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6 reviews
Very Professional.
Great experience with my 2 sons! Very friendly staff. Safety and fun at the same time. I recommend!
Great facility. Great RSOs. Very knowledgeable.
The new FREEDOM .22LR range at Peacemaker National Training Center is a game-changer! It’s exactly what this area has been missing — a dedicated space for training and practicing NRL22, MARS, and PRS-style competitions. It’s also a perfect gateway for introducing young shooters to the sport. I’m really looking forward to seeing .22LR competitions thrive here in the near future!
I've thought about this for long enough, as though I am very busy and can use my membership at peacemaker about once a month, my last experience was nothing but awful! Peacemaker has been my place of stress relief for 2+ years. I got the pleasure to meet and build relationships with several RSOs who were knowledgeable, relatable and most of all, RESPECTFUL. I also got the pleasure of participating in my first 2 gun competition with great individuals who made my experience more than great! However, during my last visit, after working long weeks, I was greatly disappointed by the way this New chief RSO treated me, and the disrespectful attitude towards my buddy(a fellow member and religious attendee of the facility). To me, i witnessed someone who is a lose cannon and SHOULD NOT be interacting with people while armed, as he antagonises and escalates issues, rather than de-escalating. I am someone who is easy going, but I was righfuly infuriated by the disrespect that I nearly gave up my membership. That option is, infact, still on the table after discussing with other members of the facility. Is this the new peacemaker training center? I truly hope not.
The chief RSO is awful. When my group and I were at the 500 yard range he pulled up behind us and just started staring at us and looking at our targets with binoculars for 30min- 1 hour. After we had finished long range shooting we decided to set up a course of fire to practice 2 gun(only the riffle portion) we ran this by him and he okayed it. When a guy from our group put his pistol on his belt (just for realism, it had a chamber flag and was clearly unloaded) the RSO stormed over and immediately started screaming and giving attitude with no attempt for civil discussion.