Really liked Shooting here. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable, the place was clean and…read morespacious, prices were decent. They appeared to take safety very seriously, which was nice. As a local, I'll be back.

I haven't shot in four months and was feeling rusty just walking in the place but the friendly…read morestaff warmed everything right up. Friendly knowledgeable staff, exceptionally clean store and range (not loaded with random brass in every corner). I'll be back tomorrow to tighten up my groups.

I took my CCW here. It was a well run class by friendly knowledgeable instructors. I'll be going…read morehere again for my renewal.

Bo, Richard and the rest of the crew at T&T Tactical are fantastic at their profession…read more My wife and I just took their CCW course (which Bo let me reschedule since we got COVID) and ever since the very beginning they were extremely prompt with communication, very patient with my rookie questions, but didn't coddle us or treat us like children. We got a thorough firearms history and basic gun knowledge presented to us in a way that was entertaining and easy to digest. These are professionals and they deserve to have the respect they've earned. Thank you T&T Tactical!

This place was abandoned .. I drove out here because nobody answers the phone. Now I know why…read morebecause it looks deserted and no longer taken care of ... the building is empty and weeds have taken over the entire property.... It looks like it was a great place some time ago

This is one of my favorite gun ranges in Las Vegas. Just make sure to call and verify that they are…read moreopen. Its a base range so, they can have other events supporting the base. Overall, the ranges are clean and the staff are great. As with every range, follow rules and be safe. The long distance range can use some updating on their shooting area such as tables, chairs etc. The pistol range is great.

Absolutely fantastic! The staff, and especially the range officer, were so friendly. I brought two…read morebrand new shooters with me. What a great experience for new people; too often you deal with unfriendly and unprofessional staff at gun ranges.

I've been coming to Friendly Fire for a while now, and it just keeps getting better. The folks who…read morerun it are awesome--super passionate about firearms and really know their stuff. The range safety officers are top-notch, striking a great balance between keeping things safe and letting you have a good time. Whether you're new to shooting or have been doing it for years, they're always there to help out and are great to talk to about all things firearms and night vision. One of my favorite things about this place is the huge selection of NFA firearms and suppressors. If you want to shoot something you don't see every day, this is the spot. On my last trip out, I rented several of my "unicorn" dream guns including a PKM machinegun which was a blast to shoot. Almost all of the weapons available are outfitted with high-end optics and lasers making them very enjoyable to shoot and really adds the "premium feel" to the experience. And if you've ever been curious about night vision but don't want to blow a ton of cash, their night vision rentals are the way to go. It's a great way to get your night vision fix before diving into the hobby. The outdoor range is beautiful and has plenty of space for activities and can accommodate multiple shooters. It's the perfect place to spend an afternoon (or night) dumping magazine after magazine. The prices manageable, and to be honest, I'd much rather spend my money shooting awesome guns with great people than lose my money at a blackjack table. I have no regrets in balling out on rentals and ammunition at all. If you're into shooting, you need to check this place out. As a firearm enthusiast I always make sure to swing by Friendly Fire when I am in town, and I have never been disappointed.

Well run, well organized, and good people running the day to day operations. Only complaint is the…read morerifle side is only 200 yards. Waiting for the long range rifle ranges to get built.

I've been to the rifle and pistol range many times and always have a great experience. Today I went…read moreto the shotgun range and took a trap shooting lesson. The instructor Jim, was a great instructor, extremely knowledgeable about shooting, super patient and very helpful. I learned I was doing 6 things wrong, lol. After his guidance I was shooting so much better than ever before, it was 1000% worth the $30.00 fee. After that I shot 2 more rounds of trap and wobble, Jay the RSO was super helpful as well. I highly recommend the lessons and the entire shooting complex as a whole.

I joined DSRPC shortly after moving to Las Vegas because it was right up the street -- basically…read morethe closest I could get to shooting in my own backyard. Like any club, it has its rules and board politics. I don't agree with all of them, but the pros easily outweigh the cons. The club has gotten noticeably better over the years. My only real gripe is the reduced hours. The main thing it's missing is organized shotgun (skeet and trap), which surprised me. On the plus side, it has multiple pistol bays and solid rifle ranges with steel targets set at standard distances, matches on the weekends, ... If you live in Summerlin and are an avid marksman, I think joining the club is a no brainer.

Half star actually. Got to the range, instead of greeting me and providing me information about…read morebeing a member. The man said, I wasn't a member and I HAD TO LEAVE BECAUSE I WAS TRESPASSING ! Talk about great customer service . Not even interested on being a member now.

I am writing this as someone who took the Stop the Bleed course at Boulder Rile and Pistol Club…read more While it's not advertised, during the month of May, it's "Stop the Bleed" month. The members of the club are sponsoring the fee for anyone to take the Stop the Bleed course during this month, so it was completely free for me to take the course today. The classroom was easy to get to via Google Maps and then following the signage to the range. There's no running water out there but there are portable toilets and wash station. The classroom is in an air conditioned building which was nice. Despite the class size of only 4 people today, we had 2 instructors, both emergency medical personnel with military and law enforcement medical experience. During the four hour class we got to practice using various types of tourniquets on ourselves and each other in case we are injured and need to self rescue. We even tested the tourniquet on an instructor wearing a spurting arm cuff so that we could test how good our skills were. In addition to tourniquet techniques, we learnt how to pack and stabilize wounds. For example, if a knife is left in place, to prevent it from moving around and cutting more parts internally, you have to stabilize the knife rather than taking it out. We also practiced on a spurting leg model that was made off of a scan of a real rifle shot victim's leg. You could feel where the bone had been hit and scooped out. We used coagulating gauze to help stop the bleed. Overall the class was fantastic and while I definitely will need to practice, I feel more confident in my ability to help others in distress right now than I did this morning prior to class. I definitely appreciate that the club cares enough about the community that they're willing to pay for anyone to take the course this month. Visited: May 2026

My new friend invited me & my friend Laurie out here the other day for some gun training. We got to…read morewatch his group compete in a time gun shooting competition & then when he was done he took us to the office to check us in. Only 2 guest per members is what the sign says. The man inside the nice air condition trailer was very friendly. You have to give him your ID & sign a form. Process was quick then we followed our friend out to our own little private shooting area. This area is for members only as there is a gate & you have to get out of your vehicle to swipe to get it to open. We grabbed area 10 that had a picnic table (they all do in this area) to sit @ and he went to the trailer to grab the targets & set us up. We got a nice, long, thorough lesson on how to properly hold a gun, the rules of handling a gun, he even had a fake plastic one for us to practice holding along with some other "gun" stuff. There is a small table you can lay your magazines, guns & amino on but it was a little rocky. Anyways my review is about Boulder Rifle & Pistol not my great new friend.......lol This place is super nice, very clean with a great set up. Even the port-a-potties are clean & don't stink!! There is no hand washing station so I would bring some hand sanitizer/hand wipes. Each station has a trashcan to dispose of your trash. You must pick up your bullet casings after you're done shooting & put them in the orange bucket next to the rake. The area we were @ someone didn't pick up their bullet shells naughty peeps! An employee did stop by to check on the trash can. I was amazed @ how nice & clean this range is. I've never shot guns outside just in inside ranges. My friend said it is set up in a way that others shouldn't end up getting shot. You're not allowed to shoot up in the air as that's a safety issue. This place is huge that's all I'm gonna say with different areas to shot in. Very well kept. I'm glad my friend gave us detailed directions on how to get into this place as it can be confusing and a little ways in from the main street. Once your inside you have to oblige to the 10mph speed limit or you can be asked to leave. I got to shoot my friend's Daniel Defense SBR with an 11.5" barrel (see photos & video) which was super cool & to think a few yrs ago I was scared of guns. I found that I really liked his Glock 19, Gen 5, MOS. He had custom triggers on all of his guns we tried out. Friendly suggestions: bring sunscreen to protect your skin. It can get hot out here & some spots do have a nice breeze but dress accordingly. Bring lots of water to drink, even electrolyte ones would be good to have. Bring some snacks just in case you may get hungry. I brought a cooler that I kept some bottle water in with a sandwich I made. I had a change of clothes in the car since I wore long sleeve shirt, jeans & sneakers. I threw on flip flops, shorts & a t-shirt on my way out. It's always a good idea to have a foldable chair in your car to have as an extra seat, even an umbrella to give you shade. I saw a bunch of those pull wagons for the competing guys that they used to lug their stuff around. Remember & know the gun rules (see my photos). Be safe & have fun!!