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Visitor Comments on Phoenix Rod and Gun rifle/pistol range Add your Comment / Review - Click Here Phoenix Rod and Gun rifle/pistol range Rating: 5 out of 10 Mon May 25 2009 7: 47 pm I know where John Walker's body is buried. From: Board Meeting Rating: 5 out of 10 Tue Feb 10 2009 5: 06 pm I can not attend tomorrows board meeting. Will someone please post a summary of the events. There is going to be some fireworks at South Mountain Wednesday evening. From: Phoenix Rod and Gun rifle/pistol range Rating: 5 out of 10 Sat Jan 31 2009 11: 15 pm After making some phone calls, I have this. There will be a status conference/hearing at 8 o'clock in the morning, February 12, 2009 in Maricopa County Superior Court room 903, 101 West Jefferson, Phoenix, Arizona in the case of Maricopa County vs. John Walker. From: Phoenix Rod and Gun rifle/pistol range Rating: 5 out of 10 Mon Jan 26 2009 6: 22 pm I am mad as hell. I have just became aware that the PRGC board filed theft complaint against the former range master John Walker, last March. I have a copy of the police report. What has my blood pressure up is the fact that the board has kept us in the dark for almost a year. At issue are these points: ● The board should of notified the member’s of the theft by John Walker ● The member’s should of been privy to the club’s investigation and results, and ● Should of had a say to notify the authorities or not about the crime Furthermore, Don Reed and the board of directors has put the our club at considerable risk. Obviously there will be unwanted attention from the local media and it will also draw the unwelcome eye of the City of Phoenix upon our little shooting range when this goes to trial. There needs to be a special club member’s meeting to discuss this situation in the open. From: Phoenix Rod and Gun rifle/pistol range Rating: 5 out of 10 Thu Jan 22 2009 12: 16 pm i over herd that the former range master is under arrest for theft of 25,000 dollars in club money this would explain why the range looks like a pig pen From: RE: Phoenix Rod and Gun rifle/pistol range Rating: 5 out of 10 Thu Sep 25 2008 7: 44 pm The range master is some yahoo who just sits around blowing hot air with those with time to kill. Membership entry codes are non-existent and everyone has to use the general entry ones. The officers must be so desperate they are willing to put up with no followup or no active management of the range, content with the drunken good ole boy who just lays around, refusing to answer the phone and return calls. This range is spiraling downwards waiting for their 501(c)3 to be revoked and the land lease to be cancelled by the city of phoenix. From: RE: Phoenix Rod and Gun rifle/pistol range Rating: 5 out of 10 Thu Aug 7 2008 5: 14 am read the review concerning horseback riders directly in line with the general, high power, and small bore ranges. I've seen riders present during active shooting and, in the absence of the rangemaster, people refused to stop shooting even when riders were pointed out to shooters. I've been a member for 14 years but haven't been able to get membership card, personal gate entry code for two years working through two successive rangemasters. Organization and member support seems to be deteriorating over at least the past two years. It could be a good range and is the nearest alternative if you live in South Phoenix/Ahwatukee. From: Phoenix Rod and Gun rifle/pistol range Rating: 5 out of 10 Mon Jan 7 2008 12: 09 pm This club is an accident waiting to happen. The Public Range shoots directly inline with the Max Delta Trail on South Mountain City Park. Hikers, joggers, and horseback riders are subject to direct fire from this range and ricochets. It is a miracle that someone hasn’t been shot out right or seriously injured (thrown from a spooked horse by a ricochet). In all fairness, this club should be more aptly called the Phoenix Practical Gun Club. The principle leadership on the board of directors are made up of practical shooters who are hell bent in turning this range into their own personal shooting playground. At risk is the long standing Smallbore Rifle division who’s range has been wrecked by the construction of berms and eructation of illumination poles which literally cuts the range capacity in half. As a result of this disfigurement, the signature Roadrunner Regional Smallbore Prone Championships has been relocated to Ben Avery Shooting Facility. If you are a serious Bullseye Pistol, precision Highpower, or precision Smallbore competition shooter and are looking for a club home to practice, STAY AWAY! Back room politics and the old boy (or girl) network is the rule of the day. From: RE: Overall Opinion Of PR&GC Rating: 5 out of 10 Thu May 3 2007 12: 11 pm I joined here after letting my membership lapse for a time when I was working too much. I'm glad I did. It's a convient location with a excellent facility. They have a lot of good, well kept ranges for rimfire, rifle, and pistol out to 200 yards. Lot's of good shooting to be had here with good people. Ranges like this are going away far too fast. I'm glad this one's still here. Bill T. From:

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