Where's the love for the Pistol Parlour in mesa? Clyde, Marolyn and the boys are great. Its a small shop but its got a bit of history. They have been helping the action pistol shooters for decades. Clyde even sponsored a young shooter by paying for the plane tickets to attend his first Bianchi cup match years ago, that shooter was a young local named Rob Leatham. Good helpful people and its got that classic small gunshop appeal.
Also check out Dillon Precision in Scottsdale. The makers of the first truly successful progressive loading press and arguably the best presses available. Not to mention they make the Dillon minigun that has become very popular with the military.
You can also checkout TGO's home range, Rio Salado Sportsmans Club. Its a large well built outdoor range with lots to see and do. If you have a Tuesday night free, come down and watch our Tuesday night steel matches with shooters of all skill levels competing. If you get there early you can usually find Rob shooting at the pistol bays.
i guess I'm a bit late on the reco's. I just noticed the date on the OP's original post, he has already come and left by now.
Also check out Dillon Precision in Scottsdale. The makers of the first truly successful progressive loading press and arguably the best presses available. Not to mention they make the Dillon minigun that has become very popular with the military.
You can also checkout TGO's home range, Rio Salado Sportsmans Club. Its a large well built outdoor range with lots to see and do. If you have a Tuesday night free, come down and watch our Tuesday night steel matches with shooters of all skill levels competing. If you get there early you can usually find Rob shooting at the pistol bays.
i guess I'm a bit late on the reco's. I just noticed the date on the OP's original post, he has already come and left by now.
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