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  • I had a blast here during a recent bachelor party. We shot four machine guns: an Uzi, an M-16, a Thompson (tommy gun) and a sound-suppressed MAC-10. We also shot a Desert Eagle. There were 12 of us total and we each paid $110. It's a lot of money but seems reasonable considering 4 machine gun clips each (20 or so rounds, I'd guess) and that we didn't have to load them ourselves (which would've been painful and time consuming). The guns were great. The Uzi was smooth, the M-16 even smoother. You can really tell why it's used extensively by militaries around the world - accurate, fast, little kick-back. The MAC-10 was fine, and the tommy gun was...a trip. It really felt like you were firing a 70 year old piece of engineering. Slow, imprecise, but fun. The Desert Eagle was sort of unpleasant for me. It was actually too large to comfortably grip and pull the trigger. Firing something that powerful I want to feel like I can control it. Michael S. makes some good points about this epic gun range - the rental weapons are a little beat, the staff is a little...you know, off, but that's to be expected at a gun range and the guns did work just fine. I do wish the hearing protection they offered was a little higher quality. I also would've loved if some of the fancier semi-autos were available for shooting. On balance, this place is a great resource. It's the only time I've been able to fire these types of weapons, it was run by reasonably cool, if liberal-hating, dudes, and I didn't have to spend half my time loading massive clips.
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