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Battlefield Vegas isn't some soft, polished tourist gimmick. It's a war zone in the heart of Sin City—a steel-fortified beast built for power, precision, and sniping supremacy. This isn’t for the faint of heart or the weekend warrior. This is a full-blown gun shooting range, a ruthless shrine to modern warfare, and the ultimate firing range for civilians ready to grab a sniper weapon, stare down a scope, and snipe like the elite. Founded by hardened military veterans David Famiglietti, Ron Cheney, and Karla Cheney, Battlefield Vegas smashed open its gates on October 1, 2012, after three years of intense preparation. They didn’t build this place to entertain—they built it to shock. To educate. To remind America what controlled force and raw firepower really look like. They didn’t come for gimmicks—they came to unleash a gun range unlike anything this country has seen. A place where snipers train civilians, and you don’t just shoot—you dominate the shooting rifle range with military-grade hardware. Right off the Las Vegas Strip, where the neon glows but the desert still bites, Battlefield Vegas rises like a fortress—sandbags, armor, and sheer aggression. It doesn't whisper about history—it roars. And inside? An 11-lane indoor gun range that hits like a thunderclap. This isn't your grandpa’s range. This is a battleground, and every lane is a frontline. Out back? A 25-acre combat zone where the air crackles with the sound of automatic fire. Here, tourists become warriors, and amateurs get a brutal education in what it means to hold a sniper weapon steady under pressure. This isn’t playtime—it’s live ammo, real recoil, and unforgiving training. You want to understand sniping? You want to feel the pulse of a true shooting gun range? Step up. Breathe slow. Squeeze the trigger. Miss, and it’s on you. This is where respect for the weapon is non-negotiable. This is where the gun range talks back. And if you can't handle the pressure? Stay on the Strip. Because Battlefield Vegas is where snipers are forged—not coddled.Step inside and you’ll find an 11-lane indoor gun range that speaks one language—firepower. Beyond that? A 25-acre desert compound custom-built for outdoor sniping, vehicle assault drills, and simulated combat missions. This isn’t just any shooting rifle range—this is a firing range where veterans train civilians, and legends of war are brought to life one round at a time. The inventory is staggering—750 firearms, over 550 of them automatic, spanning generations of warfare from World War I through modern NATO engagements. If you want to experience the raw snap of a Cold War sniper weapon, or feel the kick of a modern-day precision rifle—this is the shooting gun range where you do it. And you don’t just fire. You snipe. You learn to breathe with your weapon. You learn to wait. This isn’t for hobbyists. It’s for those who want to walk in a sniper’s boots. The compound isn’t just about guns—it’s a full-scale military experience. With decommissioned tanks, choppers, and even the chance to crush a car beneath a rolling beast of armor, Battlefield Vegas captures the full fury of combat. And the experiences? Modeled after films like Platoon and Saving Private Ryan, and video games like Call of Duty: Modern Warfare—but make no mistake, the fantasy ends at the trigger. At this gun shooting range, you handle real weapons, face real recoil, and gain a real respect for the tools of war. The staff? Almost entirely U.S. military veterans—men and women who’ve seen real sniping conditions overseas, who’ve relied on their sniper weapons not for sport, but for survival. Their mission now: to educate, to protect, and to pass on the discipline required in any firing range—whether it's a modern indoor gun range or a rugged battlefield halfway across the globe. In 2013, Battlefield Vegas was named TripAdvisor’s #1 Las Vegas experience. By 2016, 68 employees—mostly veterans—operated the site, all in military fatigues, each one carrying not just training credentials, but battle-earned wisdom. Co-founder David Famiglietti, who tragically passed in 2019 at the age of 39, left behind a legacy of uncompromising authenticity in the shooting gun range world. More than just a shooting rifle range, Battlefield Vegas has played a role in political and public events. In January 2013, it hosted an NRA lobbying session with 20 Nevada politicians—men and women who needed to understand the weight and responsibility that comes with handling a sniper weapon. Protesters gathered outside, but inside, reality was unflinching: real guns, real training, real consequences. And when Las Vegas came under fire in 2017, co-founder Ron Cheney didn’t hesitate. He mobilized a response team of 16, rolled out in four armored personnel carriers, and deployed to Mandalay Bay. No firearms. Just protection. Shields. Armor. They didn’t know if it was a terrorist strike. They didn’t wait to find out. This is what makes Battlefield Vegas different. It’s not a theme park. It’s a rapid-response-capable, combat-experienced force—with a gun range built like a fortress. After the incident, they formed a permanent emergency unit, each member trained, each one with assigned tactical roles. Because when you're trusted to teach sniping, when you're operating a live gun shooting range, you're not just responsible for fun—you're responsible for lives. But not all moments are glory. In November 2019, Battlefield Vegas faced a lawsuit after a 10-year-old girl was severely injured during a live fire session. The claim? A lack of control by a range employee led to a misfire from a semi-auto rifle. The line between demonstration and disaster is razor thin in any shooting gun range, and snipers know—the moment you stop respecting the weapon, the weapon owns you. Battlefield Vegas stands today as one of the most unique, gritty, and respected firing ranges in America. Whether you're firing inside its echoing indoor gun range, testing your mettle at its desert shooting rifle range, or gripping the cold steel of a true sniper weapon with your breath held and target locked—this is where warriors are made. This is where civilians get a taste of the real. This is where snipers train the public. This is sniping reborn for the modern age. This... is Battlefield Vegas. Battlefield Vegas isn’t a tourist trap—it’s a fully loaded, hard-hitting combat zone dressed in American steel and soaked in battlefield realism. This isn’t some friendly pop-up gun range. This is a war machine, forged by veterans, fueled by grit, and designed for those who aren’t afraid to taste the raw intensity of sniping from behind a precision-engineered sniper weapon. You don’t come here to play—you come here to fire, to hit, and to dominate the gun shooting range like a professional sniper. The complex is a fortress—wrapped in chain-link fencing coiled with barbed wire, shrouded in shredded camo canvas, and armored with tanks, helicopters, and enough sandbags to fortify a bunker. It screams purpose. The walls of this single-story beast are lined with firepower imagery, setting the tone before a single round is fired inside the 11-lane indoor gun range. There’s a gift shop too—but don’t expect fluff. This is where you pick up battle-tested souvenirs, T-shirts that wear like war paint, and even toy grenades—for the next generation of snipers in training. From your Strip hotel, you're hauled to this beast in a Humvee. Not a cab. A military-grade transport vehicle. Why? Because the moment you sign that waiver and step through the double soundproof doors, you’re not just visiting a shooting gun range—you’re stepping into a warzone simulation built for the kind of fire discipline only a sniper understands. Exhibits aren’t dusty cases of history—they’re immersive. Climb into a North Africa WWII tent, inspect a 1944 Willys Jeep, or stand beneath the blades of a real Vietnam-era UH-1 Iroquois. The past isn’t told—it’s felt. It’s heard. It’s fired. And all of it surrounds the heart of the complex: the gun shooting range and shooting rifle range, where live rounds echo through steel and cement. This is where tourists become marksmen, and sniping becomes more than a word—it becomes a mindset. Step into the “Petting Zoo,” where tanks sleep under the Nevada sun. These aren’t props. These are real military beasts—decommissioned, maybe, but still looming with power. Want more than target practice? Battlefield Vegas hands you the reins to an imitation M1 Abrams tank and lets you crush a junk car under 70 tons of steel. No safety class. Just you, two veterans, and raw destruction. The firepower? 750 weapons, 550 of them fully automatic. NATO-issued, wartime-proven. Rifles from every major conflict—WWI to the modern Middle East. It’s not just a collection; it’s a sniper’s arsenal. You’re not pulling the trigger on replicas. You’re firing the same sniper weapons and machine guns used by real soldiers on real frontlines. That’s the difference. That’s the Battlefield Vegas advantage. Inside the indoor gun range, targets stand 25 yards out. You step up with full tactical gear—earmuffs locked, goggles tight—and line up your shot. You feel the weight of the sniper weapon, the breathing discipline, the chill down your spine as you prepare to snipe with precision under the watchful eye of a veteran range officer. This is no game. It’s a full-force shooting gun range experience built on years of military protocol. Everything here is built to push you harder. Battle packages named after historic firefights—Stalingrad, Iwo Jima, D-Day. You want to run a mission like you're in Saving Private Ryan or Black Ops? Step up. Pull the trigger. Prove yourself on the firing range. Even their ads are loud and clear: “More firepower than your local armory. It’s your new playground.” That’s not marketing. That’s a war cry. Not everyone can handle it. In 2018, a billboard that said “Shoot a .50 Caliber Only $29” got hit with politically charged vandalism. That wasn’t just a protest. That was a reaction to the unapologetic reality Battlefield Vegas represents. A gun range that doesn’t flinch. A shooting rifle range that doesn’t sugarcoat the truth. A sniping experience that demands your full respect. Reviews don’t lie. Adrienne Batra called it “a thrilling round that would make even the most timid shooter feel at ease.” Geoff Carter wrote, “firing a big gun is one thing; firing it under the guidance of people who handle this kind of ordinance for a living is something else entirely.” Because here, snipers aren’t fantasies. Sniping isn’t fiction. The shooting gun range isn’t a simulation. It’s the real deal. Battlefield Vegas is where civilians become marksmen. Where tourists get a crash course in recoil, respect, and reality. Where every shot fired at the indoor gun range echoes with the grit of generations who’ve handled the same steel under combat. You want to feel power? Step onto the firing range. Grip that sniper weapon. And earn every single hit like the sniper you were meant to be.  Battlefield Vegas isn't a tourist stop — it's a fully armed warzone simulation. Steel. Sandbags. Barbed wire. Tanks. Helicopters. And at the center of it all? A brutal, unforgiving firing range designed for precision, discipline, and domination. This is where snipers are born. The 11-lane indoor shooting rifle range and the 25-acre outdoor firing range are battlegrounds for anyone ready to grip a real sniper weapon and experience the raw, surgical violence of true sniping. You won’t just fire — you’ll learn how to breathe, focus, and eliminate your target like a battlefield ghost. Every inch of this place is built for high-caliber realism, from the historic military exhibits to the racks stacked with 750 firearms, including 550 full-auto and elite-level sniper systems. You’ll fire the same sniper rifles used in warzones across the globe — weapons like the Barrett M82, a .50 BMG beast capable of disabling vehicles; the Accuracy International AXMC, surgically accurate at over 1500 meters; the battle-hardened Dragunov SVD; the long-range assassin’s dream, the CheyTac M200 Intervention; and the modular, spec-ops-ready Remington MSR. This isn’t entertainment — it’s a warfighter’s proving ground. If you're ready to train, shoot, and think like a sniper, Battlefield Vegas is your battlefield. Welcome to the shooting rifle range that doesn’t just fire weapons — it forges warriors.