Safety rules and targets, with clean desert views, in one hour. This Outdoor Range – Modern Warfare Package is built around firearms training and close supervision from a certified NRA Range Safety Officer, with the Bradshaw Mountains showing up in the background. It’s a straightforward “safety first, then shoot” setup that works well for first-timers who want structure, not guesswork.

What I like most is that your time isn’t wasted. You get firearms training plus the actual range coaching, and the range setup covers the three popular platforms in the package: Glock, AR-15, and AK-47. One thing to consider: it’s a small-coverage experience—no transportation is included—so you’ll want your ride or plan locked in before you go.

Key Highlights You’ll Care About

• NRA Range Safety Officer supervision keeps the whole session controlled and beginner-friendly
• Ammo included for three firearms: Glock (10), AR-15 (20), AK-47 (20)
• One-hour, private outdoor range format near the Bradshaw Mountains
• Small group size (max 10) means more coaching time
• English-only instruction and support for clarity on the line

Modern Warfare Package: What It Really Means in the Real World

This is not a “walk in, point gun, hope for the best” situation. The experience is organized around training and supervision, led by a certified NRA Range Safety Officer. For you, that matters because a range session goes smoother when you’re not improvising. You’ll know what to do, in what order, and why—so you can focus on getting your hits.

You’re also getting an ammo plan up front. The package includes rounds for three different firearm types, not just one. That turns the experience into a compare-and-learn session: grip, sight picture habits, and trigger control show up fast when you switch platforms under the same supervision.

The time commitment is short—about 1 hour—which is a plus if you’re juggling a Phoenix trip schedule. The tricky part is that a short session can feel rushed if you show up unready. If you’re calm, attentive, and ready to follow directions, you’ll get more out of it.

Where You Go Near Phoenix (And Why Location Matters)

The meeting point is at Arizona Outdoor Fun Adventures & Tours, 61112 Black Canyon Fwy, New River, AZ 85087. The “near Phoenix but not in the middle of the city” feel is part of the appeal here. You get the outdoor range experience, plus those Bradshaw Mountains views that make the setting feel like more than just a fenced lane and a target board.

This matters for your planning in two ways. First, you’re already in a more relaxed, open-air setting, so the session feels less confined than many indoor options. Second, because transportation isn’t included, you’ll want to treat the meeting point like a real appointment, not a casual “we’ll figure it out” stop.

The Range Experience Flow: Safety, Training, Then Shooting

Even without overcomplicating it, the package clearly follows a logical progression:

1) Check-in and paperwork

You’ll receive confirmation at booking, and a signed waiver is required to participate. Since you must be 18+ with a valid ID and a credit or debit card to book, plan to show up prepared.

2) Safety briefing and supervision

This is where the certified NRA Range Safety Officer drives the experience. Expect that the officer will set rules for handling, aiming, and when you can move or shoot. That’s not just “good practice”—it’s the foundation for why this package earns such strong safety-focused ratings.

3) Firearms training on the line

Training isn’t separate from the shooting. It’s tied to what you’re doing while you’re doing it, which is exactly what beginners need. The goal is simple: you understand the basics quickly, then you apply them with supervision.

4) Shooting the three included platforms

The package includes specific ammo counts per person:

• Glock: 10 rounds
• AR-15: 20 rounds
• AK-47: 20 rounds

5) Wrap-up and head out

The session ends back at the meeting point. In at least one case from the experience history, someone even received help getting to their car at the end—small thing, but it signals that they pay attention to how people finish the experience.

Your Included Firearms and Ammo: Built for a Real Comparison

The included ammo plan is what makes this package feel efficient. You don’t need to buy extra just to try each platform. You get enough rounds to get a feel and build some consistency, without turning the session into a never-ending reloading marathon.

Here’s the practical takeaway:

• Glock (10 rounds): a quick introduction that helps you get comfortable with a handgun format first.
• AR-15 (20 rounds): more reps, so you’re not learning everything in the first minute.
• AK-47 (20 rounds): another platform with enough included rounds for meaningful practice under coaching.

And yes, additional ammo can be purchased on-site if you want to shoot more. That’s useful if you start strong and want extra time with one firearm, but it’s also a check for your wallet. If you’re budget-minded, decide ahead of time whether you want to stop at the included rounds or plan for an on-site top-up.

The Coaching That Makes Beginners Comfortable

If you’re worried you’ll be the person freezing up at the bench, this package is built for you. One experience highlight in the feedback history: an instructor named Mayton was described as perfect for beginners, taking his time and explaining clearly while maintaining strong safety habits.

That style matters. When instruction is patient, you don’t waste rounds guessing. When safety is emphasized consistently, you don’t feel rushed into doing the next step. And when the range setup has what you need to shoot Glock, AR, and AK-47, you spend less energy on logistics and more on the fundamentals.

If you’re traveling with family or friends, this also plays well. The session is small-group, structured, and coached—so it can work even when people have very different experience levels.

Views of the Bradshaw Mountains: A Small Detail That Changes the Mood

It’s easy to treat a shooting range like a purely functional stop. Here, the experience includes stunning views of the Bradshaw Mountains. That might sound like a “nice-to-have,” but it affects how you feel during the session.

Outdoor settings reduce the sense of being boxed in. You can breathe easier, and the whole hour feels more like a real adventure stop than a chore. For many people, that’s the difference between “I did it once” and “I’d do it again.”

Who This Suits Best (And Who Should Skip It)

This package is a great fit if you:

• want a short, structured shooting experience
• are a beginner and value clear supervision
• prefer a small group (it holds up to 10 travelers)
• like the idea of trying three firearms in one visit

You might think twice if you:

• need transportation provided (it’s not included)
• are sensitive to firearms training and safety rules (you should be ready for instruction and supervision)
• can’t meet the age rule (18+ to shoot) or you’re traveling with minors who won’t be accompanied by a parent

Price and Value: Why $228.84 Can Make Sense

At $228.84 per person for an about 1-hour session, the price can feel high at first glance—until you look at what’s included. You’re paying for more than a range rental:

• use of firearms
• the ammo that comes with the package (Glock 10, AR-15 20, AK-47 20)
• a certified NRA Range Safety Officer
• firearms training

That combination is what makes it good value if you don’t already have your own gear, permits, or experience. Buying ammo and arranging instruction on your own is usually more complicated and often more expensive once you factor everything in.

It’s also booked about 18 days in advance on average, which is a clue that this is in-demand. If you know your dates, lock it in early so you aren’t forced into a less convenient time slot.

What to Bring and How to Prep Without Stress

The data you have is simple: you’ll need to be 18+, bring a valid ID, and book using a credit or debit card. You’ll also sign a waiver on-site.

Beyond that, your best move is practical:

• arrive ready to follow instructions
• plan your ride to the New River meeting point
• think about whether you want to purchase extra ammo on-site if you’re enjoying the session

If you’re going with friends, it helps to agree ahead of time that this is a coached learning experience, not a competition for who hits the most. That mindset tends to make people calmer—and calmer people tend to shoot better.

FAQ

FAQ

How long is the Outdoor Range – Modern Warfare Package?

It runs for about 1 hour.

Where is the meeting point in the Phoenix area?

You’ll meet at Arizona Outdoor Fun Adventures & Tours, 61112 Black Canyon Fwy, New River, AZ 85087, USA.

What firearms and how much ammo are included?

Per person, the package includes Glock (10 rounds), AR-15 (20 rounds), and AK-47 (20 rounds).

Can I buy more ammo during the experience?

Yes. Additional ammo can be purchased on-site.

Is transportation provided to and from the activity?

No. Transportation isn’t included.

What are the age requirements?

You must be 18+ to shoot with a valid ID. Minors must be accompanied by a parent.

Do I need to speak English?

Yes. All guests must speak and understand English.

What’s the cancellation policy?

There’s free cancellation. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund; within 24 hours, the amount paid isn’t refunded.

Should You Book This Range Package?

I’d book it if you want a coached, safety-first way to try handgun plus two common rifles in one tight session. The included ammo and the certified NRA Range Safety Officer turn this from a casual activity into a real learning experience, and the strong safety feedback plus beginner-friendly coaching (including the role of Mayton) is exactly what you want when you’re new.

Skip it—or plan carefully—if getting yourself to New River is hard, since transportation isn’t included. Also, only book if you can fully participate: waiver signed, English comfortable, and 18+ to shoot.

If those boxes check out, this is one of the better “do it once the right way” shooting experiences around Phoenix—short, supervised, and focused on getting you safe and confident on the range.