My wife and I took the Basic Pistol Class this past Saturday with Kevin and Lance. I would…read moreabsolutely recommend this class. My wife came out of the class much more comfortable handling, loading, and shooting her pistol. The class helped me with my accuracy by giving me a few directions. Kevin and Lance gave a very good classroom portion shoeing the importance of gun safety and general knowledge. Then we all got to have hands on target shooting with one instructor per 2 "students" The price was very easily worth the day and the knowledge that came out of it! Thank you again Kevin and Lance!

The gentleman teaching the class were knowledgeable, and had a strong focus on safety. Their…read moreconstant focus on procedures and safe handling of weapons made me feel more comfortable. Having the staff watch me while I was shooting and correcting on the spot was just what I needed!

Great shooting range,fun family times I pay a yearly…read moremembership fee and go any day I want

I have read the reviews and went anyway, one because it's outdoors, two it was the closest to the…read morehotel I was staying at and three because the maintenance guy said this is where he and his friends shoot. First of all the reviews are the furthest from the truth, it's not anywhere close to being the way the reviews portray the Safty officers. A little background, I have shot in almost 10 different states from New York City at the west side rifle range, fort Dicks New Jersey with some of the best, to a little town in Tennessee. I know the rules and he dangers of shooting with unfamiliar people near by. I am also a NRA certified range Safty Officer. So I have some experience dealing with various types of ranges. I went there any they were nothing but nice, they have rules, like every range and to stay safe you must follow said rules. There was no yelling or intimidation, I only saw great range officers doing their jobs and keeping everyone safe. Not once did they make anyone feel bad, not once did they yell or scream. It was run professionally. I suggest you ignore the bad reviews and try it for yourself.

1/3/25 Beautiful morning in the Sonoran desert for a Rio…read moreSalado Sportsman sponsored training event. Rio Salado Sportsman is part of the shooting range and offers a wide variety of instruction. Parking 5/5 Parking was plentiful at the Training Building. Arrived at 8:30 and met members of my Medical & Safety Teams. Training Event 10/5 This is our second Team training event here. Stop the Bleed was our last class. Today's was part of our teams two year CPR & AED re-certification class. The class was taught by Battalion Chief Mark Cichocki. This was an instruction and hands on curriculum using Adult and Infant dummy torsos for the CPR and AED practice. Instructor "Fire Battalion Chief" Mark was outstanding. His years serving in fire and rescue was apparent, his instruction smartly mixed with real world examples was perfect. Mark's delivery style kept things moving and interesting. Value 10/5 $30pp no cert and $60pp for the two year certifications are exceptional price points compared to the big organizations ARC & AHA. Rio Salado sportsman 5/5 Their training center building is large and equipped to handle a wide variety of events and classes. Thank-you Rio Salado Sportsman. Love Life train to Save Life my Friends-SYOY!

Lots of shooting options though I was only on the main range. The people there were helpful and…read moreencouraging.

Sam is a wealth of knowledge. We have worked on multiple cases together and have trained together…read more If you're looking to get the job done right he's your guy. Highly recommend.

From the owner: Twenty years of law enforcement investigative and tactical experience sets American Ronin apart. My…read morecovert investigative roles directly apply to helping clients discretely and private obtain the information they are looking for. Often I can present and suggest multiple methods to achieve the clients investigative goals. I listen to clients goals and needs, my approach is based if this!

Amazing place, great service, very clean, it was my first time shooting and the guys were very…read morefriendly and knowledgeable.

1//2/26 Parking 5/5…read moreEasy parking in a large shared lot. Service 5/5 Owner Nick (USMC) runs a is a solid sales and service business. From maintenance, upgrades to repairs they have you covered. Sales & Selection 5/5 From range paper to firearms G2A carries a great inventory and offers quick orders for anything you need. Firearm rentals 5/5 Nice selection of firearms allows beginners an opportunity to try a variety of firearms in the range to help with make informed decisions before buying. Training 5/5 G2A offers entry level training through advanced 3G courses including more advanced protecting Houses-of-Worship training. They also have a classroom and members lounge. Range 5/5 Smaller five-lane range includes two lanes of computer simulation scenario training and personal training for beginners through developing team operators is available. Value 5/5 East Mesa value and convenience at fair prices with nice discounts for G2A members. Be responsible owners my friends-SYOY!

I highly recommend using this team if you need any your concealed carry license. They very friendly…read moreand extremely professional. We learned so much from the owner Edward. I will be taking the women's classes soon. I love that they do small groups. Thank you Edward!

As a mother of two I really felt I needed to learn how to protect myself and my children. I wasn't…read moresure what that meant or where to go and after googling different options I found Valor Tactile Training. Before Valor I had never handled a weapon and definitely didn't know much about gun safety. After Valor I feel comfortable and more confident about protecting myself and my family while out and about. Pros: - Smooth and easy process to obtain CCW - instructor was very knowledgeable, experienced, and patient - Great value for price - Class went at a good pace Cons: - Class availability Overall would strongly recommend

Thank you! Arizona Special Response Group CCW classes For…read morebusiness or safety purposes. Great instructors.

My husband grandfather just passed and realized that we will be needing funeral escorts. We called…read moreand talked to Mack, Mack was wonderful. He was able to let us know 3 days prior to the burial that he can do it. On the day of the service, the funeral escorts showed up early and making sure we were all organized to start to Rest Haven Funeral Cemetery. They were so professional and well organized and I highly recommend using them. We will definitely be calling them again. Thank you for making our family feel safe and well taken care of.

Ashton is an excellent teacher. Very professional and has helped me to make significant improvement…read morein shooting accuracy. I am a beginner and he has helped me feel confidant that I will develop my skills and improve more and more for every lesson.

From the owner: Sword and Mind offers both group and private instruction in the safe and efficient use of firearms…read more We specialize in working with beginner and intermediate students, couples, and families. Our instructors provide easy to understand and effective ways to learn and practice cutting-edge principles of defensive firearm use. Our goal at Sword and Mind is for our clients to feel both comfortable and confident when handling firearms, whether going to the range with friends -- or prepping the home for a defensive scenario.

We have found our village at Hope Academy! From our tour to his first day of school came with so…read moremuch peace. My son will begin his third year at Hope and I couldn't be more excited for him. Communication, consistency, acceptance, open doors and love fuel the future my son is building! The many events and opportunities for Hope families to socialize, the teachers and the staff ate things I am always thrilled to share with parents looking for a home for their child. We toured other schools in the east valley and from the moment I walked through the doors at Hope Academy I KNEW if I found the right school for him. His has grown academically, socially and in his independence. I can't share enough positive things, or this would be a book, please see for yourself!

The best part of working here is the supportive staff (teachers and paras). People share resources…read moreand work together to help students. Teaching students with autism is hard but also rewarding. Patience and creativity help students grow and build strong relationships. The parents are often supportive. Working here is challenging, marked by administrative dysfunction and frustration. The commitment of dedicated colleagues and the growth and enthusiasm of students provide meaningful rewards, offering optimism even in difficult times. The biggest problem at this school is the administration. They change class schedules, para placement, and student roster at the last minute, even after the school day starts. This leaves teachers, paras, and students confused and unprepared. Because of this, students wander the halls not knowing where to go, and teachers have to change their lesson plans at the last minute. Teachers ask for important extra help for students with autism, but the administration usually ignores or gives bad suggestions. Administrators rarely intervene appropriately when staff manage difficult behaviors, leaving vague guidance. Co-workers share advice and rely on each other's experience to maintain best practices. Their empathy offsets the administration's shortcomings. For example, teachers repeatedly ask for extra help for students who often get overwhelmed. The administration does nothing other than offer physical and verbal threats to the child, so the teacher has to make do and the student misses out on learning, even if it leads to a staff member or student getting hurt. Administrators give mixed instructions about rules, so the same student can be treated differently depending on the day. These problems happen all the time, making school unpredictable and stressful. Parents should know these are daily problems, not rare events, and they hurt the quality of education. Pay is random and unfair. Sometimes people with less experience make more than others. The administration does not explain pay or show appreciation for staff. Many good teachers leave because of the administration, so students have new teachers in the middle of the year. This makes learning hard and routines are always changing. It is tough for students to build trust and get the help they need. Parents should know that people leave because of bad management, not because of the teachers or students or parents. Leaders have little to no training in leadership and special education. There are too many students for the staff to handle, so students do not get enough help. Staff do not get the training or support they really need, and sometimes students are not safe. Teachers and staff try their best but do not have what they need. The administration uses IEPs in random ways and sometimes blames staff for no reason. Still, teachers work together to help students as much as they can. All these problems are because the administration does not have enough experience and does not support staff or students. Teachers and students try their best, but parents should know these problems start with the administration. This school is run by a family, and there is favoritism and poor leadership. The administration ignores big problems and focuses on small things. Because of these issues, the quality of education suffers. Parents should be careful when choosing this school. Every day at this school is stressful because the administration does not plan well, changes things at the last minute, and there are not enough staff. Teachers and students have to figure things out alone and do not get help. The administration does not tell parents what is happening, so families are confused and upset. Even with all these problems, teachers and students do their best. To deal with these challenges, parents should ask teachers and staff direct questions about their child's day and any changes. Ask for written updates or clear information about schedules and staff. If you have concerns, write them down and share them with teachers and the administration. Working with other parents can help you get better answers and support for your child.