ASHBURN, Va. — The Silver Eagle Group Training Facility & Private Club – a first-of-its-kind venue offering comprehensive self-defense education and elite training will celebrate its opening with free training, demonstrations and public tours December 6-7 at its Ashburn, Va., location.
Hours for the December 6-7 public opening are from 10 AM – 9 PM. For additional information or to learn more about membership opportunities, please call 703-245-9649 or visit www.SilverEagle-Group.com.
Club officers claim the membership club introduces a level of service and amenities that, until now, were not available in the world of shooting sports.
“This is the ultimate destination for the avid shooter, executive sportsman, training enthusiast and novice to advance their skills, practice their sport and enjoy a comfortable and luxurious environment in the process,” said Scott Marquez, Silver Eagle Group’s president who has overseen the project since its inception.
Highlights of this unique, privately funded club include:
- Two 25-yard ranges; one fully tactical
- One 50-yard range
- 22,000 square foot “Scenario Area” featuring a variety of realistic training environments, including a single-family home, school, vehicle movement area, office, bar/nightclub, and more; also enables rappelling, low-light based training, family safety training and day/night vision video recording
- Concierge service
- Private locker rooms
- Coffee bar with food service
- Multi-purpose classrooms
- Health Club
- Board Room
- Executive Lounge
- Merchandise area covering more than 6,000 square feet carrying accessories and gear
- Firearm cleaning, storage vault and on-site armorer services
- Internet access
- Auto cleaning service
Designed and vetted by the Silver Eagle Group Tactical Instructors – exclusively from U.S. Special Operations – this self-defense training facility offers the private sector an opportunity to maximize self-defense and firearms proficiency through knowledge and training – all in an environmentally safe structure.
Also benefiting from this top-notch facility will be local and state law enforcement officials who will receive free training as part of an introduction to the facility.
“To be able to train our personnel in an environment such as this is just priceless,” said Scott York, chairman of the Loudoun County Board of Supervisors. “This is without question the right time for this facility. It will serve as a tremendous benefit for both law enforcement officials and the public we serve.”
