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    5.0 (1 review)
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    Freedom Outdoors

    Freedom Outdoors

    3.3
    (190 reviews)
    3.3 mi

    Great selection of guns!! Bought two! Prices are pretty good! Really cool shooting ranges that are…read morevery popular and heavily booked! Not as easy to book as I had hoped, but still cool! Rangemasters are very cool and knowledgeable!

    Nicely organized and clean facility. I went to shoot with my brother. He has a membership here…read more which helps get priority booking for range time. It gets quite busy! I did not know they have an archery range here!! Otherwise, I might have invested in a compound bow years ago! Check-in was easy. I had to fill out a waiver since it was my first time shooting here at this range. You just go to the kiosks to the far left of the check-in counter. Be sure to have your Driver's license/ID with you because you will need it to type in the number when you check into the kiosk for the waiver. Plus you will need to turn it in at the check-in desk while you're in the range. You must have safety glasses and ear protection before entering the range. If you don't own any you can purchase safety glasses for $4. My brother loaned me his ear protection and he brought his own guns and ammo. You can purchase from a variety of targets that are against the wall to the right of the counters. Just state which number to the staff. They will give you a stapler to attach to the board in the range. Holy cow! Gunfire can get EXTREMELY LOUD and jolting in there depending upon who is firing what in there. Some dude was firing a weapon that felt like it shook the range and jolted my body. My brother told me what it was they were firing but I forgot. Me and this teenager laughed and looked at each other because MY GAWD, the sound and pressure of that weapon felt like a sonic boom. LOL. They have staff inside the range to change out the back boards if needed and to sweep up the shells to prevent tripping as well. Restrooms are available as well with many multiple stalls and were very clean.

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    Freedom Outdoors
    Freedom Outdoors
    Love it. I wanted some color!! My Barretta.

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    Love it. I wanted some color!! My Barretta.
    Virginia Beach Fire Training Center

    Virginia Beach Fire Training Center

    4.0
    (1 review)
    5.9 mi

    The Virginia Beach Fire Training Center is located on Birdneck Rd, not too far from the…read moreintersection with General Booth Blvd. It is basically next to Birdneck Elementary School. I've been to this place several times over the years. The main reason I've come in here over the years has to do with training regarding weather. I come in every few years for the storm spotter training with the National Weather Service. This is the location they normally hold it when it is done in Va. Beach every few years. The facility itself is quite nice. You will find lots of things related to firefighting and EMS, including lots of memorabilia. Generally, you do have to have an escort or badge to get into the building, but this was not the case this particular evening since the reason for the visit was the class. Overall, this is a nice facility to visit. I will say that during the break, I did take a look at the stuff around the place, and there was quite a bit. There was stuff that I didn't think was part of firefighting, but as I looked at some of those cases, I could see how they would be part of the overall mission. If you happen to have a class or other even that brings you to this place, it's definitely worth checking out. Be sure to thank the first responders for their service to our community.

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    This is more Fireman stuff showcased.  Photo taken March 20, 2018.
    This is more Fireman stuff showcased. Photo taken March 20, 2018.
    This is a thank you letter from NYC Fire Dept. after 9/11.  Photo taken March 20, 2018.
    This is a thank you letter from NYC Fire Dept. after 9/11. Photo taken March 20, 2018.
    This is the plaque above the case with the firefighter clothes (boots, etc,).  Photo taken March 20, 2018.

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    This is the plaque above the case with the firefighter clothes (boots, etc,). Photo taken March 20, 2018.
    Sampson Consulting

    Sampson Consulting

    5.0
    (6 reviews)
    16.5 mi

    Mr. Scott Sampson is an AWESOME instructor and has my highest recommendation…read more We were given the tasks, conditions, and standards. Scott made sure that we understood the subjects, practiced hands-on, student led briefing, emergency procedures, and provided relevant information. I was impressed by Scott's knowledge, skills, attitude, and professionalism. The extra bonus is that you are welcomed in his private classroom with open arms, participate, ask questions, and take notes. Training was done to standards and students were given adequate time to go over hands-on portion of the training. Keep up the great job!!

    I've always wanted to learn about using handguns for home defense, but didn't know where to begin…read more I discovered Scott's Handgun Fundamentals Class and decided to attend, but I wasn't sure what to expect. I was amazed! His class appeals to the visual, tactile, and auditory learning styles. He had an arsenal of teaching tools he used for demonstration, all of which didn't involve live fire. He showed me the different types of handguns, ammunition, how to load and unload them, what to do in the event of a malfunction, how to fire them safely, and how to store them safely. I never knew that when handling your firearm, pointing it towards a wall is not necessarily a safe direction. Scott informed me that bullets can go through multiple walls. That's not what you see on TV. When we reached the range for live fire, I felt a bit nervous, but Scott had taught me so much by that point that I felt more comfortable than I would have otherwise. He walked me through all the steps he had taught me in the classroom, which reinforced the safety aspects. Scott took his time with me and made me feel completely safe. That made all the difference! I tackled my fears head-on and discovered a level of confidence I didn't know I had! My journey did not stop there! I decided to take his concealed carry immersion class, which took my skills to the next level while reinforcing the basics. This time, I had an idea of what to expect. What I didn't know was how much more there was to learn, especially if you are considering carrying a handgun for self-defense. This was also a two-day class like the Fundamentals one I had taken. The amount of information he taught me, coupled with scenario training using his simulator, really brought everything together. My goal was to be a responsible gun owner and know what to do if I encountered a home defense-type situation. Scott's methods of teaching and his ability to combine lectures with hands-on learning far exceeded my expectations. Not only did I achieve my goal, but I still wanted to learn more! Since then, I have taken his coaching lessons, Stop the Bleed course, Less than Lethal, Refuse to be a Victim, a USCCA mini use of deadly force class, a US LawShield class he sponsored, and attended his Women on Target event. Thanks to Scott, I have empowered myself with the knowledge I need to help myself stay safe. When I go to the range now, I feel confident! I am so grateful for Scott's guidance and thrilled about all I've learned.

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    Ready for a Defensive handgun mechanics class.
    Ready for a Defensive handgun mechanics class.
    Getting ready for a Advanced Handgun Class!
    Getting ready for a Advanced Handgun Class!
    Teaching cleaning a handgun during a Handgun fundamentals class with two students.

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    Teaching cleaning a handgun during a Handgun fundamentals class with two students.

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