LAS VEGAS SHOOTING RANGE FIELD GUIDE
Teaching Aim: A Las Vegas Range Where Parents and Kids Fire Together
A supervised, family-oriented shooting session in Las Vegas with Machine Guns Vegas in which children ages 10–17 shoot youth-suitable rifles including the Mossberg MVP Predator, Colt Commando, and Commando Sniper under expert instruction.
Teaching Aim: A Las Vegas Range Where Parents and Kids Fire Together.
The Kids Experience at Machine Guns Vegas is a curated, safety-first introduction to shooting for families visiting Las Vegas: children aged 10–17 shoot side-by-side with a parent or legal guardian while experienced range instructors guide them through bolt-action and modern sporting rifles, blending controlled instruction with the thrill of live-fire practice.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Bolt-action control and modern handling
The program pairs the bolt-action Mossberg MVP Predator—valued for controlled pace and fundamentals—with the lightweight, ergonomic Colt Commando and the Commando Sniper so young shooters experience both deliberate marksmanship and modern sporting-rifle handling.
Expert instructors and youth-focused pacing
Range Instructors supervise every shot and adapt weapon selection and pacing to a child’s maturity, height and weight, using single-shot and supported platforms to reinforce safe habits and fundamentals.
A bonding, safety-first experience
Designed to let parents and kids shoot together, the Kids Experience emphasizes safety, shared learning and memorable firsts for families visiting Las Vegas.
What the day feels like
What the range feels like
Expect a tightly guided session in which parents and children move through instructor-led stations and fire youth-appropriate rifles under close supervision; staff adjust equipment and firearm choice to the child’s size and maturity so each shot is a coached learning moment rather than a free-for-all.
THE FIREARMS
Bolt-action control and modern handling
The program pairs the bolt-action Mossberg MVP Predator—valued for controlled pace and fundamentals—with the lightweight, ergonomic Colt Commando and the Commando Sniper so young shooters experience both deliberate marksmanship and modern sporting-rifle handling.
THE INSTRUCTION
Expert instructors and youth-focused pacing
Range Instructors supervise every shot and adapt weapon selection and pacing to a child’s maturity, height and weight, using single-shot and supported platforms to reinforce safe habits and fundamentals.
THE FAMILY MOMENT
A bonding, safety-first experience
Designed to let parents and kids shoot together, the Kids Experience emphasizes safety, shared learning and memorable firsts for families visiting Las Vegas.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this session suits — and who it doesn’t
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Bring a valid government ID (passport, driver’s license or state ID) for all adult participants and any documentation requested by the operator; be prepared to follow staff direction on equipment selection.
Ensure minors are accompanied by a parent or legal guardian and that participants are sober and medically able to shoot; staff may request alternate weapons to match a child’s abilities.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
What are the age limits for The Kids Experience?
Minors aged 10–17 may participate in the Kids Package, but must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian at all times.
Are there height and weight minimums?
Yes. Participants in the Kids Package must be at least 51 inches tall with a minimum weight of 89 pounds; the range safety officer makes the ultimate determination.
Can someone who has been drinking shoot?
No. Guests must be sober; anyone believed to be under the influence of alcohol or drugs (including legal marijuana) will be invited to reschedule.
What identification is required?
All guests must carry a valid government ID such as a passport, driver’s license or state ID.
Are pregnant women allowed to participate?
No. Pregnant women are not allowed to experience the activity.
Can someone with a felony or domestic violence misdemeanor participate?
No. Individuals with felonies or domestic violence misdemeanors are not allowed to shoot.