Machine Guns Vegas
Themed machine-gun packages — SEAL Team 6 to John Wick — fired one-on-one with a range safety officer at a polished indoor range minutes from the Strip, with free hotel pickup.



Is Machine Guns Vegas Worth It? A First-Timer Reality Check
Machine Guns Vegas is an indoor shooting range on Aldebaran Avenue, just west of I-15 and a short drive from the center Strip, built around themed packages rather than a rent-a-lane counter. Pick an arsenal — SEAL Team 6 pairs a Glock 19 and an M4 carbine with a belt-fed M249 SAW, Femme Fatale runs pink-furniture Glock, MP5, and M4 builds, and there's a set of John Wick tie-in lineups — and a range safety officer runs your session one-on-one, handling every gun swap between magazines. Indoor bookings come with free round-trip pickup from Strip hotels, and the lounge-style front room, with its dim lighting and music, feels closer to a nightclub lobby than a gun counter.
The math to understand before booking is round count: it's fixed per firearm and small — the flagship SEAL Team 6 package totals 80 rounds across four guns — so actual trigger time amounts to a few minutes, and staff will pitch add-on guns and extra rounds once you're on the lane. The neighborhood is a plain industrial block, not a destination in itself. Still, the one-on-one supervision is genuinely reassuring for nervous first-timers, kids aged 10 to 17 can shoot lighter rifles with a parent or legal guardian present, and the outfit has run this formula since 2012 without losing its polish. Outdoor desert shoots with bigger hardware and stricter size cutoffs round out the menu.
Insider tipIf full-auto is the whole point, pick a package with the belt-fed M249 SAW — its 40-round belt gives the longest continuous burst, while the 10-round pistol magazines that open most packages are over in seconds.Check Tickets & Prices →
Location
3501 Aldebaran Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89102








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