Bay where I caught a cab to Bass Pro shop. Cab back to the strip was about $25.
BV's humvee took me to Mandalay Bay where I caught a cab to Bass Pro shop. Cab back to the strip was about $25.
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i have used American Shooters a couple of times now... and after a quick appraisal of your capability, they are more than happy for you to just crack on. Easy to find, reasonable value and a good selection of whatever your fancy.
I have also shot on a 4 day course out at Pahrump (Front Site)... now I really enjoyed that one.
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I have also shot on a 4 day course out at Pahrump (Front Site)... now I really enjoyed that one.
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