The Range 702
Las Vegas's biggest indoor shooting range, where first-timers fire everything from a Glock to a belt-fed M249 SAW with an instructor at their shoulder - free Strip shuttle included.



Is The Range 702 Worth It? What Vegas's Biggest Gun Range Actually Delivers
The Range 702 bills itself as the largest indoor shooting range in Las Vegas, and it operates at a scale that backs the claim: 16 lanes, a rental vault running from Glock pistols through Thompsons and MP5s to a belt-fed M249 SAW, and packages ranging from One and Done, where you pick a single firearm, up to the All In with 13 guns. No experience is needed. Instructors brief every shooter, handle the loading, and stay at the lane whenever something fires full-auto.
Temper expectations on trigger time. Full-auto magazines empty far faster than most first-timers expect, the counter will offer extra magazines and gun upgrades, and the published package prices don't include the range fee added at check-in, so the bill grows quickly if you keep saying yes. Rentals have to use the range's own ammunition. Doors close at 5 PM every day, which rules it out as an evening plan, and the surrounding industrial stretch of Dean Martin Drive gives you no reason to linger: ride the free Strip shuttle both ways and treat it as a daytime outing.
Insider tipTwo things move the real cost: full-auto magazines empty in seconds, so a package mixing semi-auto pistols with one machine gun buys several times the trigger time, and the listed package price doesn't include the range fee added at the counter. Ask for the all-in number before you pay.Check Tickets & Prices →
Location
5999 Dean Martin Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89118








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