We’re Almost There.

For the past four years, “coming soon” has become a phrase we’ve said more times than we can count.

Behind those words have been long days at the training site, late nights filling out paperwork, meetings with contractors, permit offices, and government agencies, and plenty of sweat along the way.

We could have rushed the process, but creating a safe, realistic training environment where people can come and go safely meant doing things the right way. That required patience, hard work, and help from many people.

Over the years, we’ve cleared trash, uncovered forgotten treasures, rebuilt neglected spaces, and slowly watched this property transform into something new.

This is only the beginning. The training site will continue to grow with new ranges, updated targets, competitions, instructors, and opportunities for people and families to train together.

Safety Starts Long Before a Crisis.

Personal safety is often thought of as something that begins in a moment of crisis, but in reality, safety is built long before an emergency ever happens.

It’s developed through awareness, preparation, training, and good habits practiced consistently over time.

Whether at home, traveling, outdoors, or on the range, responsible firearm ownership begins with respect—for the tool, for the people around us, and for the responsibility that comes with it.

At Cross Valley Training, safety is not a checklist or a rule on the wall. It’s part of our culture.