Just had my Bachelor weekend and this was one of the top highlights of my entire trip!…read more As someone who has never shot a gun before, I learned so much from Ira of BASE firearms. He was not only a great instructor, but was incredibly knowledgable when it came to safety, history, and personal experience with all the firearms. Dude was cool as hell too! The selection of firearms were plenty and our group found all the packages to be fairly priced. We all opted for the Full Auto Tahoe and all were very happy with our choice. Definitely coming back when I'm back in town, and highly recommend this experience to folks of all background and experience.

Ira is awesome. Super passionate about the Industry. I took a couple classes before I took the CCW…read morecourse. A wealth of knowledge, and resources to further assist you in your journey.

Just took the CCW class, and it was excellent, practical, and useful for shooters at all levels…read more A strong recommend, and we will be taking further training here.

I highly recommend training with Jim! See that girl in the photo? That's me! That was my very first…read morepistol lesson with Jim Erwin (I have had several other classes). Jim is so skilled and knowledgeable, with the background and training to back it up! Peep that man's resume. Although some women may not struggle with this, I was intimidated by handguns and yet knew I needed to know how to handle one to keep myself and my children safe. Jim is so approachable and coaches so well, and he put me at ease instantly. I recommend him for anyone who has had any level of experience--you'll learn so much from Jim!

I'm baffled by the store owner and his partners behavior. I came to the parking lot of their store…read morefor a car event with my 6 week old, 1 year old, and 6 year old. They came out acting as if they wanted to see the cars and proceeded to antagonize my fiance (on YouTube live) pressing his body against him, calling him racial slurs, shouting and acting belligerently trying to be tough. Do not support them, they are NOT community based, they should NOT be the people to regulaTe firearms, plus- they're overpriced.

Funny, professional, and provided great service overall. I'll be going back to do future business…read morewith them. Would recommend.

It is so nice to have a gun shop in our small Dayton town. Owner is extremely kind and a veteran…read more Always knowledgeable and helpful. Great prices on ammo and the owner will sometimes just throw some free targets In just cuz he's so nice. God bless this shop!

I recently moved to Carson City from California and have visited almost every gun shop in the…read moreReno-Carson city area, from small stores to Scheels and Cabela's. I chose Precision Marksmanship HQ in Dayton as my go-to. It is a very small shop but if you want personalized service this is the place to go. Matt the owner is very knowledgeable and can help with any of your needs. In addition, he is a military veteran who served our country. His prices are equal to, or for the most part lower than the larger stores. He can get you the firearm of your choice more quickly than most other shops, especially hard to find firearms. I highly recommend that you check out Precision Marksmanship HQ.

Donnette is amazing and a wonderful teacher. She is patient and kind and was very detailed in…read moresafety and the entire process of shooting. I would highly recommend taking this class!

I'm not a big fan of guns, but with the world being the way that it is, my husband decided he…read morewanted all of the women in our family to take a gun safety course, He signed us all up for the basic NRA gun safety class, 9 of us altogether. Donnette and her brother Dean were awesome. We had lots of fun and we learned a lot. After we completed the first portion of the class we got to go to the range and practice. I was actually surprised at how much fun we all had. It was a great day.

I had wanted to go to Stewart Indian School for years and finally made it out there today with my…read morehusband. I am so glad we went! The school is in the peaceful, open space of the high desert, surrounded by blooming sage brush and towering cottonwood trees. On our visit, we stopped in the gift shop which was filled with amazing souvenirs and stunning handmade pieces of Native American art. The Native American lady who was a volunteer there had once been a student at the school and had a lot of interesting information to share, both positive and negative. She also wrote her own book about her experience which I bought and she signed for me. In the main museum, another volunteer gave us a tour which we learned a lot from! For instance many of the Native American people who were kidnapped and forced to attend this school came from the Southwest as well as Nevada. The grounds are beautiful. Most of the buildings are made of the colorful stones native to Nevada. Local Students learned how to cut and chisel the stones from the Hopi of the Southwest. They taught their classmates how to build the buildings. Today, the school is a place for Pow wows and for the public to learn about Native American cultures. I urge everyone to come check out this important historical place. The Native American cemetery just across the street is where the famous basketmaker, Datsolalee is buried.

It's odd, but the Indian school culture center and museum doesn't show up anywhere in yelp. It's an…read moreamazing museum, with a lot of historical insight. They even have a research room to learn about American Indian culture and art gallery that displays local artists. We went with a group of kindergartners, and the staff was amazing. They went out of their way to help us, read us books. And designed an age appropriate activity where we planted native seeds for us to plant. Great experience