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dateCreated	2011-11-21 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	American Shooters
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rev:text	I shoot all the time in California, but when in Nevada, you have to shoot the fully auto. We rolled up Saturday around 2PM and surprisingly their was no line. The staff was amazing and helpful. The breakdown was this... $15 - entry per person $15 - average rental price per gun So renting four guns added up to about $100 for both of us. Some key take aways, the more people that come the cheaper it gets. Guns range from about $20 - $60 to rent. Two people shooting that's about $10 - $30 per gun. 5 people would be $4 - $15 per gun. The more people, the cheaper it gets. You have to use their ammo but they are actually quite fair. They basically charge you to use American Eagle ammo and tack on maybe 10% which kills the local ranges here. Box of 9mm (50 rounds) was $13. Even at walmart a box of Federal now days runs about $12... so all in all ammo wasn't too bad. Once you pay entry you can come back as many times during that day. Once you rent one gun, you can rent it over and over that day to your hearts content. We went back to a few rifles over the day. Since I asked to shoot stuff we couldn't get in CA, the staff brought all all SBR guns. Not all guns were maintained well. We shot an HK and the first one kept stove piping, the second had the barrel all shot out so the bullets tumbled when hitting paper and couldn't reach out to 25 yards even on semi. They have a 25 yard range for all pistol calibers including 223/556. Anything bigger such as 308 you have to go to the 50 yard rifle range. The whole time a staff member supervised us, I assume because they were worried we shoot up the place. In his defense I noticed gun holes in the roof. Guess they had experience with us out-of-towners. AK74 (Arsenal) - Wasn't that exciting. Muzzle climbs like no ones business. If you've never shot one go for it. Arsenal I believe is down the street so they had tons of them. Tommy gun - Piece of history. I always dreamed of shooting this bad boy, and man was it freaking cool. Heavy as hell and the stock didn't fit well with me, but regardless super happy to shoot it. HK in 556 - Amazing gun. The thing had literally no recoil while bursting. However one of them had the barrel all shot out and wasn't as nice. S&W in 50 Cal - BOOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMM. I'm sure we have this revolver in California but it looked so bad ass.... $13 dollars for 5 rounds though. Guns they had but we ran out of time to shoot: M60 - So bad ass SCAR - always wanted to go al capone in 308. UZI - I asked if I could one hand shoot. He said as long as bullets hit paper.... maybe next year... Loved this place.
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rev:reviewer	Jeff

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