LATVIA
The ones worth booking.
The 5 most popular shooting range experiences in Latvia. Each one below covers what you see, how long it takes and what it costs, so you can pick the right day out.
Shoot Glock 17, Winchester, and Kalashnikov at Riga Shooting Range. Friendly instruction, controlled safety, and take-home targets in about 40 minutes.
“A great experience with a friendly team and clear instructions. We even had the opportunity to add a few extra firearms onto our itinerary at short notice. Well worth a trip.”
Riga gun range with hotel pickup. Shoot a Glock 17, MP5, Winchester shotgun, plus optional AK-74 Saiga. Private feel, pro staff.
“This was advertised as a private tour yet we did the activity with a group of 5 others. Given there were no security checks this made us feel very uneasy. The experience was very rushed, we were just handed each of the guns and told which target to aim at. Having done this experience in…”
Try Glock 17, Winchester, and Kalashnikov in Riga. English-speaking instructors, safety focus, targets kept, and photos with the guns.
“Great chance to do this in a safe environment. All details explained and safety guidelines described.”
Private real-gun indoor shooting in Riga with an English instructor. Pick a package, shoot multiple weapons, get a certificate and photos.
“My son and I did the shooting, during his spring break. My son had been to a range more recently and it showed. I missed a lot of my shots, but my son did well. We both had a great time and highly recommend it to everyone. Definitely appreciate the variety of guns and the…”
Try firearms safely at Riga Shooting Range Trapitava. 1.5-hour guided session with gear, English support, and flexible weapon sets.
“The best shooting range to go to, especially for beginners. Lovely staff that explains everything well, guides you through the experience and corrects you when needed. They adapt to your skill level, usually book one session per hour in order to give a personal guided experience. Fair prices, international-friendly.”
