Greetings fellow trap enthusiasts! After living across the street that leads to Three Rivers…read moreSportsmens' Club for 8 years, 4 years ago I began occasionally trying my hand at trap shooting. Needless to say, I soon became "addicted" to the sport. As of last month, (September, 2010), I became a member! The range is clean and well maintained. Every Thursday is 'open house', meaning the range is open to the public, with them selling 25 clays (or more) for about $4.00 and 25 round boxes of your choice of #8 or #7 1/2 low brass 12 guage target loads as needed.They spare no expense with great halogen outdoor range lighting. The range is open on Thursdays from 5 to 10 PM every week, with many special events such as Crab & Shrimp feasts & Bull roasts on weekends. The range (on Thursdays), always has many expert Trap shooters who are more than happy to give you free lessons and 'pointers' to help you improve your score! Great folks there! Glad they have me as a member! Here is their actual Web URL address: http://www.threeriverssportsmen.com/ We are still working on loading the website with more photos and info! Did I mention ice cream for the kids? Fun for the whole family! I / we all, look forward to seeing you there! ~ Steve D.

One of the few private gun clubs in the anti-gun state of Maryland. Berwyn is a wonderful place to…read morego and practice marksmanship. They have a lot of members from all walks of life, from hunters to law enforcement, casual target shooters to dedicated competitors. Despite recent pressures from Maryland legislation, Berwyn's membership remains strong and may even be growing larger as one of the few venues people can use for their hobby or career. The range itself is set in the woods of rural Bowie. Admittedly, it looks more like a Boy Scouts camp than a major high-tech range, but that's part of its charm. They have three "no sky" ranges, meaning there are baffles set to block any stray bullets that do not head down the range. A 50 foot, a 50 yard, and a 100 yard allow people to use whatever they need for their chosen firearms. As an outdoor range, you can expect to deal with weather and climate as well as insect life. I always check the forecast before deciding to head out there. As a private range, this is not accessible to the general public. To gain access you must send an e-mail asking about membership. Within a month, you will know if you are approved to join (I've never known anyone to be turned down). After that, you have access to the range, but must remember to follow all range rules, including proper safety, avoiding damage to the range, and cleaning up after yourself. If you're into firearms, for anything from hunting to marksmanship, and looking for a good range in the Prince George's and Arundel area, then I recommend looking into this place. Go to their website and check them out!

Friendly Club with a nicely updated Clubhouse - Ranges include; 100 Yard, 50 Yard, and 50 Foot, as…read morewell as archery and fishing trips too - A safe Jr's program for kids, DNR Hunter Safety, a special ladies event called Tea & Targets, et al - For info about the Club call and leave a message or check the website - I've never met a nicer bunch of folks.

Sadly, I am unable to leave a review with 0 stars…read more I attended the 3-night security training course with Security Training Academy and the experience was extremely unprofessional. Within the first portion of the class, the instructor clearly stated that taking pictures of the slides was allowed (no video or audio recording). That guidance directly contradicted what happened on the second night, when an individual who later claimed to be the owner abruptly interrupted the class and aggressively singled me out by name, threatening to remove me for doing exactly what we had been told was permitted. There was no attempt to clarify policy, no professionalism, and no respect shown. The situation escalated unnecessarily and created a hostile learning environment. I deescalated and continued the course, but the damage to the overall experience was already done. To make matters worse, once that individual left, the instructor admitted that we had, in fact, been told photos were allowed and apologized. That inconsistency and lack of leadership speaks volumes. As someone who coordinates trainings for a large security company and was actively evaluating potential providers, I can say this experience alone disqualified this organization from consideration. Consistency, professionalism, and clear communication are basic expectations for any training environment, and this fell short on all three. I would not recommend.

A great instructor who offers both virtual and in-person courses--perfect for those with a busy…read moreschedule. The owner and team are attentive and respectful, especially when it comes to sensitive topics discussed in class, which I appreciate. Overall, a fair and reasonable approach to learning.

I needed a private investigator to help me with a background check. The level of service I received…read morefrom Accurate Investigations was beyond what I could ever have expected. Professionalism at it's core. Thank you!