F.A.Q.

Can visitors shoot in Las Vegas without owning a gun?

Yes. Most Las Vegas indoor and tourist ranges rent firearms, including full auto, to adult visitors with photo ID. See Las Vegas Indoor Shooting Ranges.

Is open carry legal in Nevada?

Yes, without a permit, for adults who can legally possess a firearm. Private businesses, including casinos, may ban firearms on their property.

Do I need a permit to carry concealed?

Yes. Nevada requires a Concealed Firearm Permit or a permit from a state Nevada recognizes. See Nevada Gun Laws.

Is there a public range in Las Vegas?

Yes. The county-run Clark County Shooting Complex on North Decatur Boulevard is open to walk-in shooters. See Las Vegas Outdoor Shooting Ranges.

Can I shoot in the desert?

On most BLM land, yes, with a safe backstop and away from roads, camps and trails. See Shooting on Public Land.

Can I go to the SHOT Show?

Only with industry or media credentials. It is a trade show, not a public gun show. See SHOT Show, and the Nevada Gun Shows page for public shows.

Are suppressors legal in Nevada?

Yes, when owned in compliance with federal NFA rules. See Suppressor Buyers Guide.com.

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