Instead of seeing them in a museum, you can shoot the Rifles and Pistols that helped to end the Civil War, Tame the Wild West, Defeat the Spanish at San Juan Hill, or Rifles of WWI that were carried by German, British and American soldiers, pick from the German Mauser, British SmLE, the US Model 1917 Eddystone or Model 1903 Springfield. You can chose to shoot the Rifles and Pistols that changed th
e World during WWII, chose your side, the Axis or Allies? If you choose the Axis, you can shoot the German K98, P-08 Luger, P38, or the Japanese Type 99 or Type 38 Arisaka,
If you pick the Allies you can pick from the British SmLE, or the rifles that saved Mother Russia during the Great Patriotic War, the Mosin Nagant 91/30 as seen in the movie Enemy At The Gate, as well as the M44 Carbine. From the Americans, the rifle that was called the greatest battle implement ever invented, the M1 Garand or the Rifle that was carried by the likes of Audie Murphy, the M-1 Carbine. If more recent history appeals to you, you can try your hand at shooting the AR-15, the civilian version of the M-16 and its opponent from the cold war, The AK-47, Try the Spanish CETME, forerunner of many of today’s best battle rifles
If the Middle East is your interest, try your hand with the Israeli UZI,
For something different, try the Rifles of the Citizen Soldiers of Switzerland, who produced the most accurate military arms ever made for standard issue. Shoot the Schmidt-Ruben 1911 Rifle, the K11 Carbine and the K31 Carbiner. If Something more Old School appeals to you, try your hand at Black powder shooting, chose from the Springfield 1863 Musket, the arm that helped to end the US Civil War, or maybe the Pennsylvania Rifle, which is better known as the Kentucky long rifle as carried by Daniel Boone, or you may pick something a little newer in the form of the St. Louis Hawkins as carried by scores of Mountain men who used them to help settle the West. Ever play Cowboys and Indians? Here is your chance to do what you have only seen in the movies, Chose to shoot the Colt Single Action Army aka The Peace Maker aka The Colt 45, You could chose to shoot the Rifle and Pistols carried by Armstrong Custers' Troops at the Battle of The Little Big Horn. The Springfield Model 1873 Carbine or 1873 Rifle and the Colt .45 Peacemaker. For something Western, but a touch more modern, try the Winchester 94, Lever Action Rifle, one of the most popular hunting rifles ever made. Maybe you want lots of noise and recoil, try the Ruger Super Blackhawk in .44 Magnum, a descendant of the Colt 45
All sessions will included a gun safety course as well as a history lesson for the arms chosen. Eye and Ear protection provided, each session will include 1 box of ammunition for weapon chosen, which is usually 50 rounds for pistols, 20 rounds for Rifles, Black powder will be 50 shots of Ball for pistol and 20 shots of ball for Rifles, Extra ammunition will be made available for a additional charge. We are available for member of the media who would like to learn about the types and operation of firearms. Feel free to ask us for information. Choose from
Rifles:
Springfield 1863 Rifled Musket
Springfield 1873 Trapdoor Carbine*
Springfield 1886 Trapdoor Rifle*
Springfield 1896 Krag*
Springfield 1903
1917 Eddystone
SmLE Enfield Mk III
M-1 Garand
M-1 Carbine
AR-15, available in .223 and .22LR
AK-47
Mosin Nagant 91/30
Mosin Nagant M44 Carbine
Type 38 Arisaka, Carbine*
Type 99 Arisaka*
K.98 Mauser
1911 Schmidt-Ruben Rifle
K11 Schmidt-Ruben Carbine
Winchester 94
CETME
K31 Schmidt-Ruben Carbine
Pistols:
Colt 45 Peacemaker
Colt 1911Automatic
Ruger Super Blackhawk*
P08 Luger
Walther P38
C96 Broomhandle Mauser*
Remington Model 1851 Confederate Navy
Remington Model 1851Navy Sheriff
UZI< pistol caliber
Glock 17
