Classes Offered
FIREARMS FAMILIARIZATION - CLASSROOM
FIREARMS FAMILIARIZATION - CLASSROOM
FIREARMS FAMILIARIZATION - CLASSROOM
Walk into any gun shop, and the variety of gear and gadgets available can be a bit overwhelming. Gun vaults, holsters, lights, lasers—where do you start? In this lesson, we will explain each of those pieces of gear, and he’ll discuss the options you should consider when you’re ready to go shopping.
GUNS & GEAR INTRODUCTION - CLASSROOM
FIREARMS FAMILIARIZATION - CLASSROOM
FIREARMS FAMILIARIZATION - CLASSROOM
1911 vs Glock? .45ACP vs 9mm vs .357mag vs .22lr? Revolver vs Semi-Auto? Iron Sights or Red Dot? Handgun or Shotgun or Rifle? Flashlight on weapon or off? This is the class to ask about all aspects of getting started in firearms and/or understanding how to protect yourself with firearms.
This is designed to be an "intro" course tha
1911 vs Glock? .45ACP vs 9mm vs .357mag vs .22lr? Revolver vs Semi-Auto? Iron Sights or Red Dot? Handgun or Shotgun or Rifle? Flashlight on weapon or off? This is the class to ask about all aspects of getting started in firearms and/or understanding how to protect yourself with firearms.
This is designed to be an "intro" course that helps the student to ask the right questions before (or shortly after) they start talking with the gun salesperson who is trying to sell them something. Highly interactive class focused on helping students understand the next step in their educational journey.
FIREARMS FAMILIARIZATION - LIVE FIRE
FIREARMS FAMILIARIZATION - CLASSROOM
FIREARMS FAMILIARIZATION - LIVE FIRE
Live Fire Class - How to safely handle and shoot your firearm. All firearmsarms are accepted. Includes subjects such as: (1) Four Rules of Firearms Safety and implications of these rules (2) How to operate your firearm safely, including holsters and/or slings and/or gun locks/safes (3) Various mindset obligations when owning/using a f
Live Fire Class - How to safely handle and shoot your firearm. All firearmsarms are accepted. Includes subjects such as: (1) Four Rules of Firearms Safety and implications of these rules (2) How to operate your firearm safely, including holsters and/or slings and/or gun locks/safes (3) Various mindset obligations when owning/using a firearm (4) Student specific issues (disabilities, location concerns, functionality, fear of firearms, etc).
Email the instructor to determine needs as public range or private range are available based on student needs, desires, and budget.