Shoot why not ? - Got picked up on time and for free from the horseshoe which was convenient as we were at the Paris hotel had a ride in a Humvee jeep which was an experience in itself :-) arrived at venue and awaited our turn in the range We booked the GI Jane package with an extra ten rounds for the handgun so we could both have a go at a hand gun and rifle each Our guide / safety trainer gave us instructions on what was going to happen And we felt in good hands Fired at paper targets although some had bought a t shirt with a target on and shot at that Then afterwards we had a look round the outside compound at some tasks and helicopters , before our free trip back All in all a great experience as we are from uk and don’t get the chance to try this sort of thing Would recommend this experience Graham and carolyn Robinson

Machine gun experience - Picked up with a Hummer at our hotel and then went shooting at the indoor shooting range near the hotels around the Strip. staff were very friendly and the weapons shot well. super nice experience!

Mega crass experience 👍 - It was the Big Bang. Our guide was very nice and accommodating. That's what you have to experience when you're in Las Vegas.

Bad ass morning - As first time female shooters our package was adapted to suit our needs, our ranger Danny made us feel comfortable talked us through all safety aspects, looked after us in the range and made us feel like bad asses excellent experience would totally recommend

In one word great! - In one word great! What a fun experience, from the moment we were picked up by the military Humvee to the return trip in another kind of military vehicle. The shooting was very cool, the instructor very driven and eager to give us clear instructions to handle 2 weapons with 9mm bullets. Also the vehicles on site and the shop very worthwhile. Highly recommended!

Top Gun! - Excellent opportunity to pretend you're a SWAT member! Got to shoot a Glock, a Remington pump action and a semi automatic weapon. As a non-gun person from Australia, it was exhilarating and terrifying in equal measures. Who'd be a cop in the US or in the military? Not this little black duck. But fantastic experience none the less. The staff were all very professional and I got to take photos of the myriad of tanks, Humvees and choppers out in the car park. Thanks, Zeke, Francisco and my unidentified photographer.

Shooting - Me and my wife went to shooting range first class service picked up and dropped off and advised on how to handle guns excellent company good knowledge and a trip in vegas that didn't rip u off well that alone is hard to take in actually in my book they could have charged more and I would have been happy well worth the tip to driver.

What an amazing experience. - Awesome time, great staff and felt very controlled and safe. Great for anyone’s first time with a gun. Couldn’t recommend more highly.

Fantastic, fun, expensive - I’ve been to a lot of shooting ranges in North America, and it’s fair to say this place has one of the biggest selection of firearms available. I really enjoyed getting to shoot some guns I’d never seen at other ranges. I went pretty all out and spent over $1k just for myself, including the MG42, P90, FN2000, L86, 50BMG, and of course the minigun! Now for why I give this place 4 stars: the price, and the experience with the guy who took me on the range. This is not to say I had a bad experience, but compared to other ranges where I’ve had the chance to talk to and get to know the people, here it’s all a bit more rushed. Overall though, it’s a great experience and perfect for those who have never shot or those who just want to experience some different guns, if I’m ever in vegas again I will certainly be coming back.

Really disappointed - I'm really disappointed in the overall experience. First I made a reservation before I arrived in Vegas, but when I got there I had to wait in a long line with all the walk-ins. BV should prioritize customers with reservations over walk-ins. Otherwise what's the point of making a reservation? Second, after waiting in line for 30 minutes I was told it would be an hour before I could shoot. Again, what's the point of the reservation? Finally I was called up for my turn. I was by myself and thought I could have the employee take one or two pics, but he said he was too busy. So I have no evidence that I was ever there except for my target paper and a charge on my credit card. My advice to you is just to walk-in and make sure you come with someone who can take some pics of you. The only real OK point is they have a fair selection of guns. If I'm in Vegas again, I'll go to another shooting range.