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Expérience des armes légères de la Seconde Guerre mondiale

Expérience des armes légères de la Seconde Guerre mondiale

Aperçu

You have seen these iconic weapons used in countless movies and video games. This is a unique opportunity to not only see them up close and learn about them, but also to handle them and test your skill by firing them at a target.

This is the only program of it's kind in the northeast.

Ville: New Hampshire

Mon 14 Jul

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Mon 14 Jul

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Ce qui est inclu

Use of range

All firearms & ammunition

Two hours of instruction by experienced range officer & historic armorer

Paper targets

Safety glasses & hearing protection

Use of range

All firearms & ammunition

Information additionnelle

Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Participants must be able to walk on uneven terrain and sit/kneel/stand in various positions to safely operate different firearm types.

Politique d'annulation

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Commentaires (77)

L6191ZNerict

Aug 2023

A wonderful way to spend the day learning the history of WW2 firearms. Hands on conversation with Pete, a super knowledgable person who is passonate about sharing his knowledge. We learned a lot about what the soldiers had for weaponry, and how they operated. At the end of the conversation, we went to the shooting area and were taught proper technique and were able to experience firing some amazing weapons.

Bill_J

Aug 2023

Pete is good at what he does this was my second time with Pete, he knows a lot about the history of the fire arms. He has a large array of historical and modern fire arms. Will teach you how to use each and every firearm you choose to shoot that day. To anyone who wants to experience using historical and modern fire arms I highly recommend this experience. It's definitely something to as a bucket list well worth it.

A8843PPjacquelinem

Aug 2023

This was a very unique, informative and interesting experience, and it was cool to be able to hold and eventually shoot some of the fantastic guns in the collection. Pete was incredibly knowledgeable and passionate about the guns he spoke through. Unfortunately for our experience, the duration was not the advertised 2 hours. From the time we arrived to the time we left, it was over 5 hours - and that was omitting the opportunity to shoot the last gun (which was unfortunate because it was the one we were the most excited about). This was a birthday gift to my fiancé who really enjoys the history of WW2, but it was meant to be a portion of our day and ultimately took a huge chunk of it. We began at 11am, with the understanding we would be out at 1pm. We planned to get a late lunch afterwards, so we were both quite grumpy and hungry by the time we left around 4pm. Additionally, the first 3 1/2 hours were spent in the “vault” where Pete’s guns are kept and displayed. It was a small room, with limited space for him, us and the two other participants there to sit - so my fiancé ended up standing on the cement floor for Pete’s 3 1/2 hour discussion of the weapons and their history. In fairness, we were offered a seat once at the beginning but with the extremely limited space and expectation that the discussion would only last an hour to 90 minutes decided to stand. Thankfully, one gentleman from the other group offered for me to sit after the 2 1/2 hour mark. Upon arrival and until about 2pm it was a cloudy day. By the time we were finally able to get out on the range, it had started raining pretty hard. Also, Pete instructed each of us to load our weapons, rather than simply asking if we wanted to do it ourselves or just have him set it up for us. Finally, when loading the M1 Gerand, it was my fiancé who cautioned me to watch my thumb rather than Pete, but a moment too late as it caught my thumb (there a phrase ‘Gerand thumb’ for this reason) and caused me to start bleeding. Pete offered me a bandaid, but no antiseptics to clean the cut. For us, the sum of all the parts made it an overall negative experience. I think for the right person with the right expectations, this is a really great opportunity to learn about and interact with historically significant weapons - but I caution you to come with a full stomach and an open day. I also offer the suggestion to Pete to either adjust his advertisement or to shorten his presentation prior to the shooting. Im sure there are those who have the time and interest, and would happily come back after shooting to hear more specific and personal stories of the guns.