Las Vegas Indoor Shooting Ranges

Indoor ranges are how most visitors shoot in Las Vegas, and how locals get through a desert summer. When the outdoor ranges are pushing 110 degrees, the indoor lanes are air conditioned and open every day. Most rent firearms, so visitors can shoot without bringing anything, and many offer full auto rentals, which are legal in Nevada under federal NFA rules.

Rifle racks and display cases inside American Shooters in Las Vegas
Inside American Shooters, Las Vegas

Indoor ranges in Las Vegas and Henderson

American Shooters

3440 S Arville St, Las Vegas
702-719-5000

Long-running local favorite west of the Strip, with fourteen 25-yard lanes, seven 50-yard lanes and four VIP lanes. Rentals, memberships, concealed carry classes and a big retail counter.

The Range 702

5999 Dean Martin Dr, Las Vegas

Billed as the largest indoor range in Las Vegas, just south of the Strip, with VIP lanes, full auto packages and free transportation from Strip hotels. Locals specials with a Nevada ID.

The Gun Store

2900 E Tropicana Ave, Las Vegas
702-454-1110

Open since 1988 and one of the best-known ranges in the city. Rental handguns, rifles and machine guns, plus a full retail store.

Battlefield Vegas

2771 S Sammy Davis Jr Dr, Las Vegas

Military-themed range near Circus Circus with a huge rental lineup, from pistols to belt-fed machine guns. Reopened in February 2026 after renovations.

Machine Guns Vegas

3501 Aldebaran Ave, Las Vegas
800-757-4668

Indoor range with a VIP gun lounge and themed full auto packages. Rental only: no outside firearms and no retail sales. Free hotel pickup.

Las Vegas Shooting Center

5155 S Dean Martin Dr, Las Vegas
702-778-5872

Twelve-lane indoor range southwest of the Strip with rentals, experience packages and an on-site store.

Green Valley Range

175 Cassia Way #A1110, Henderson
702-979-9494

Henderson’s indoor range, open daily, with 15-yard lanes and NRA-certified range safety officers on the floor. A good first stop for new shooters.

Hours, packages and rules change, so call before heading out, especially during SHOT Show week and holidays.

Before your first visit

  • Bring a government-issued photo ID. Every range has you sign a waiver and go over the range rules.
  • Eye and ear protection are required. Most ranges rent or include them.
  • Rental ranges require their own ammunition with rental guns.
  • Many ranges run free shuttles from Strip hotels. Ask when you book.
  • Ask what a package includes: targets, ammo, lane time and photos.
Retail floor at The Range 702 in Las Vegas
The Range 702 retail floor
Customers at the range counter at The Range 702 in Las Vegas
Range counter at The Range 702

Full auto in Las Vegas

Las Vegas is famous for machine gun rentals. Shooting a legally registered full auto firearm under the supervision of a licensed range is legal in Nevada. Here is a tour of Battlefield Vegas from a Gun Websites SHOT Show trip.

Rows of rifles at Battlefield Vegas
Rifle racks at Battlefield Vegas

Northern Nevada indoor ranges

RangeCityNotes
Nevada Firearms Academy and RangeRenoDouble R Blvd, south Reno
Reno Guns and RangeRenoIndoor range and training facility

More on the north end of the state on Reno Shooting Ranges.

From the Nevada Shooting archive

Nevada Shooting has covered the Las Vegas indoor range scene since its early days, usually during SHOT Show week. Here is a stop at American Shooters during SHOT Show 2012.

Books and gear inside The Gun Store in Las Vegas
Inside The Gun Store, Las Vegas

More places to shoot

Prefer open air and longer distances? See Las Vegas Outdoor Shooting Ranges and Shooting on Public Land. New to shooting? Start with First Range Visit, and for training schools across the country, see After Action.net.