This event is as good as it gets. It's the reason you come to Vegas. When you watch movies and tv shows that take place in Las Vegas, they shape your mind about what Vegas is all about. The fun, the excitement, the stories you'll be telling your coworkers when you go back home. Shoot Las Vegas IS that Vegas experience you crave when you visit. It's only a matter of time before the next Hollywood blockbuster that takes place in Las Vegas shoots at least one of their scenes at a Shoot Las Vegas event. \n\nWhen I first heard about Shoot Las Vegas, I wanted to sign up immediately for their next event. Unfortunately, when it first started it was geared only towards corporate events. I would check in with them once and a while to see if they had some kind of an open event for individuals. When I was finally told they would start hosting open events, I couldn't wait to get to the range. \n\nWhen you first pull up to the range, you know immediately that you're not here to just shoot a couple guns and go back to gambling, you're here for an experience. I had seen pictures of their mobile firing range, but until you see it in person, you can't understand just how awesome this thing is. You can tell how much imagination and creativity the owner, Eric, put into designing and constructing it, including the back wall being all plexiglass so you can see everything that's going on even when you're outside. \n\nI know little about guns and had only shot a few time before coming here, so feeling the difference between the guns when shooting was very surprising to me. The two guns I tried in Western felt like BB guns. The Tommy Gun in the Gangster section was shockingly accurate and the one I had my best hit percentage with, outside of the guns with scopes. My favorite was the Browning 1919 in Military, now that's a fun gun to shoot! One tip I can give for those with little to no shooting experience is try to shoot Big Guns last because they are powerful and might make your hand or shoulder a little sore. \n\nOverall Shoot Las Vegas was an awesome experience and four months later I'm still talking about it all the time with my coworkers. Not once did I feel unsafe being around all those guns and it's even made me want to get one of my own. I can't wait for my dad to come visit, so I can take him.