Mission94 Firearms Education Center proudly marked its one-year anniversary with a three-day community celebration held October 3–5, 2025. The event brought together local residents, firearm enthusiasts, and industry partners for a weekend filled with education, fun and community spirit. Guests enjoyed a variety of engaging activities, including educational mini-classes designed for all skill levels and prize giveaways provided by leading manufacturers. The anniversary highlighted Mission94’s commitment to promoting safe, responsible firearm ownership while fostering a welcoming environment for learning and connection.
“Celebrating our first year is more than just marking time; it’s proof of what can be achieved when a community comes together with a shared commitment to safety, education, and responsible ownership,” said Scot Loesch, General Manager of Mission94. “Mission94 is not just a training center, it’s a hub where people of all backgrounds can gain confidence, knowledge, and respect for firearms in a safe and professional environment. This anniversary is just the beginning of what we’re building for the future.”
The anniversary weekend was filled with exciting activities, prizes, and community engagement, highlighted by a special firearm giveaway. Festivities began on Friday, October 3, with an exclusive members-only evening that featured appetizers, member-only discounts, open training bays, complimentary rentals, and additional prize opportunities. On Saturday, October 4, guests were treated to a complimentary Mission BBQ lunch, while local partners—including the United States Concealed Carry Association (USCCA), the Kenosha chapter of Armed Women of America (AWA), the Kenosha County Food Bank, the Kenosha Sheriff K9 Unit, the Wisconsin Veterans Chamber of Commerce (WVCC), American Legion-Kenosha Post 21, America’s Gunsmith Shop, and Davidson’s—joined in the celebration. Facility tours were offered throughout the day, along with rotating 25–30 minute mini-history classes covering notable topics such as Blackhawk Down, the Battle of Hue City, the Iranian Embassy Siege, and Normandy.
The celebration concluded on Sunday, October 5, the official anniversary date, with a day of discounted training opportunities. All classes were offered at half price, giving attendees access to popular full-length courses, including NSSF: First Shots – Pistol, New Firearm Owner Orientation and Wisconsin Concealed Carry. The weekend finale also featured a special two-hour Normandy seminar, providing attendees with an in-depth historical learning experience.
Mission94 was built to foster a culture of responsible firearm ownership through training and education, which includes exploring the unique history behind citizens’ Second Amendment rights. It caters to people of all levels – from novices to experienced enthusiasts – and provides classes taught by US Concealed Carry Association (USCCA) certified instructors. The facility offers both 25 and 50-yard bays tailored to meet a variety of training needs. Mission94’s 25-yard bay is equipped with advanced technology like dynamic rotating targets, which provides an added level of challenge in training options. The high-quality ventilation system has air quality within the training bays that is cleaner than the air that guests breathe outside the facility.
To learn more about Mission94 Firearms Education Center, please visit the website. B-roll and images from the one-year celebration can be found here.
Mission94 Firearms Education Center
Safety, history, discovery are the three foundational pillars that Mission94 Firearms Education Center was built upon. Mission94 strives to deliver a rich experience at a state-of-the-art facility with trainers and staff who are not only passionate about firearms education and training but are deeply committed to promoting safety in a fulfilling environment for all visitors – from beginners to experienced enthusiasts. Mission94 offers a variety of classroom and interactive training in a welcoming environment to educate people on a variety of subjects including the history of firearms. https://mission94firearms.com/
