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Las Vegas is one of the few places in the world where civilians can legally fire fully automatic machine guns under professional supervision. Indoor shooting ranges near the Strip offer packages letting you fire everything from Thompson submachine guns to M16s and belt-fed machine guns.
Las Vegas is one of the few places in the world where civilians can legally fire fully automatic machine guns under professional supervision. Indoor shooting ranges near the Strip offer packages letting you fire everything from Thompson submachine guns to M16s and belt-fed machine guns.
Las Vegas is one of the few places in the world where civilians can legally fire fully automatic machine guns under professional supervision. Indoor shooting ranges near the Strip offer packages letting you fire everything from Thompson submachine guns to M16s and belt-fed machine guns.
Top Las Vegas machine gun ranges: Battlefield Vegas on Las Vegas Boulevard (largest selection, 100+ weapons including tanks and helicopters), The Range 702 (conveniently located near the Strip), and Discount Firearms & Ammo. Packages start around $100 for handgun experiences; full-auto machine gun packages run $150–400. No prior experience needed — certified instructors guide all sessions.
Yes — Nevada law permits licensed shooting ranges to allow supervised civilian use of Class III fully automatic weapons. You must be 21+ (some ranges allow 18+ with parental consent), sober, and free of any legal disqualifications from firearm use. The experience takes place entirely at the indoor range under direct instructor supervision.
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