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Pair a 1-mile professional dirt track session in a Pro Race Truck, dune buggy, or Razor with a guided outdoor shooting package in the Mojave Desert. Expect helmets, live-fire briefings, and a high-energy four-hour adventure with hotel pickup from the Las Vegas Strip.
Pair a 1-mile professional dirt track session in a Pro Race Truck, dune buggy, or Razor with a guided outdoor shooting package in the Mojave Desert. Expect helmets, live-fire briefings, and a high-energy four-hour adventure with hotel pickup from the Las Vegas Strip.
The first bump in the track announces the Mojave. Dirt sprays, tires howl, and the desert opens up like a waiting arena — sun hard and scrub brush low — as you accelerate around a one-mile professional dirt loop in a Pro Race Truck, dune buggy, or Razor. After the engine cools, your guide leads you to an outdoor shooting area where targets and controlled blasts reframe the horizon.
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Operated by Bullets and Burgers · Las Vegas, Nevada
The first bump in the track announces the Mojave. Dirt sprays, tires howl, and the desert opens up like a waiting arena — sun hard and scrub brush low — as you accelerate around a one-mile professional dirt loop in a Pro Race Truck, dune buggy, or Razor. After the engine cools, your guide leads you to an outdoor shooting area where targets and controlled blasts reframe the horizon.
This combo pairs two desertside traditions: recreational off-road driving born from Nevada’s racing culture, and outdoor shooting that traces back to the West’s military and marksmanship history. The ground here is compacted alluvial fan and limestone flash, offering gnarly berms and hard-packed straightaways; geology that gives the track predictable grip but quick dust clouds.
Expect an experience that’s part adrenaline training and part technical handling — short high‑G bursts on the track, then steady, controlled shooting under range safety protocols. Guides emphasize helmets, eye and ear protection, and step-by-step weapons briefings before live fire. Locals will tell you to time runs for morning or late afternoon to avoid peak desert heat and the worst of the glare.
Practical planning: wear long pants, sturdy closed-toe shoes and layered sun protection; hydrate before arrival and carry any necessary medications. Vehicle instruction is hands-on but coach-led; for shooting, follow range commands and keep fingers off triggers until staged. Whether you come for speed or target discipline, this combo turns the Mojave into a classroom where machinery and marksmanship push you to focus and move fast — responsibly.
The full experience runs about four hours including hotel pickup, drive to the track, off-road sessions, the shooting briefing and range time.
No — professional instructors lead vehicle sessions and supervised range instruction is provided for all skill levels.
Minimum age is 18; the activity is not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with serious heart or spinal conditions.
Yes — helmets, eye protection and ear protection are provided as part of the safety equipment; you may bring your own if preferred.
Bullets and Burgers operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The first bump in the track announces the Mojave. Dirt sprays, tires howl, and the desert opens up like a waiting arena — sun hard and scrub brush low — as you accelerate around a one-mile professional dirt loop in a Pro Race Truck, dune buggy, or Razor. After the engine cools, your guide leads you to an outdoor shooting area where targets and controlled blasts reframe the horizon.
The first bump in the track announces the Mojave. Dirt sprays, tires howl, and the desert opens up like a waiting arena — sun hard and scrub brush low — as you accelerate around a one-mile professional dirt loop in a Pro Race Truck, dune buggy, or Razor. After the engine cools, your guide leads you to an outdoor shooting area where targets and controlled blasts reframe the horizon.
This combo pairs two desertside traditions: recreational off-road driving born from Nevada’s racing culture, and outdoor shooting that traces back to the West’s military and marksmanship history. The ground here is compacted alluvial fan and limestone flash, offering gnarly berms and hard-packed straightaways; geology that gives the track predictable grip but quick dust clouds.
Expect an experience that’s part adrenaline training and part technical handling — short high‑G bursts on the track, then steady, controlled shooting under range safety protocols. Guides emphasize helmets, eye and ear protection, and step-by-step weapons briefings before live fire. Locals will tell you to time runs for morning or late afternoon to avoid peak desert heat and the worst of the glare.
Practical planning: wear long pants, sturdy closed-toe shoes and layered sun protection; hydrate before arrival and carry any necessary medications. Vehicle instruction is hands-on but coach-led; for shooting, follow range commands and keep fingers off triggers until staged. Whether you come for speed or target discipline, this combo turns the Mojave into a classroom where machinery and marksmanship push you to focus and move fast — responsibly.