Indoor and desert ranges

The best shooting ranges in Las Vegas

An indoor machine-gun range with Humvee pickup, desert ranges with rifles, shotguns and sniper rifles, and short indoor sessions off the Strip. Here is which to book. We also give honest advice on what you pay on top, pickup and age and ID rules.

By the Things to Do in Las Vegas editorial team 6 tours compared Prices checked 24 October 2026

See our 6 picks
Scoped rifle on a shooting rest at a desert range with targets and mountains
Short answer

Battlefield Vegas is the most-reviewed shooting range on our list, from €89 with Humvee hotel pickup. Sales tax is paid on arrival, per the listing.

For desert shooting, the outdoor machine gun and rifle trip starts from €45 with a hotel shuttle. All six cancel free up to 24 hours ahead.

Our 6 picks for Las Vegas shooting ranges

All six have free cancellation. The one with few reviews comes last, marked.

  • Two hands aiming a pistol at an outdoor range from €89 per person Our top pick

    Length not listed 4.8 (1,149) reviews on GetYourGuide

    Battlefield Vegas beginner's adventure

    Shoot an UZI or MP5 with 25 rounds and a 9mm handgun with 20 rounds, with a range safety officer beside you. A military Humvee picks you up at your hotel. Two MREs are included.

    Best for Beginners near the Strip

    Check availability: Battlefield Vegas beginner's adventure on GetYourGuide
  • A shooter in a cap firing a carbine at an outdoor range, old tires as a backstop from €45 per person

    3 hours 4.9 (639) reviews on GetYourGuide

    Outdoor machine gun and rifle shooting with shuttle

    A 3-hour desert trip with round-trip hotel transport by van. Guns, ammunition and range fees come with your package, and a safety officer guides you.

    Best for Desert shooting on a budget

    Check availability: Outdoor machine gun and rifle shooting with shuttle on GetYourGuide
  • Hands holding a pump-action shotgun at an outdoor range from €143 per person

    1–4 hours 4.8 (255) reviews on GetYourGuide

    Adrenaline Mountain outdoor shooting

    Choose from full-auto guns, shotguns, handguns, rifles and sniper rifles, with 3 to 21 guns by package. You shoot at more than 36 steel targets, with one-on-one help.

    Best for Shooters who want choice

    Check availability: Adrenaline Mountain outdoor shooting on GetYourGuide
  • Close-up of bullets on a dark surface from €79 per person

    30 minutes 4.8 (144) reviews on GetYourGuide

    Machine Guns Vegas urban assault

    A 30-minute indoor session with an MP5 and a Colt Commando, 25 rounds each. The range is off the Strip on Aldebaran Ave.

    Best for A quick session

    Check availability: Machine Guns Vegas urban assault on GetYourGuide
  • Paper target full of bullet holes pinned to a tree from €178 per person

    4 hours 5.0 (57) reviews on GetYourGuide

    Gun Blast outdoor range with instructor

    Shoot a 9mm pistol, AR-15, AK-47 and pump-action shotgun with 61 rounds, coached by an instructor. A van takes you from a Strip meeting point, not your hotel.

    Best for Small groups who want coaching

    Check availability: Gun Blast outdoor range with instructor on GetYourGuide
  • from €213 per person

    30 minutes 5.0 (9) reviews on GetYourGuide

    SEAL Team 6 range package

    Few reviews so far (9). A 30-minute indoor package with an M249 SAW, an M4, a tactical shotgun and a Glock 19, with an instructor. Bring your original ID.

    Best for Experienced shooters

    Check availability: SEAL Team 6 range package on GetYourGuide

Las Vegas shooting ranges compared

Las Vegas shooting ranges compared
TourFromDurationPickupGuns and roundsWho it suitsWhy we picked it
Battlefield Vegas beginner's adventure 4.8 (1,149)€89
per person
Length not listedMeeting pointUZI or MP5 (25) + 9mm (20)Beginners near the StripThe most-reviewed range on our list, with free hotel pickup.
Outdoor machine gun and rifle shooting with shuttle 4.9 (639)€45
per person
3 hoursPickup includedBy packageDesert shooting on a budgetThe cheapest range here, from €45, with hotel transport.
Adrenaline Mountain outdoor shooting 4.8 (255)€143
per person
1–4 hoursPickup included3 to 21 gunsShooters who want choiceThe widest choice of guns, with transport to the range.
Machine Guns Vegas urban assault 4.8 (144)€79
per person
30 minutesMeeting pointMP5 (25) + Colt Commando (25)A quick sessionA short, fixed-price session off the Strip.
Gun Blast outdoor range with instructor 5.0 (57)€178
per person
4 hoursMeeting point4 guns, 61 roundsSmall groups who want coachingA small group of up to 8, with an instructor all the way.
SEAL Team 6 range package 5.0 (9)€213
per person
30 minutesMeeting point4 gunsExperienced shootersThe biggest guns in a short indoor session.
  • Battlefield Vegas beginner's adventure

    €89 per personLength not listed 4.8 (1,149)

    Details
    Pickup
    Meeting point
    Guns and rounds
    UZI or MP5 (25) + 9mm (20)
    Who it suits
    Beginners near the Strip
    Why we picked it
    The most-reviewed range on our list, with free hotel pickup.
  • Outdoor machine gun and rifle shooting with shuttle

    €45 per person3 hours 4.9 (639)

    Details
    Pickup
    Pickup included
    Guns and rounds
    By package
    Who it suits
    Desert shooting on a budget
    Why we picked it
    The cheapest range here, from €45, with hotel transport.
  • Adrenaline Mountain outdoor shooting

    €143 per person1–4 hours 4.8 (255)

    Details
    Pickup
    Pickup included
    Guns and rounds
    3 to 21 guns
    Who it suits
    Shooters who want choice
    Why we picked it
    The widest choice of guns, with transport to the range.
  • Machine Guns Vegas urban assault

    €79 per person30 minutes 4.8 (144)

    Details
    Pickup
    Meeting point
    Guns and rounds
    MP5 (25) + Colt Commando (25)
    Who it suits
    A quick session
    Why we picked it
    A short, fixed-price session off the Strip.
  • Gun Blast outdoor range with instructor

    €178 per person4 hours 5.0 (57)

    Details
    Pickup
    Meeting point
    Guns and rounds
    4 guns, 61 rounds
    Who it suits
    Small groups who want coaching
    Why we picked it
    A small group of up to 8, with an instructor all the way.
  • SEAL Team 6 range package

    €213 per person30 minutes 5.0 (9)

    Details
    Pickup
    Meeting point
    Guns and rounds
    4 guns
    Who it suits
    Experienced shooters
    Why we picked it
    The biggest guns in a short indoor session.
  • Small groups: Outdoor machine gun and rifle shooting with shuttle (up to 14 people); Gun Blast outdoor range with instructor (up to 8 people); SEAL Team 6 range package (up to 10 people).
  • All 6 offer free cancellation up to 24 hours before.
  • Prices and ratings as shown on GetYourGuide on 24 October 2026. Prices are "from" prices in euros and can change; the booking page shows the live price.

Indoor ranges near the Strip

For a Las Vegas indoor shooting range, pick Battlefield Vegas or Machine Guns Vegas. Battlefield Vegas sits on S Sammy Davis Jr Dr, near the Strip, and picks you up by Humvee.

Machine Guns Vegas is on Aldebaran Ave, off the Strip, with no pickup. Its sessions take 30 minutes.

Outdoor ranges in the desert

Three outdoor shooting ranges near Las Vegas take you out to the desert. Two pick you up at your hotel; Gun Blast leaves from a Strip meeting point.

Plan half a day: the trips take 1 to 4 hours, with the drive.

The same desert has ATV tours in Las Vegas, NV; see our off-road guide.

What a Las Vegas shooting range costs

Las Vegas gun range prices on GetYourGuide run from €45 to €213 a person. The cheapest shooting range on our list is the outdoor machine gun trip, from €45.

Check what is on top. Battlefield Vegas adds sales tax on arrival, per the listing. Tips are extra on several trips, and Gun Blast charges spectators $25 a seat.

Shooting range prices per person on GetYourGuide
RangeFromPickupExtras
Battlefield Vegas€89Humvee hotel pickupSales tax on arrival
Outdoor machine gun and rifle€45Hotel vanTips
Adrenaline Mountain€143Transport to the rangeNot stated
Machine Guns Vegas urban assault€79NoFood and drinks
Gun Blast outdoor range€178Van from a Strip meeting pointTips; spectators $25
SEAL Team 6 package€213NoFood and drinks

Prices and ratings as shown on GetYourGuide on 24 October 2026.

Full-auto guns

Most packages include a full-auto gun. Battlefield Vegas offers an UZI or MP5, Machine Guns Vegas an MP5 or an M249 SAW, and Adrenaline Mountain has a full-auto choice.

Before you book a shooting range

  1. Come sober

    Machine Guns Vegas says you must be sober, marijuana included. Gun Blast asks for no alcohol or drugs 8 hours before.

  2. Bring an original ID

    Battlefield Vegas asks for a driver's license. Machine Guns Vegas asks for an original ID.

  3. Wear closed shoes

    Adrenaline Mountain does not allow sandals or flip-flops.

  4. Check pickup

    Two ranges pick you up at your hotel, one leaves from a Strip meeting point, and two have no pickup.

  5. Read who can't shoot

    Several listings exclude pregnant women. Gun Blast also excludes people with back or heart problems.

Las Vegas shooting range questions and answers

How old do you have to be to shoot in Las Vegas?

It depends on the range. Battlefield Vegas takes ages 14 to 17 with an adult. Machine Guns Vegas sets a minimum age of 10, and Gun Blast 13, with a parent under 18.

Do I need ID at a Las Vegas shooting range?

Yes. Battlefield Vegas asks for a driver's license, and Machine Guns Vegas asks for an original ID.

Is hotel pickup included?

On some trips. Battlefield Vegas picks up by Humvee, and the outdoor machine gun trip and Adrenaline Mountain include transport. Gun Blast leaves from a Strip meeting point.

Can friends come and watch?

At Gun Blast, yes: a spectator seat costs $25 a person, per the listing. For other ranges, ask the operator.

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Written by the Things to Do in Las Vegas editorial team.