Clark County Shooting Complex

This is a great place! Yes like every other range in Las Vegas they have rules, and all range rules are not the same. I don’t understand how someone would NOT want people to be able to swap targets out after a while without getting shot at, so anyone that says «there is too much structure and too many rules.» or «It’s unprofessional to not let people near their shooting tables while people are switching targets.» is smoking crack. Ask those RSO’s how many times a live round was ejected from a firearm after a customer said «oh that’s empty, it’s not loaded.» And you might understand. As for getting yelled at? How good is your hearing with muffs on or earplugs in? Mine sucks, but that’s the point of using hearing protection isn’t it?
The staff there is very knowledgeable and do not hesitate to help customers while STILL keeping an eye out for the safety of everyone. More than once I’ve even seen them oil up customers firearms that were «malfunctioning» because they haven’t seen maintenance for months… Having issues with your aim? Ask one of those folks, your shots will improve instantly. Best. Place. Ever.

This shooting complex is ok for maybe a beginner. You can’t shoot at your own pace and the rules are insane. I’m sure the rules are for our protection but one of the range monitors is way over the top (don’t know his name but he’s Asian and grumpy!!). All the other guys that work there are super friendly and helpful. I’ve been shooting consistently for about 4 years but have always owned guns. This place is actually really nice, but the Asian guy ruined it for me. He yells at people for really dumb things. I won’t be going back. If you’re a beginner, go to this range. If you’re experienced, it will frustrate you.

I visited the CCSC with my husband one hot sunny Las Vegas day this past fall. He was preparing for his upcoming Mule Deer/​Antelope hunting trip and wanted to shoot some practice rounds with his rifle (he says he was checking the zero of his riffle or something like that). I joined him for a day and thought it would be fun to scope this place out (pun intended).
This large outdoor shooting range is surprisingly unknown to most tourists. It shouldn’t be. It’s totally worth the stop and located a short 30 min. drive North of The Strip. The prices are very reasonable (see photos for rental and admission fees) and we paid $ 9.00 a person for our visit (we brought our own rifle and ammo).
The staff was helpful, friendly, welcoming and safety conscious. The CCSC offers an extensive range of clean facilities where one may shoot handguns, bows and arrows, rifles and shotguns. They even offer RV hookups for those folks who want to stay overnight. I felt extremely safe and appreciated the ongoing supervision throughout the ranges.
The range backs up to the Sheep Range Mountains with the Las Vegas city lights in the distance (great views at night). There’s a lot more to Las Vegas outside our famous Strip. Get out there and explore more of what Las Vegas has to offer.
Unilocal 2016 — Review 3

Beautiful scenery at this outdoor shooting range. Everyone’s friendly and very professional. The best part is the prices. They charge very affordable prices compared with the indoor tourist traps in the city.

It’s FARRRRR out there, for good reasons too. But for time, cost, and gas it might not be worth it to go out there.
It’s a really large complex for skeet/​trap shooting, archery range, and the gun range. So it’s a all in one type of stop. The gun range is nice and has a lot of lanes and they do have area for ranged scopes and .50 caliber weapons. They’ll even let you shoot your shotgun at targets too. It’s fun with some friends but they’re super strict and not very friendly when you’re on the range.
If you’re new to their rules or don’t remember every one of them, they get on you like it’s nobodies business. I can understand the rules and the safety concerns but when you’re being a jerk about it it’s unprofessional and not everyone is a regular. I won’t be going back to the gun range at all because of the last few times they have tried to intimidate people on the range.
The archery range staff are a lot nicer and much more friendly. They’re very helpful to people who have never shot on their range or in general. They also offer compound bow rentals, not sure if they have any other bows. Just make sure you tell them if you’re a lefty and would like one. They only have one left-​handed bow and it’s usually gets rented out quick. You can find archery ranges in town for about the same price so the cost of driving up there won’t really be worth it unless you live up there.
Overall it’s a nice complex but I won’t be going back. I might go try the skeet/​trap shooting and see how that goes, but with the way the staff is, no thanks.

Great place! Very organized and has everything you need (even snacks). A bit too controlling, though. I get it, everybody needs to be safe, but you need permission just to breathe. And this being our first time, we were a bit uncertain which building to walk into but everything went smooth and this is our new favorite range!

I have been here a few times and it’s a great place to shoot a bow! Each time I have gone the staff has been very friendly and helpful if I ever had a problem or question. They also give you pointers and want to help you improve your shooting! The range has so many different shooting options as well! You can shoot 3D, shoot at a close target or shoot up to 80 yards! I have also shot hand guns here and the place is so nice. I’ve never had a problem with this place!

Nice and friendly service, the staff is also helpful and courteous. The price is good and targets cheap. With 20 minutes on and with about 10 minutes off, it makes for a fun afternoon. The range is close to the mountain, giving a pleasant breeze on a warm vegas day.

This place is awesome! I only am writing a review for the Trap and Sport shooting. The main area to check in is nice and big. The girls working the desk are nice, helpful and patient. They didn’t have golf carts but it was really easy walking the East course. We had no problem with any of the clays. We did 100 clays during sport and 100 clays for trap. They have someone sitting at every trap/​skeet station to help you and to make sure that everything is smooth. They have about 25 stations. They had a tournament going on but still made sure to hold a couple for the public. It baffles me that more people don’t check this place out. They have a small restaurant and a parking area for RVs. I will definitely be back when we are in Vegas again.

Are you looking to do something off the strip for once? Then drive 30 mins north into North Vegas and go skeet or trap shooting! We had a group of 10 and rented five guns and ammo and it came down to around $ 34 a person which was a great price. It lasted a few hours as we took turns shooting in groups of five.
The guns had a kick and left a small bruise on my shoulder but no biggie. They worked great. The only downside is that the sun is beating down on you cause there is no shade! Bring water, it’s hot. They have soda machines but some of them are broken and will eat your money heh. Bring sunglasses so you don’t have to buy theirs — required for shooting. Will be coming back if I’m in vegas!

Very clean and well maintained facility.
I attend a training course here every January with Remington, so I am only able to comment about the building, and ranges that we use.
Classrooms are large and very clean.
Ranges are well maintained and spotless as is the entire property.
Highly recommend this great facility.

We try to go shooting every other weekend. We enjoy shooting trap. The range is clean and very safe. There is always a range safety officer watching you when you shoot. I personally do not think the officer should be there always but I understand for safety precautions. Trap/​skeet is $ 6.50 per round. You can buy your shells for your shotguns for $ 7.75 per box at the range or you can get them at an inexpensive price either at Walmart or Bass pro shops. If you do not have shot guns, you can rent at location. It can be a pricy hobby if you don’t own guns.
On Thursdays, they have a deal that’s going on for $ 4.50 per round for trap/​skeet. Awesome deal, but too bad its on a weekday.
Overall, the complex is really nice, the staff is friendly, and they offer a variety of services besides trap/​skeet.

Great place to shoot. Very comfortable and welcoming environment for all levels of shooters. The range masters are very knowledgeable and even assist if you need it. While visiting LV our family told us about this place and they were right on. A real shooting experience for real people.

Pretty good facility. They have a total of 24 trap houses– wow! And full hookup RV pads facing the houses so you would be shooting targets in no time. Service is great and the staffs are very friendly. I will definitely be back for another match and maybe use their RV pad next time we go back to LV. Have fun both in LV and Trap, my kind of day!

Had a very nice time there. The personal was professional. And the price was a great…
Nothing to rent really. But its actually a nice drive up north to get some practice in.

At 9 dollars per person, Clark County’s outdoor shooting park is good place if you want to «unload» some stress and shoot some targets. The facility is very well maintained and offers areas for rifle, pistol, shotgun/​skeet, as well as archery. The price for the rifle/​pistol range is more than reasonable and the store offers firearm rentals, targets, eye/​ear protection, ammo, and most everything you may need for your shooting hearts desire. The rifle range offers up to 100 yard distances for precision shooters. Tables and stands are provided and bays are very clean. Place is great for zeroing a new rifle and practicing your marksmanship.
That being said, the place has more rules than most other shooting ranges. New timers must first obtain their yellow pass to shoot by first watching the instructional and introductory video to ccsp. Rso’s are always observant about range safety and are quick to enforce range rules. However they also offer tips and tricks to new shooters and are available should you have any questions with your firearm.
Place does get busy during the weekend or at peak hours. Also as a tip, you should know and be very familiar with how to clear and safety check your weapon before coming here.

As far as you can go towards the north on Decatur. You get to the base of the mountain with a killer view of the city. This is the setting for a government funded complex specifically made for citizens to exercise your 2cnd Amendment rights. Professionality and safety seem to be top priority. There are official rules that are carefully watchdogged to ensure accidents can be avoided. Before anyone can shoot for the first time you are required to view a short film that displays the safety rules. After which you can pay for the days worth of shooting and buy some paper targets at about 7 $ tops. Make sure to have proper safety headgear such as glasses (sun or other) for eye protection and earplugs or muffs for ear protection. They sell some there if you forget to bring some though. This is the perfect place for beginner gun owners.
The park includes 3 areas to separate the rifle& handgun shooters from the shotgunners and the third area designated for archers. Each section has scheduled firing times of about 10 minutes of open fire towards personally dedicated and numbered booths & targets. Then they call a ceasefire where everyone lays down their firearms unloaded and adjusts their targets when everyone is clear. You can adjust the distance of your targets marginally to about 100 feet in 5 foot increments. Fair enough for novice riflemen but not as far as a skilled sniper would wish. You get assigned a table number, on the tables are an adjustable rifle aiming block and a seat. Up to two can be assigned a table. Minors will need to share tables with an adult.
In the rifle range the targets go out to 100 feet and there are many safety inspectors there to assist with any questions and to make sure your buddy next to you doesn’t accidentally blow your head off being negligent. When it comes to firearms I am not so much an Anarcho-​primitivist when it comes to rules and regulations. Guns are not toys to play cowboys & Indians with. People can get hurt or worse! So I really do appreciate that the staff takes the rules very seriously here. At the Shotgun range you have many options from skeet skeet skeet, clay pigeons buckshot to slug. I haven’t tried the archery range but it looks cool.
Overall I find this to be the most secure place to fire off a few rounds and wind down. Ahh, nothing like the feeling of blasting off a few hundred rounds and going home with a feeling of physical satisfaction. Or shoulder bruises, of course.

1. Night shooting available on Wednesdays and Thursdays
2. If you see a cameraman out there, add Clark County Shooting Complex on Facebook to see your professional photos
3. No, there’s no alcohol allowed.
4. The staff is fabulous with beginners. They do not mind taking the time to teach newbies 1-​on-​1. One guy even set the discs for me so they’d fly up straight instead of at random. It was a generous offer and it allowed me to hit so many and make me feel good about my skill level.
5. Good vibes. I was expecting a bunch of judging, competitive hicks, but I was wrong. It is a very supportive environment from a wide range of demographics. I even saw a lot of children shooting.

If you like guns, and you like gambling, Vegas can handle both vices. This place is a gun lovers oasis in the desert. It is simply a massive county-​run compound specific to shooting sports using state-​owned land graciously donated for this purpose. I’m not from Nevada but wanted to get my NV concealed carry permit since my home state doesn’t have reciprocity with Nevada, so I signed up for a class that the instructor holds at this facility.
First, a word to the wise, this place is a long way out in the middle of nowhere, so if you’re staying on the strip and trying to make it there in time, give yourself a few minutes extra, and don’t speed, because there are several places along the way in long seemingly barren areas that police set up speed traps. I got a ticket at 7:30am on a Sunday morning trying to make it to my CCW class.
In any case, this facility has something for all kinds of shooters; archery, pistol, rifle, short range, long range, bench rests, targets, trap, skeet, etc. It’s also very safety conscious; not like some outdoor ranges where just pointing your muzzle downrange is good enough for the range officer. There are also full classrooms available with A/​V systems for rent, as well as meeting facilities if you want to have a corporate or special event here.
I only experienced the pistol range but my understanding is that the rifle ranges include several options and one goes out to quite extreme distances of 1000 yards or more.
Just remember that if you’re a visitor, you need to be very familiar with the laws of the state, counties and cities that you go to because Nevada has a lot of overlapping legislation, some of it in active dispute, that could get you in trouble depending on who you encounter and what they believe the law to be at that point in time. For example, Nevada open carry doesn’t mean everywhere, and Nevada concealed carry also doesn’t mean everywhere, at least from some police officers’ perspectives; it’s supposedly legal to carry concealed in Vegas but you’ll get arrested anyway if you’re caught doing it, typically for something along the lines of disturbing the peace, public nuisance, etc. So just be aware of what is and is not legal, as well as, what is or is not tolerated in and around Nevada so you can avoid having your trip ruined.

This is a great place to go and shoot. They have a section for handguns/​rifles, skeet, and archery. There are a ton of lanes in each section to accomodate a lot of people and with enough room so you don’t feel cramped. They have target slots from 3 feet out to 100 feet, so you are bound to find your sweet spot somewhere in that range.
It is well staffed and the people on the range will help you with any questions you may have, including checking out your shooting stance. I know this because I was doing it all wrong with my new handgun and a nice gentleman working there helped me correct my stance and hand position on my gun, which resulted in me getting better and my target being destroyed by my newly discovered shooting prowess! Rambo watch out! I think it may have helped my husband shooting as well.
The also offer ammo and targets, in case you forgot yours, and snacks if you get the munchies on the range. They even have pretty targets in case you aren’t into boring grid ones. I tried to get my husband to get a flower target, but alas, I lost that battle.
The place makes you feel safe too. The people on the range watch out for everyone and make sure everyone is behaving and are doing what they are supposed too. They are quite strict with the rules and will fuss at you if you do anything wrong, but you know it is just to keep everyone safe. The rules aren’t really too bad since you are surrounded by hundreds of people who are ARMED to the teeth!
And for you reloaders out there, you can collect a ton of brass for pennies on the dollar, if you are interested in that sort of thing. The park has a big table covered in brass just waiting for you to pick through it and get the caliber you want to work with. It is on the way out, so you don’t even have to lug it with you to the range.
Shooting is a new hobby of ours and the CCSP really makes it fun to go out and shoot stuff up.