Bullets and Burgers — Attraction in Paradise

The best tour of any kind I’ve had been on!!!!

My best man booked a tour here for my bachelor party on September 21,2019 all I have to say was that i had a blast and it exceeded all my expectations! Andrew was our guide and this dude was super cool and very knowledgeable about everything we asked him.

We started our excursion by getting picked up right and early that day at 7am, making our drive through the desert into Arizona where the gun range is located. On the ride there Andrew pointed out interesting factoids along the way. The scenery on the drive was unreal coming from a group of guys from Chicago, we never see landscape like this anywhere.

Once we got to the range, first thing first was a monster truck trip, on one that holds the world record for being the longest one. I had no idea this was one the agenda so i was really surprised and stoked! This monster truck could hold up to what it looked like around 20 passengers. Our driver, Metal Mike, was an insane driver! Woo! Most of us were still asleep getting off the shuttle, but that monster truck ride brought us back to life after a long night of partying the previous night!

After that the fun part began! The package that we got let us shot one pistol and two rifles. Our two instructors were fun and yet informative. I myself has only shot pistols but never any type of automatic rifle. So let's say that I had a lot of fun spraying at full auto but no targets were hit on my end.

After we were done shooting we were greeted with some burgers in the café area. These burgers have never tasted so good to us because all of us were hung over and hungry LOL. Then we began our way back to the city.

Our last stop before Andrew dropped us off at the hotel was the Hoover dam. Most of the guys in my group under estimated the scale of the Hoover dam. They were all impressed by the size are the damn and the bridge dad was above the dam.

My experience from this excursion was unbelievable. I would never forget this experience. I would highly recommend this tour to anyone on their next...

I was in Vegas with a group for a friend's birthday and we decided to book a different kind of activity. We chose Bullets and Burgers because they had a shooting component and an ATV component to get both experiences, plus they picked us up and dropped us off at Caesar's palace, where we were staying. We had about 10 people in our group and from the moment we got picked up from our hotel, it was go go go. The driver was pointing out some notable landmarks on the drive to the desert, and providing us with some history. We stopped by the Hoover Dam to take some pictures, and went on a wild ride in a monster truck type of vehicle, then we finally got to the location where we were going to start our ATV trek. We each picked out helmets and an ATV, they provided us with a quick tutorial on how to use the ATVs, and had each of us drive around so they could make sure we knew how to properly use one. The safety measures they took were incredible. The trek itself was interesting. We drove through the desert in a single file and the day we went, there were no clouds in the sky so we could fully enjoy the experience. We stopped at the Colorado River where a few of us jumped into the water fully clothed, but we were completely dry by the time we got back to our starting point. Just a warning that you will get VERY dusty on this trip, so dress accordingly. After the ATV trip, we were brought to the gun range where they gave us tutorials on how to properly shoot each of the different types. Again, they were huge on safety. After all that, we got to sit down and eat the burgers and get a few drinks which was a nice way to end the day. We were dropped back off at our hotel at the end of the day. Overall, the entire trip was extremely organized, very busy, and...

It's pretty much what it says it is. You shoot bullets and then eat a burger.

The Good: Ernie at the range was a wonderful guy. He was knowledgeable, sociable, and made our shooting a experience a lot of fun. My group had experience with certain weapons, so he was more than happy to recommend something more exotic that we might not have tried before. If we came back, it would be to hang out with him.

The Average: The burger. It was cold, mediocre, and consumed at a plastic table at a truck stop. It wasn't bad per se, but I'd have preferred a Big Mac.

Our photos and videos were Air Dropped to us from a phone called "Boobies", which, while hilarious, makes me question the professionalism of the operation a bit.

The Bad: Our driver/tour guide started out quite friendly, but before too long couldn't resist expressing his "controversial" opinions, including a detailed explanation of why COVID was a massive hoax meant to control us, and how great POTUS 45-47 is and will be.

We were trapped in a squeaky van for over two hours listening to a greatest hits album of right-wing conspiracy theories, talking points, and political opinions. It was draining and sucked out any enthusiasm we had for the experience. No matter your views, I doubt many people want to spend their vacation rehashing the world's recent challenges, especially if (for example) they had relatives die during the pandemic or are visiting from another country that isn't particularly interested in celebrating...