I am am owner of one of the lot space garages at The MET property located in Atlanta, GA behind the…read moreWest End train station secured by Defense and Awareness Security services. About a week ago I was working in the very front of my shop and I then noticed movement upstairs of my facility. Then I soon could here someone saying "hello is there anyone in here " in a professionally demanding tone. The gentleman quickly responded to my voice notifying them that this was my storage area and thankfully because of I believe his name is Mr. Christopher Harper he had told me that he was apart of the properties new reformed Security detail by tnr the name of Defense and Awareness Security services. He advised me that during his patrol he noticed that my back entire door was left wide open and unsecured in which I had totally forgotten about and was nearly about to leave from my shop. But because of Mr. Christopher Harper (prior U.S. Marine) he had told me and his superb engagement with professionalism responding to the matter at hand without hesitation and sound judgment he literally saved my shop from being possibly infiltrated. People like Mr. Christopher Harper belongs on any given shifts that this security company has available because he exemplifies the perfect example of what a security officer should carryout their duties. Thank you Defense and Awareness Security for hiring such a upstanding gentleman protecting and guarding the customers properties. Give Mr. Harper whatever he requests because he's just that much needed at any property.

From the owner: Defense and Awareness Security, LLC. is a professional hands-on security company to provide On-Site…read moreSecurity Services to your location. Our reputation has been built around raising the industry standard and creating a service catering to each client's specific needs. We have forged our organization under a single purpose: to keep people, businesses, and communities safe so we can all thrive together.

Chief Seegars and Staff always take care of business at a high level of skill, craft, and…read moreorganization. I've been Chief's student for over 5 years and LESS Academy always takes care of me. Thanks, Chief!

Whew... today was a GOOD day!…read more I completed my training at LAWES Private Training Academy and I have to say--this experience was nothing short of amazing. The level of professionalism, structure, and attention to detail really stood out from beginning to end. Sgt. Thompson ran a tight, professional program and made sure everything was done the right way. You can tell he takes pride in what he does and expects the same from everyone in the room. And Mr. Earl Seegars... hands down one of the best trainers I've ever worked with. He made the training engaging and enjoyable, but never once lost sight of the seriousness that comes with handling a firearm. He pushes you, builds your confidence, and makes sure you walk away better than you came in. I walked in ready to learn, and walked out feeling confident, prepared, and proud of myself. If you're looking for real training done the right way, I highly recommend LAWES Private Training Academy. On to the next level

Great class! Great and knowledgeable instructor. His easy-going style makes it easy to learn. I…read morerecommend him and looking forward to taking other firearms classes from him.

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Great news! The old owner has come back to return the store to its proper former glory. Wonderful…read morecustomer service, extremely knowledgeable and very professional. The prices are competitive, and the selections were all in good conditions. It is time to go back !!

I was treated well here. they actually have great prices and discounts for all weapons and equipmen…read moreas well as jewelry. if you want a pawn with some you might like, this is a good one.

I love Tom Lowe - it's very well located and the owner Luke is a really great guy and very…read moreaccommodating.

This was my first skeet shooting experience and I had an absolute blast (no pun intended). Thanks…read moreto Jang C. for introducing many of us to the sport. The Tom Lowe Trap & Skeet Range is located in Southwest Atlanta off of Camp Creek Parkway. What do you do here? Shoot clay pigeons with shotguns. It's a lot of fun. Various online deals have floated around for this skeet range. Groupon is one example. I bought my deal through Tippr. Some of the deals are advertised under the business name "Deshotel Arms," which is the gun shop located at Tom Lowe. It's the same place. If you don't have an online coupon, expect to spend about $25 for one round (25 shots). This price includes one round of targets, one pack of ammo (25 shells), gun rental, and eye and ear protection. Successive rounds are less expensive since you're only buying additional targets and ammo (and not re-renting the gun). If you have never gone skeet shooting or shot a shotgun before, I highly recommend going to the free beginner's class at 10:30am on Saturdays. The class is very short, but is important because it teaches you safety, what to expect on the range, and how to properly handle and operate a shotgun. If you plan to take the beginner's class, you need to show up on time as they do not accommodate for late arrivers. There are several shooting stations on the property. Each available station is manned by a Tom Lowe employee whom you give your token to. One token is good for 25 clay targets. The employee stands next to you while you shoot. When you say "pull," the employee launches a target into the air for you to shoot. There are different types of target shooting you can do. The standard one has you moving between six to eight spots on the field. In the beginner's target shooting round, you stand in one spot and fire at targets that move from the low house away from you and the high house towards you. These are easier because you don't have to follow/lead with your gun as much. It's more of a straight shot. Always wear your eye protection when you're on the range. You never know when a broken off piece of clay will come ricocheting towards you. It will leave a mark. Also, be firm with the shotgun, against your body and your face. Some of my friends got sore from the recoil of the shotgun because they were too relaxed in their setup. You want the gun to push your head and body back as a whole, not kick back up and smack you in the face. Men typically shoot 12 gauge shells and women/youth shoot 20 gauge. You can request differently, of course. I shot the 12 gauge because it was standard, but I heard from Christopher P. that it's easier to aim and more fun to use the 20 gauge shotgun. The instructors were nice, but the employee manning our station was not very friendly. It felt like he did not want to be there. We all wished we had a different employee. It wasn't too big of a deal, though, because we still had a great time. It's just like Duck Hunt. Now all they need is a dog that pops up and laughs at you when you miss.