Posted on 03/05/2012 2:05:36 PM PST by Second Amendment First
For Vegas die-hards bored with the $750 tasting menu at Guy Savoy, the $250 Elton John tickets at Caesars or the $200,000 single-hand baccarat bet at the Bellagio, this city is serving up a new way to find high-priced thrills.
Machine Guns Vegas — an upscale, indoor shooting range complete with skimpily dressed, gun-toting hostesses — opened last week a half mile from the Strip, with an armory of weapons and a promise to fulfill the desires of anyone wanting to fire off an Uzi or a vintage Thompson submachine gun. With its provocative mix of violent fantasy (think blowing holes through an Osama bin Laden target with an AK-47) and sexual allure, it is the latest example of how the extravagances and excesses that have defined Las Vegas are moving beyond the gaming table.
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indoor shooting range complete with skimpily dressed, gun-toting hostesses
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Why are these things always geared for men?? The Gun Store is always one of my stops when I’m in Vegas, but I would rather see hunks in shorts.
I usually drive from L.A. to the Strip within 4 hours, but usually for big fights like Manny Pacquiao and I have to agree that there are some buffets around the city that offer 5$ buffets, if you know where to look for it. Some of it by word of mouth.
I had steaks at the Hard Rock for $40 but I had better steaks for $10 at the California or Sunset Station.
I’d rather play Hunting for Bambi if I had the money. huntingforbambi.com
Or you could just show up “skimpily dressed.”
That never works well, I always get spent cartridges down my bra.
Even better, some of those off-duty gladiators from Caesar's Palace. Or would that be too weird to see them with hamdguns, lol?
My first auto experience was tamer than yours. It was a silenced 9mm Uzi. It stayed perfectly on-target through the whole magazine.
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