I recently attended the CCW renewal class with my brother…read more It was a good class. The instructor, Lou, was very knowledgeable. Definately recommend it!

First the positives: The facility itself is nice looking. It's modern, bright and clean…read more Now for the negatives: I took a CCW class at Green Valley Range (at this point I just want to state for the record, that over the years, I have taken many firearm courses at various gun ranges in NV, AZ, and Utah. All of the instructors I previously had at these classes were great and very qualified). The Green Valley Range instructor I had (his first name was Lou), immediately came across as incredibly arrogant and condescending. First, instead of starting the class with a brief couple of minutes intro about himself (which all my previous instructors had done), he practically spent the whole day talking about himself...he just went on and on, about how knowledgeable and great he was...this guy is way too much in love with himself. The other problem was, that about mid way through the class, Green Valley Range sent a sales person in to try and sell CCW liability insurance. Green Valley Range obviously were taking advantage of a captive audience, in a state required CCW class, to sell their other products. This is at the very least unethical, and may be illegal (and if it's not illegal, it should be). The bottom line is, I did not like the attitude or business practices of Green Valley Range, so I would not go back to them for classes, or anything else.

Another fantastic Soviet Sunday / Soviet Saturday Night. The staff is always super friendly and…read morehelpful, the stages are always fun and challenging and the pizza and bar are always ready when you're done slinging lead. Can't wait for the next one! WOLVERINES!!!

Nice outdoor facility with plenty of options for different types of shooting. Safety is clearly…read moreimportant and the staff is helpful and friendly. Good merch selection, and an opportunity post shooting to have a cold one at the bar. Membership and rental options. Road is a bit rough getting there; plan for all the weather Nevada can throw at you.

I went there to take my CCW class and qualify in the range. All the educators were really well…read morespoken, have done heir research and helped everybody, despite how green they might be with shooting. You can tell the manager, Kris loves her employees and treats them like her own brothers and sisters.

First time shooting a gun at a shooting range, and it was a great experience! My husband and I came…read moreon a Sunday and we were able to get started immediately. Since this was my first time, I couldn't really compare it to other experiences, but one thing was that we were right next to 3 other people so it was very loud. I saw other rooms that didn't have any/less people in it, but we were put in the full room. Overall, I liked my experience here, but would probably want to try shooting at an outdoor range.

I don't even know what to say. This was the best time I've ever had. Came as a surprise for my…read morebirthday and man these guys were all just so amazing! I'm going here every year. Count on that

What an amazing time at Adrenaline Mountain! My partner really wanted to shoot guns while in town…read moreand we decided to book a 6-gun package with the 50 cal Barrett add-on. Kicking myself now getting back home because I realized later that I only shot 5 guns and the Barrett--so I should have shot another gun. But totally my mistake since I was supposed to manage the count also. That said, time kinda flies while here and waiting with other groups to shoot so consider that! The whole activity was 4 hours including the shuttle service --which was great! Shout out to Wesley for making the ride enjoyable and educational about Vegas! Shot a few full auto rifles (G36 & Scar-L), Deagle, DMR, and Archangel. The range has some exploding targets, which also made it a blast--literally! All the gun safety trainers were really great and patient, which made it much more approachable. My partner and I are still watching videos of the day after getting back from Vegas! Definitely will have to do it again next time we're in town!

Jordan, Tj & Dan were amazing. Knowledge of any and all weapons was superb and they were friendly,…read moredown to earth and great instructors as well. 10/10 I do recommend

Joe & Tara were great! Team's cool, well educated in…read morefirearms and made us feel comfortable purchasing out first Glock & Shotgun. Prices were reasonable, and we lucked out on a sale price.

I am writing this as someone who took the Stop the Bleed course at Boulder Rile and Pistol Club…read more While it's not advertised, during the month of May, it's "Stop the Bleed" month. The members of the club are sponsoring the fee for anyone to take the Stop the Bleed course during this month, so it was completely free for me to take the course today. The classroom was easy to get to via Google Maps and then following the signage to the range. There's no running water out there but there are portable toilets and wash station. The classroom is in an air conditioned building which was nice. Despite the class size of only 4 people today, we had 2 instructors, both emergency medical personnel with military and law enforcement medical experience. During the four hour class we got to practice using various types of tourniquets on ourselves and each other in case we are injured and need to self rescue. We even tested the tourniquet on an instructor wearing a spurting arm cuff so that we could test how good our skills were. In addition to tourniquet techniques, we learnt how to pack and stabilize wounds. For example, if a knife is left in place, to prevent it from moving around and cutting more parts internally, you have to stabilize the knife rather than taking it out. We also practiced on a spurting leg model that was made off of a scan of a real rifle shot victim's leg. You could feel where the bone had been hit and scooped out. We used coagulating gauze to help stop the bleed. Overall the class was fantastic and while I definitely will need to practice, I feel more confident in my ability to help others in distress right now than I did this morning prior to class. I definitely appreciate that the club cares enough about the community that they're willing to pay for anyone to take the course this month. Visited: May 2026

My new friend invited me & my friend Laurie out here the other day for some gun training. We got to…read morewatch his group compete in a time gun shooting competition & then when he was done he took us to the office to check us in. Only 2 guest per members is what the sign says. The man inside the nice air condition trailer was very friendly. You have to give him your ID & sign a form. Process was quick then we followed our friend out to our own little private shooting area. This area is for members only as there is a gate & you have to get out of your vehicle to swipe to get it to open. We grabbed area 10 that had a picnic table (they all do in this area) to sit @ and he went to the trailer to grab the targets & set us up. We got a nice, long, thorough lesson on how to properly hold a gun, the rules of handling a gun, he even had a fake plastic one for us to practice holding along with some other "gun" stuff. There is a small table you can lay your magazines, guns & amino on but it was a little rocky. Anyways my review is about Boulder Rifle & Pistol not my great new friend.......lol This place is super nice, very clean with a great set up. Even the port-a-potties are clean & don't stink!! There is no hand washing station so I would bring some hand sanitizer/hand wipes. Each station has a trashcan to dispose of your trash. You must pick up your bullet casings after you're done shooting & put them in the orange bucket next to the rake. The area we were @ someone didn't pick up their bullet shells naughty peeps! An employee did stop by to check on the trash can. I was amazed @ how nice & clean this range is. I've never shot guns outside just in inside ranges. My friend said it is set up in a way that others shouldn't end up getting shot. You're not allowed to shoot up in the air as that's a safety issue. This place is huge that's all I'm gonna say with different areas to shot in. Very well kept. I'm glad my friend gave us detailed directions on how to get into this place as it can be confusing and a little ways in from the main street. Once your inside you have to oblige to the 10mph speed limit or you can be asked to leave. I got to shoot my friend's Daniel Defense SBR with an 11.5" barrel (see photos & video) which was super cool & to think a few yrs ago I was scared of guns. I found that I really liked his Glock 19, Gen 5, MOS. He had custom triggers on all of his guns we tried out. Friendly suggestions: bring sunscreen to protect your skin. It can get hot out here & some spots do have a nice breeze but dress accordingly. Bring lots of water to drink, even electrolyte ones would be good to have. Bring some snacks just in case you may get hungry. I brought a cooler that I kept some bottle water in with a sandwich I made. I had a change of clothes in the car since I wore long sleeve shirt, jeans & sneakers. I threw on flip flops, shorts & a t-shirt on my way out. It's always a good idea to have a foldable chair in your car to have as an extra seat, even an umbrella to give you shade. I saw a bunch of those pull wagons for the competing guys that they used to lug their stuff around. Remember & know the gun rules (see my photos). Be safe & have fun!!

My wife surprised me with the Pvt Ryan package as an anniversary gift. She knows I love shooting…read moreall types of weapons and tried to pick ones I might not have shot before. Having quite a bit of firearm experience I was skeptical that it was going to be geared for people who had never shot before and be super restricted. Our host and safety officer was Mikey. Really nice guy and a fellow veteran. He did a great job of balancing range safety and the firearm experience of the guest. He was knowledgeable in the safe operation of the weapons and made the experience fun and safe without being over restricted. I recommend Battlefield Vegas to experienced and new shooters alike. If you have never fired a gun before this is a must while in Vegas, they really let you enjoy the experience while keeping it very safe!

Battlefield Vegas feels like a tourist trap, and an extremely expensive one for what you actually…read moreget. You go in expecting a real shooting-range experience, but that is not what it feels like. An employee is assigned to you and does nearly everything: loads the rounds into the magazines, inserts and reloads the magazines, handles the weapon, and rushes you through the process. The only thing left for you to do is pull the trigger. You can clearly feel the pressure to fire your rounds quickly so they can move on to the next tourists. Our group of five paid about $500 total for two weapons per person, with only around 5-10 rounds per weapon. The entire experience was over in under 10 minutes. My advice: find a real indoor shooting range instead. You'll get far more time, freedom, and value for your money. Don't waste your time or money here.

Had a great experience with Maree! Great vive, great training and a sense of humor. In addition…read moreto the training, Maree was very informative on how to go through the process. It was much appreciated!

To all.... especially women... Maree (pronounced Marie) the instructor -she has 1000 years in…read moreexperience and knowledge in Firearms... she's incredibly patient and loves what she does - educating... five years ago I took her eight hour course and the other day I took her four hour class renewal class.... She's the best in Nevada.. She gets 10 stars from me.

The most amazing gun range I have ever been to and I am now a member. I've been in Las Vegas for 52…read moreyears since the day I was born and I never knew it was even here until a few years ago and wow, what an amazing place.

I joined DSRPC shortly after moving to Las Vegas because it was right up the street -- basically…read morethe closest I could get to shooting in my own backyard. Like any club, it has its rules and board politics. I don't agree with all of them, but the pros easily outweigh the cons. The club has gotten noticeably better over the years. My only real gripe is the reduced hours. The main thing it's missing is organized shotgun (skeet and trap), which surprised me. On the plus side, it has multiple pistol bays and solid rifle ranges with steel targets set at standard distances, matches on the weekends, ... If you live in Summerlin and are an avid marksman, I think joining the club is a no brainer.