PHNOM PENH
The best of the capital.
The 5 most popular shooting range experiences in Phnom Penh, with prices, durations and the operator behind each. The standouts most visitors book, and what to expect once you turn up.
A 6-hour outdoor shooting day in Phnom Penh with an English-speaking guide, safety coaching, and the chance to fire everything from Glock to RPG.
Most Popular“Very well organised trip. Communication was excellent, pickup on time. Good car. Guide was very helpful and friendly. Trip itself was awesome. 100 % Recommended!.”
Outdoor shooting range near Phnom Penh with licensed firearms, hotel pickup, and mountain views. $12 covers transport; shots cost extra.
“It's not really a tour, it's a transfer to a shooting area.”
Phnom Penh city sights plus an outdoor gun range. Professional safety training, a wide weapons list, pickup, and optional video in 5–8 hours.
“You can shoot RPG and 50 caliber weapons, throw grenades, and much more. You get what you pay for! I threw 2 hand grenades, one in the water, the other one in the ground, but the one on the ground you can't see exploding because you have to take cover fast. Make sure to buy…”
Phnom Penh outdoor shooting range on a military base. Hotel pickup, English guide, safety briefing, guns to choose, and included beer.
“What an amazing experience, Huot it’s an amazing guide very funny that will stay with you for all the activity. You will love the countryside and the people. Free beers and guns sounds good to every people in the world :) i reccomend this activity so much , you will never forget this”
Hotel pickup from Phnom Penh to an outdoor gun range with AK47 and more. Cold beer included, plus optional 3-camera video.
“I was the only one there, so everything was quick. My desired gun (Dragunov sniper) wasn’t available because they didn’t have the bullets. Nonetheless, I had a great time with two guns: MP5 and AK47! For a beginner shooter, the targets are fairly easy. Just take your time as you have plenty of time. Always…”
The Royal Palace and the riverfront, the Mekong at dusk, the markets and the food lanes, and the history every visitor comes to understand.
