You’ll step off the Strip and straight into your favorite FPS game—handling real M4s, AK-47s, and more at a Las Vegas shooting range with expert guidance. Expect sweaty palms, laughter with fellow gamers, and that unmistakable metallic scent as you compare virtual skills to reality. With hotel pickup and a video souvenir included, this is one day you’ll keep replaying long after you leave.
The package includes the KP9, MP5, M4 rifle, AK-47, and Glock 17 pistol.
Yes, pickup and drop-off from Las Vegas Strip hotels are included.
No prior experience is needed; all training and safety gear are provided by professional instructors.
Yes, a video of your package experience is included.
The minimum age is 18 years old.
You must be sober (not under influence), mentally stable, not pregnant, able to follow instructions, and have no felonies or domestic violence misdemeanors.
Yes, it is wheelchair accessible.
Your day includes pickup and drop-off from your Las Vegas Strip hotel, all taxes and fees covered up front, professional instruction from local experts who handle all safety training and equipment—and you’ll get a video of your entire Gamers Shooter Experience to take home afterward.
You know that weird moment when you’re holding an M4 in Las Vegas and suddenly realize your hands are actually sweating? Not from nerves — just the mix of air-conditioned cool and the weight of something you’ve only ever seen on a screen. Our instructor, Mike, grinned when he saw me eyeing the MP5 like I was about to defuse a bomb in Counter-Strike. “Don’t worry,” he said, “it’s lighter than it looks.” He was right, but still — that first shot echoed way louder than my headset ever managed.
The whole place smelled faintly metallic, kind of like old coins and gun oil. There were a couple of other folks there too — one guy in a Battlefield t-shirt who seemed almost giddy to try the AK-47. We took turns, swapping between the KP9 and Glock 17 (I kept calling it ‘the Glock’ like I knew what I was doing). Mike walked us through everything; safety felt serious but not stiff. At one point I tried to show off my “game stance” and nearly dropped a magazine — everyone laughed, including me. It broke the tension.
I didn’t expect to feel such a jolt every time I pulled the trigger. The sound bounced around inside my chest for a second before fading out behind us. Afterward, we watched our shots on video (included in the package), which was both hilarious and slightly embarrassing. There’s something about seeing yourself flinch that’s humbling — but honestly, I’d do it again just for that rush. The ride back to the Strip felt quieter than before; maybe it was just me replaying those moments in my head.

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