| Players | Often two or three at once |
|---|---|
| Ammo | Soft foam or similar safe projectiles |
| Space | Often about 20 by 20 ft, confirmed on your quote |
| Indoor height | Often about 11 to 12 ft |
| Power | Usually one standard outlet |
What it looks like
The gallery is a backdrop painted as a frontier street, with a saloon, a bank, a jail and plenty of bad guys peeking out. Targets sit along the front and drop or spin when hit. Players stand behind a firing line with blasters that shoot soft foam, never anything harmful.
Rounds are short. A player either clears the targets or runs out of shots, and the game resets for the next sheriff.
What your rental includes
We deliver the backdrop, targets, blasters and ammo, set it all up and take it down at the end. We confirm on your quote whether an attendant runs the game and give you the exact footprint and height. Some schools and offices restrict toy blasters, so check with your venue first.
Events it suits
Corporate parties, team days, birthdays, school fairs and western-themed weddings. It pairs well with a mechanical bull for a two-event cowboy challenge, with a leaderboard next to each.
Running it as a competition
- Time each player or count hits.
- Run quick-draw duels between two guests.
- Keep a chalkboard leaderboard so people come back to beat their score.
- Award a sheriff's badge to the top shot at the end of the night.
Indoors or outdoors
The gallery is one of the easier western games to bring inside, as long as the backdrop fits. Gyms, ballrooms and event halls usually work. Outdoors, we face it toward a quiet area so stray foam lands somewhere harmless, and it needs shelter or a backup plan if rain is forecast.
Keep spectators to the sides and clear of the shooting lane. A rope or a couple of hay bales does the job and adds to the look.
Similar games
Compare the bullseye shooting gallery, the Wild West shoot off, the outlaws teeth shootout and the western shootout. Found your favorite? Get a quote.
Questions people ask
Are the guns real?
No. Our gallery uses toy blasters with soft foam ammo.
Is it suitable for kids?
Usually, with supervision and clear rules about where to aim. We share age guidance with your quote.
Can it go indoors?
Often, yes, if you have the floor space and ceiling height. We confirm exact dimensions before you book.
