Why the range?
The right way to start the day
A bachelor party usually ends the same way — but it doesn't have to start the same way. The range is the part people still talk about years later: early enough that everyone is sharp, and loud enough that the rest of the evening is already won.
The perfect opening act
60–90 minutes of adrenaline in the afternoon and the group is charged for the whole night. After the range, the dinner-table conversation writes itself.
It works for everyone
No experience needed — the instructor walks each person through safety and technique. Even the friend who has “never held a gun” goes home with a punched target as a trophy.
Footage you can't script
The groom with an AK-47 and the look on his face after the first recoil — those are the photos and clips that live in the group chat right up to the wedding day and beyond.
Adrenaline, fully controlled
Every shot happens under an instructor's supervision with certified equipment. Maximum emotion, zero risk — and nobody breaks an ankle like they would at karting.