The Hub is my Middle of the Road shop in Tucson. Prices are fair. Stock is hit or miss. Staffing…read moreruns from pretty decent to barely competent. Had ordered from their website and the delivery ticket showed that is was there, but it took some doing for them to find it. little disappointed with their cleaning supply section. I shop there infrequently and don't look forward to it. Parking is sketchy...it's RIGHT off Alvernon.

I came here with my parents to shoot at the pistol range. They have 2 side by side pistol lanes…read more The rifles/automatic lanes are on the opposite side of the small building. Everyone was really friendly. Make sure to show up early to sign waivers and rent any guns or buy ammo that you need. We rented a 22 pistol and the ammo was decently priced. Bring eye protection if you have it, otherwise you can rent that and the ear protection as well as buy targets. I will be back.

this is the best and most comprehensive firearms training available ,can't say enough about these…read moreguys knowledgeable safe ,professional and patient .

Awesome training. Every instructor was very helpful and very friendly, engaging with everyone with…read morea calm and humble approach. It can be a little intimidating delving into the firearms world due to the smug attitude of some dudes but not with these guys! I can feel that they genuinely want to do their part to help make us a better society. I will definitely be going back to continue training.

I just completed the CCW class with Sean. Outstanding all around! He presented the material clearly…read moreand thoroughly. I would highly recommend!

A great experience with my sales rep Sean, who was very patient and took the time to explain…read moredifferent features to me. Love the shop and nobody's ever pushy and they have a great deal for CCW for 60 bucks every sat ! Cheers

I think it's appropriate to bulletpoint this one:…read more *Staff - lax. That is never a good look. And I am not saying that they all were, but if you're the first impression and handing out intake forms at a shooting range, you better look and sound like you take your job, or at least your tasks, seriously. And there is a reason why I am bringing this up first. *Safety - I am happy to be alive to write this because some careless !#@&$ in lane 2 decided to aim her fmj-loaded pistol sideways trying to fix a jam, ready to take out everyone from lane 2 to 10. It was another customer who called the cease fire but someone who worked there should have seen that. Someone from the range came out eventually but I would have made that person watch the video again or ejected them from place at my discretion. I do not play! *Sound - This was the loudest indoor range ever. My friend and I felt like we had to put inner earplugs and then over-the-ear earplugs. *Target retrieval system - kind of janky. Every time I recalled my target, the paper would fly into my face. *Pricing - reasonable but they have things to improve to really make it worth it.

The place is much updated over the last owner. My last…read morevisit, the range coolers weren't working properly and the temperature was upper nineties, at best. The primer and powder residue in the air... you could taste it. Very un healthy. You have a good thing going. Don't ruin it with poor enviornmentals. and a suggestion. Set aside some time for rifles only. The concussion and over pressure from the ARs is BAD.

Johnny, Johnny, Johnny...you're a splendid chap. Your not from across the pond but rather the state…read moreof Missouri...but it's still fun to call you a chap. Thank you so much for providing great service. In these Covid times, it is really appreciated when someone is willing to go the extra mile to meet healthy and security precautions. And that was exactly what Johnny was willing to do. He completed fingerprinting outside of my home-in my driveway on a table I had setup-in his mask (and of course I wore mine). It was an on time service, done with cheer and goodwill. This husband/wife duo are kind people more than willing to help you with your fingerprinting needs!

From the owner: We specialize in firearm and emergency care training. We offer multiple classes including Concealed…read moreCarry Permit (CCW), Basic of Pistol Shooting, CPR, First Aid, and many more. We are now offering Armed Security Guard Training

Great time, great service. Hunter was really helpful for the two new teenage shooters we brought…read morewith our group. Highly recommend

The Tucson Trap & Skeet Club is a great clay target facility with friendly and helpful staff. They…read moredo a fantastic job of making you feel welcome. The restaurant there is not bad if you're there all day for a tournament.

Berg is full of knowledge and skill! I highly recommend his courses no matter your experience!read more

Craig certainly provided the needed training that I needed for a CCW permit…read more Questions were discussed in the open and relating to the law of the land. I was very pleased and will take more courses when my time allows.

The staff was very patient, I was nervous and needed reminding on how to stand and how to hold the…read moregun. I was allowed to load and shoot 3 different guns. Iam much more comfortable with guns than before and look forward to taking more classes with this company to increase my knowledge and proficiency.

Eva is a great instructor!…read more I took the Firearms Safety and Basic Pistol Shooting Course. It was $135 for 5 hours of instruction. There were 9 participants and two instructors (Eva herself and a young man named Elias). 2 or so hours were spent in the classroom, 2 or so hours on the range (it was at an outdoor range near Tucson). Instructor: Eva is super nice! I was a bit worried before I took the course that I would be intimidated and get stressed out but Eva is so sweet and was joking all the time, which made the class super chill and fun. Other participants: There were some very nice older ladies, some elderly gentlemen, and two 30-somethings. They were all nice. Most of them were shooting for the first time. What was covered in the classroom: Basic safety rules when handling a gun. How to load and unload it. How to aim and shoot. The different parts of the gun and how they work. The different parts of the cartridge and how it works. Some other things. What happened on the range: We split up into two groups. One group was instructed by Eva, the other by Elias. I was in Eva's group. The participants took turns and got personal instructions. Eva told us what to do, watched us, and corrected our grip, stance, aiming, etc. I shot 5 times and about 40 rounds total. Btw, you need to bring your own ammunition or buy it from Eva (it's not included in the price of the course). First, I shot a .22 caliber (forgot the name), then two different 9mm calibers (a Glock 19 and a S&W Shield), then two revolvers of different sizes (forgot the names). Some people brought their own guns but it is not necessary to do so; you can use Eva's. Breaks: During classroom time, Eva did a break every hour for people to get a snack or go to the bathroom. During range time, since participants take turns, you can just go to the bathroom or whatever when it is someone else's turn. Eva also provided some snacks (granola bars, water, and gatorade). But I recommend you bring your own snacks unless you had a big breakfast. I recommend this course. I think all participants had a good time.

I have enjoyed my time at Southwest. There are two weeks of classroom training and then two weeks…read moreof driving training. During that time, if you listen to your instructors, you will absolutely learn everything you need to know to pass the CDL A test. I will be testing in two days and I am very confident that I will pass the CDL test and be able to start my new career. Obviously, the driving part of the training was my favorite. We had Judy instructing us and she is awesome! She is super knowledgeable and really wants you to succeed. I highly recommend this school.

Absolute best trucking school ever. They make sure that you learn and pass every test that's…read morenecessary to start your career. I want to thank everyone who helped me including my instructor Jahnessa and staff Brady, Kristen, and John Figueroa.