Aerial view of Boulder Rifle and Pistol Club with CANCON and Dead Air Silencers presenting sponsor branding

Get to Know Our Las Vegas Range

Every CANCON Las Vegas takes place at Boulder Rifle & Pistol Club — home to one of the few 1,000-yard shooting ranges in the U.S.A., carved into the Nevada desert since 1938.

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1938

Founded

14+

Shooting disciplines hosted

1,200 yds

Longest steel silhouette distance

~20 mi

From the Las Vegas Strip

Where CANCON Las Vegas Happens

Boulder Rifle & Pistol Club (BRPC) is an all-volunteer-run nonprofit shooting sports facility in Boulder City, Nevada, whose stated philosophy is simple: “Have fun while learning.” It’s a working club range that also opens its doors to the public through a dedicated Courtesy Range program, and it hosts 14+ distinct shooting disciplines — from precision long-range rifle to cowboy action, archery, and a full junior/youth program. It’s this working infrastructure — bays, berms, and a 1,000-yard range built for real competitive disciplines — that CANCON borrows for the weekend.

Governance is entirely member-driven: a five-officer Board of Directors and an Executive Board, with officers serving two-year terms.

History

  • 1938 — Range originally built by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
  • Pre-1990s — Silhouette rifle range and open pistol area added.
  • Mid-1990s onward — Open pistol area converted into today’s Courtesy Range: 12 bays, shotgun stations, and dedicated training areas.
  • Recent years — Members-only range expanded to 11 shooting bays; silhouette range upgraded with steel targets from 100 out to 1,200 yards.
  • 2010 — Road from Boulder City paved; club paved its main internal roads and improved parking.

BRPC is proud of running one of the few 1,000-yard shooting disciplines in the U.S.A. — a notable credential worth calling out for a national and international audience.

Facility & Features

Disciplines Hosted (14+)

High Power Rifle · Trap/Skeet · Practical Rifle · Vintage Military Rifle Silhouette · Tactical Pistol · IDPA · Steel Challenge · Long Range Precision Silhouette · Three Gun · ICORE (revolver) · Cowboy Action Shooting · USPSA · Archery Range · Juniors (Youth) Program

Range Infrastructure

  • Covered shooting bays with picnic tables and bench rests
  • Members-only range: 11 shooting bays
  • Courtesy (public) range: 12 bays + dedicated shotgun stations
  • Silhouette range: steel targets at 100–1,200 yards
  • Trap ranges and accessible infrastructure throughout the property

Access & Safety

MembersNon-Members (Courtesy Range)
Access24/7$15/person, 2-hour limit
Winter hours (Labor Day–Memorial Day)24/7Thu / Sat / Sun 8am–4pm; Tue 8am–8pm
Summer hours (Memorial Day–Labor Day)24/7Thu / Sat / Sun 7am–3pm; Tue 7am–8pm

The 4 Rules of Firearm Safety

  1. 1All guns are always loaded.
  2. 2Never let the muzzle cover anything you’re not willing to destroy.
  3. 3Keep your finger off the trigger until your sights are on the target.
  4. 4Be sure of your target — and what’s behind it.
⚠ Eye and ear protection is mandatory for shooters, visitors, and spectators alike.

Nearby: Make It a Trip

Boulder City sits about 20 miles southeast of the Las Vegas Strip and Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) — roughly a 25–30 minute drive — right at the doorstep of Hoover Dam and Lake Mead.

Hoover Dam and bypass bridge over the Colorado River

Hoover Dam

One of the most-visited engineering landmarks in the country, minutes from the range.

Wakeboarding on Lake Mead near Boulder City, Nevada

Lake Mead National Recreation Area

Boating, kayaking, swimming, and hiking right next door.

Historic Downtown Boulder City, Nevada gateway sign

Historic Downtown Boulder City

Walkable shops, restaurants, and galleries — including the landmark Boulder Dam Hotel.

The Las Vegas Strip at night

The Las Vegas Strip

~20 miles / 25–30 minutes away — an easy add-on for anyone flying in for the event.

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