3 Gun Desert Machine Gun Shooting Adventure

The big appeal here is simple: you leave the Strip behind and fire real automatic weapons at Pro Gun Club, set among the desert mountains outside Las Vegas. I like the hotel pickup and the chance to see the wide-open desert instead of spending another afternoon indoors. I also like that the package includes a Glock, an MP59, and an UZI, giving you three distinct shooting experiences.

The main consideration is price. At $189 per person, this is not a casual add-on for every Las Vegas budget. You also get only five Glock rounds and 25 rounds each for the MP59 and UZI, so people expecting a long shooting session should set their expectations carefully.

Key points at a glance

• Three firearms in one session: Fire five Glock rounds, then 25 rounds each from a fully automatic MP59 and UZI.
• Desert setting outside Las Vegas: The ride takes you toward a mountain range and the scenery around the city.
• Hotel pickup included: Pickup and drop-off are offered at Strip and Downtown hotels.
• A roughly three-hour outing: Transportation, range time, and the stop at Pro Gun Club fit into a half-day plan.
• Personal service matters here: Mark receives specific praise, while the driver is described as helpful, generous, and informative.
• Water and soda are provided: That is a small but useful touch in the hot Nevada desert.

Leaving the Strip for the Nevada desert

This experience begins with pickup at your Las Vegas Strip or Downtown hotel. You ride in a luxury 2Vegas vehicle toward the desert mountain range, which gives the outing a clear change of pace from casino floors, shopping malls, and pool decks.

I like this part because the drive is not just a transfer. You get to see the dry desert scenery that surrounds Las Vegas, and the trip helps make the shooting range feel like a proper outing rather than a quick indoor activity. The drive also gives you time to ask questions and get ready for the range.

The driver is one of the stronger parts of the experience. The available feedback specifically praises the transport service as helpful, generous, and extremely helpful on both the outbound and return rides. Mark is also singled out for having a great spirit, while another guide is described as patient and informative.

Do not expect a private sightseeing tour of the desert. The scenery is a backdrop to the shooting session, not a separate sightseeing stop. Still, it adds something real to the day, especially if you have spent most of your Las Vegas visit around the Strip.

Water and soda are provided. That matters in a dry climate, though you should still treat this as an outdoor desert outing and plan your clothing accordingly. The supplied information does not specify a dress code or exact range facilities, so the safest approach is to choose practical clothes and comfortable footwear.

What happens at Pro Gun Club

The main stop is Pro Gun Club. This is where the firearms portion takes place, and the scheduled activity includes three different weapons in a set order.

You begin with a Glock pistol and five rounds. This is the shortest part of the package, but it gives you an introduction to the feel of a handgun before moving to the automatic weapons. If you have little or no shooting experience, pay close attention during this first stage and use it to get comfortable with the basic process.

Next comes a fully automatic MP59 with 25 rounds. The automatic-fire portion is likely to feel very different from the Glock because the weapon fires rapidly once activated. You will want to listen closely to the range instructions and focus on control rather than simply rushing through the ammunition.

The final firearm is a fully automatic UZI with 25 rounds. The UZI is the part most likely to appeal to people booking this for the novelty of automatic fire. One of the strongest comments about the outing specifically calls the fully automatic portion the best part, which fits the structure of the package: the Glock is an introduction, while the MP59 and UZI provide the main thrill.

The listed ammunition totals 55 rounds: five from the Glock, 25 from the MP59, and 25 from the UZI. That is enough to sample all three firearms, but it is not an all-day range package. If you want a high-volume shooting session, ask about available upgrades or extra ammunition before booking. The supplied details do not confirm any add-ons, so do not assume they are included.

Why the three-gun format works

The appeal of this outing is variety. You are not paying to fire one weapon repeatedly. Instead, you get a short handgun segment followed by two fully automatic firearms, each with its own feel and rhythm.

I see the format working best for first-time range visitors who want a clear introduction without having to choose between several separate activities. The limited Glock allocation keeps the focus on the automatic weapons, which are the reason most people will book this particular package.

It also suits couples, families with eligible participants, and small groups looking for something unusual in Las Vegas. One person specifically said they planned to bring family back, and another described it as an experience they would happily repeat. Those comments point to the social side of the outing: the ride, the range, and the shared reaction afterward are part of the value.

The package is less suited to a serious firearms enthusiast seeking technical instruction or a long practice session. The available details do not promise advanced marksmanship coaching, a large firearm menu, or extensive range time. The guides are described as informative and patient, but this is presented as an introductory adventure rather than a specialist training course.

The desert setting adds more than scenery

Las Vegas is surrounded by open desert and mountain ranges, yet many short city breaks never show you that side of southern Nevada. This outing gives you a look at the dry country beyond the hotel corridor as you travel to the range.

The setting also helps explain the use of an outdoor shooting facility. At Pro Gun Club, the shooting activity takes place away from the city center, with the mountain scenery forming the backdrop. The result feels more like a half-day excursion than an activity squeezed between casino visits.

A particularly memorable detail in the available feedback is the sight of a car exploding. That suggests the session may include a dramatic vehicle target or demonstration, though the formal tour details do not guarantee it as a scheduled feature. Treat it as a possible highlight, not the main reason to book.

The desert can be physically demanding, especially during hot weather. Complimentary water and soda are useful, but they should not be mistaken for a full heat plan. Because no exact weather guidance is provided, check the forecast before you go and be ready for sun and dry conditions.

How much value do you get for $189

The $189 price includes hotel transportation, the desert drive, the Pro Gun Club stop, three firearms, 55 listed rounds, water, and soda. It also saves you the trouble of arranging your own transport from the Strip or Downtown to a range outside the city.

That transportation is important when judging value. A taxi or rideshare would add both cost and planning, and you would lose the driver’s assistance on the way there and back. The guided transfer also gives the experience a more organized feel for anyone unfamiliar with Las Vegas or the range location.

Still, the price is not automatically a bargain. You are buying a short, packaged experience with limited ammunition. If your main goal is to fire as many rounds as possible, compare the included total with other Las Vegas range packages before paying. If your goal is convenience, variety, and a memorable desert outing, the price is easier to justify.

I would think of it as a special-occasion activity rather than a budget attraction. The value improves if you care about the full package: hotel pickup, a luxury vehicle, desert scenery, a guide, and three types of firearms. The value drops if you only care about time spent actually shooting.

The human side of the outing

The driver and guides matter more here than they would on a standard transfer. You are handling firearms, visiting a location outside the city, and moving through a tightly scheduled three-hour activity. Clear instructions and a calm manner can make the difference between feeling comfortable and feeling rushed.

Mark receives specific praise for his upbeat spirit. Another guide is described as informative and patient, which is exactly what you want if this is your first time using a pistol or automatic weapon. The transport service also earns strong comments for being helpful on both legs of the journey.

Those details give me confidence in the tone of the experience, but I would not assume that Mark will be your guide on every booking. The supplied information names him in connection with the activity, yet it does not promise a specific guide for every departure.

The maximum capacity is listed as 200 people. That is a large possible group, although it does not tell you how many people will be in your vehicle or shooting session. If you dislike group activities, ask 2Vegas.com about the expected group size for your date before booking.

Who should book this experience

This tour makes the most sense for you if you want a distinctive Las Vegas activity and have at least half a day available. It suits people who like hands-on attractions, unusual transport routes, and a clear change of scenery from the Strip.

It is also a practical choice if you are staying at a Strip or Downtown hotel and do not want to arrange your own way to the desert. Pickup and drop-off remove a major planning chore, while the roughly three-hour duration leaves room for other plans later in the day.

Families should check the age and participation rules directly with the provider before booking. The supplied information says most people can participate and that service animals are allowed, but it does not state a minimum age or other firearm-specific requirements.

People with mobility concerns should also contact the provider in advance. The activity is described as accessible to most participants, but no detailed information is provided about vehicle access, range access, standing time, or equipment handling.

Booking, timing, and cancellation advice

Confirmation is received at the time of booking, and the experience is offered in English. It is booked an average of 20 days in advance, so I would reserve early if you have fixed Las Vegas dates or need a particular pickup day.

The activity lasts about three hours. Because pickup is included, allow room around the stated duration rather than scheduling a show, meal, or airport transfer immediately afterward. Pickup and drop-off are offered at all Strip and Downtown hotels, but you should provide accurate hotel details when booking.

You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the local start time. Cancellations made within 24 hours are not refunded, and changes inside that window are not accepted. The cutoff follows local Las Vegas time, so check the start time carefully if you are arranging the activity from another time zone.

My call: book it if you want variety and convenience

I would book this 3 Gun Desert Machine Gun Shooting Adventure if you want to fire several firearms, see the desert outside Las Vegas, and let someone else handle the driving. The UZI and MP59 are the central attraction, while the Glock gives the session a short handgun introduction. The positive feedback about Mark, the guides, and the driver adds useful reassurance.

I would skip it if you want a long day at the range, a broad choice of weapons, or the lowest possible cost per round. At $189, the experience earns its price through convenience and variety rather than ammunition volume.

For most first-time participants, this is a memorable half-day activity with a strong Las Vegas twist. Book it for the unusual setting and the automatic-fire experience, not simply because it is another item to check off your itinerary.

FAQ

Where does the shooting experience take place?

The shooting portion takes place at Pro Gun Club, outside Las Vegas in the desert mountain area surrounding the city.

Does the tour include hotel pickup?

Yes. Pickup and drop-off are offered from all Strip and Downtown hotels.

What firearms are included?

The package includes a Glock pistol, a fully automatic MP59, and a fully automatic UZI.

How many rounds are included?

You receive five Glock rounds, 25 MP59 rounds, and 25 UZI rounds, for 55 rounds total.

How long does the experience last?

The activity lasts approximately three hours, including transportation and the range visit.

Is water provided?

Yes. Complimentary water and soda are provided during the experience.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes, if you cancel at least 24 hours before the local start time. Cancellations or changes made within 24 hours are not accepted, and the amount paid is not refunded.