Q: negative

A: I thought I would try out C2 Tactical as it is closer to me than the other range that I usually frequent in Central Phoenix. The staff at this range is not knowledgeable enough to understand the difference between "steel core" and "steel cased" ammo; after getting to the range, signing in, and entering the shooting area, I shot about 20 rounds of tulammo at which point one of the range officers informed me that I couldn't shoot tulammo, then showed me that the tulammo bullet stuck to a magnet. I tried my best to explain to the range officer that the shell casing was steel, which is why the magnet sticks to it; however that specific range officer and other staff did not agree with me. One of the staff said "we can't have steel ammo because it can ricochet and create sparks"... once again I tried to explain that the CASE was steel not the PROJECTILE. To me, this range is using a magnet as a way of making people purchase their specific range ammo (which is overpriced as usual). This is a sick business tactic; additionally I felt as if C2 staff was treating me as if I had no firearms knowledge, this was quite insulting. I recommend trying the other indoor ranges in Phoenix, I have had much better experiences, and the additional drive is worth the better customer service.

Q: positive

A: Went here for lunch and boy was I surprised. The food was delicious! The Lemon Chicken and rice soup was fantastic! Their Pitta Gyro sandwich with the greek salad - outstanding. I love their menu and the multitude of items you can get and just pick at with a table full of friends. Its a little small inside but they also have an outdoor patio. They have a wine bar which I'm sure would be nice for dinner time - or lunch if your a lover of wine. We will totally be back here for dinner some night soon!

Q: negative

A: I don't know how they can put "gormet" on the door with a clear conscience. How do you mess up beef enchiladas?! Terrible overpriced food.

Q: negative

A:
It took us over an hour to get a rental car because there were only three employees working the desk on a Friday evening. Isn't that supposed to be one of the busiest travel times? Instead of apologizing, the manager said, "you don't complain when you have to wait at the airport check-in, do you?" As far as I know, those are two completely different industries and Hertz is in the business of customer service. Had we not prepaid, we would have gone to another company. You cannot do that with airlines...they have monopolies on different routes. Idiot, I tell you. Anyway, once we get assigned a car, we go down to the garage and the car is not there. Finally, we got someone in the Gold Club area to help us and we ended up with a nice upgrade. I would have rather had the Kia and an hour of my life back!