Classes

This four-hour course is geared towards new shooters. You will learn to shoot revolvers and semi-automatic pistols by combining classroom instruction and live fire. Students will start with firearm safety and the range rules for safe gun handling on the range. It will then cover pistol parts and operation, ammunition, shooting fundamentals, and shooting positions. The class will transfer into the range to put these skills to the test. Each student will be able to demonstrate proper handling of the firearm, loading and unloading proficiency, and immediate action drills for their firearm.

This is the perfect class if you have never fired a gun or are a beginning shooter. It will give you a solid foundation in firearm safety and basic shooting skills that you will be able to build upon in more advanced classes.

This six-hour course covers defense of the home and family during a crisis event. Recent FBI UCRs show that over 80% of shootings occur in low-light environments. The chances of a shooting occurring in the dark are extremely high. Not only will this course cover shooting in low-light, it also covers use of force and legalities, physical security (doors, locks, lights, alarms, etc.), safe storage of guns and ammunition, emergency response plans, utilization of cover and concealment, a proper mindset, and even dealing with the police after an event. The first half of the course will be conducted in the classroom and finishes in our live fire range putting into practice some of the techniques learned. Prior shooting experience is required.

Proof of shooting experience can be any one of the following: NRA Basic Pistol Course Certificate, NRA FIRST Steps Course Certificate, NRA pistol competitive shooting qualification card, or military DD 214 with pistol qualification.

This four-hour course is geared towards new shooters. You will learn to shoot revolvers and semi-automatic pistols by combining classroom instruction and live fire. Students will start with firearm safety and the range rules for safe gun handling on the range. It will then cover pistol parts and operation, ammunition, shooting fundamentals, and shooting positions. The class will transfer into the range to put these skills to the test. Each student will be able to demonstrate proper handling of the firearm, loading and unloading proficiency, and immediate action drills for their firearm.

This is the perfect class if you have never fired a gun or are a beginning shooter. It will give you a solid foundation in firearm safety and basic shooting skills that you will be able to build upon in more advanced classes.

This six-hour course covers defense of the home and family during a crisis event. Recent FBI UCRs show that over 80% of shootings occur in low-light environments. The chances of a shooting occurring in the dark are extremely high. Not only will this course cover shooting in low-light, it also covers use of force and legalities, physical security (doors, locks, lights, alarms, etc.), safe storage of guns and ammunition, emergency response plans, utilization of cover and concealment, a proper mindset, and even dealing with the police after an event. The first half of the course will be conducted in the classroom and finishes in our live fire range putting into practice some of the techniques learned. Prior shooting experience is required.

Proof of shooting experience can be any one of the following: NRA Basic Pistol Course Certificate, NRA FIRST Steps Course Certificate, NRA pistol competitive shooting qualification card, or military DD 214 with pistol qualification.

This four-hour course is geared towards new shooters. You will learn to shoot revolvers and semi-automatic pistols by combining classroom instruction and live fire. Students will start with firearm safety and the range rules for safe gun handling on the range. It will then cover pistol parts and operation, ammunition, shooting fundamentals, and shooting positions. The class will transfer into the range to put these skills to the test. Each student will be able to demonstrate proper handling of the firearm, loading and unloading proficiency, and immediate action drills for their firearm.

This is the perfect class if you have never fired a gun or are a beginning shooter. It will give you a solid foundation in firearm safety and basic shooting skills that you will be able to build upon in more advanced classes.

This six-hour course covers defense of the home and family during a crisis event. Recent FBI UCRs show that over 80% of shootings occur in low-light environments. The chances of a shooting occurring in the dark are extremely high. Not only will this course cover shooting in low-light, it also covers use of force and legalities, physical security (doors, locks, lights, alarms, etc.), safe storage of guns and ammunition, emergency response plans, utilization of cover and concealment, a proper mindset, and even dealing with the police after an event. The first half of the course will be conducted in the classroom and finishes in our live fire range putting into practice some of the techniques learned. Prior shooting experience is required.

Proof of shooting experience can be any one of the following: NRA Basic Pistol Course Certificate, NRA FIRST Steps Course Certificate, NRA pistol competitive shooting qualification card, or military DD 214 with pistol qualification.

This four-hour course is geared towards new shooters. You will learn to shoot revolvers and semi-automatic pistols by combining classroom instruction and live fire. Students will start with firearm safety and the range rules for safe gun handling on the range. It will then cover pistol parts and operation, ammunition, shooting fundamentals, and shooting positions. The class will transfer into the range to put these skills to the test. Each student will be able to demonstrate proper handling of the firearm, loading and unloading proficiency, and immediate action drills for their firearm.

This is the perfect class if you have never fired a gun or are a beginning shooter. It will give you a solid foundation in firearm safety and basic shooting skills that you will be able to build upon in more advanced classes.

This six-hour course covers defense of the home and family during a crisis event. Recent FBI UCRs show that over 80% of shootings occur in low-light environments. The chances of a shooting occurring in the dark are extremely high. Not only will this course cover shooting in low-light, it also covers use of force and legalities, physical security (doors, locks, lights, alarms, etc.), safe storage of guns and ammunition, emergency response plans, utilization of cover and concealment, a proper mindset, and even dealing with the police after an event. The first half of the course will be conducted in the classroom and finishes in our live fire range putting into practice some of the techniques learned. Prior shooting experience is required.

Proof of shooting experience can be any one of the following: NRA Basic Pistol Course Certificate, NRA FIRST Steps Course Certificate, NRA pistol competitive shooting qualification card, or military DD 214 with pistol qualification.

This four-hour course is geared towards new shooters. You will learn to shoot revolvers and semi-automatic pistols by combining classroom instruction and live fire. Students will start with firearm safety and the range rules for safe gun handling on the range. It will then cover pistol parts and operation, ammunition, shooting fundamentals, and shooting positions. The class will transfer into the range to put these skills to the test. Each student will be able to demonstrate proper handling of the firearm, loading and unloading proficiency, and immediate action drills for their firearm.

This is the perfect class if you have never fired a gun or are a beginning shooter. It will give you a solid foundation in firearm safety and basic shooting skills that you will be able to build upon in more advanced classes.

This six-hour course covers defense of the home and family during a crisis event. Recent FBI UCRs show that over 80% of shootings occur in low-light environments. The chances of a shooting occurring in the dark are extremely high. Not only will this course cover shooting in low-light, it also covers use of force and legalities, physical security (doors, locks, lights, alarms, etc.), safe storage of guns and ammunition, emergency response plans, utilization of cover and concealment, a proper mindset, and even dealing with the police after an event. The first half of the course will be conducted in the classroom and finishes in our live fire range putting into practice some of the techniques learned. Prior shooting experience is required.

Proof of shooting experience can be any one of the following: NRA Basic Pistol Course Certificate, NRA FIRST Steps Course Certificate, NRA pistol competitive shooting qualification card, or military DD 214 with pistol qualification.

This four-hour course is geared towards new shooters. You will learn to shoot revolvers and semi-automatic pistols by combining classroom instruction and live fire. Students will start with firearm safety and the range rules for safe gun handling on the range. It will then cover pistol parts and operation, ammunition, shooting fundamentals, and shooting positions. The class will transfer into the range to put these skills to the test. Each student will be able to demonstrate proper handling of the firearm, loading and unloading proficiency, and immediate action drills for their firearm.

This is the perfect class if you have never fired a gun or are a beginning shooter. It will give you a solid foundation in firearm safety and basic shooting skills that you will be able to build upon in more advanced classes.

This six-hour course covers defense of the home and family during a crisis event. Recent FBI UCRs show that over 80% of shootings occur in low-light environments. The chances of a shooting occurring in the dark are extremely high. Not only will this course cover shooting in low-light, it also covers use of force and legalities, physical security (doors, locks, lights, alarms, etc.), safe storage of guns and ammunition, emergency response plans, utilization of cover and concealment, a proper mindset, and even dealing with the police after an event. The first half of the course will be conducted in the classroom and finishes in our live fire range putting into practice some of the techniques learned. Prior shooting experience is required.

Proof of shooting experience can be any one of the following: NRA Basic Pistol Course Certificate, NRA FIRST Steps Course Certificate, NRA pistol competitive shooting qualification card, or military DD 214 with pistol qualification.

This four-hour course is geared towards new shooters. You will learn to shoot revolvers and semi-automatic pistols by combining classroom instruction and live fire. Students will start with firearm safety and the range rules for safe gun handling on the range. It will then cover pistol parts and operation, ammunition, shooting fundamentals, and shooting positions. The class will transfer into the range to put these skills to the test. Each student will be able to demonstrate proper handling of the firearm, loading and unloading proficiency, and immediate action drills for their firearm.

This is the perfect class if you have never fired a gun or are a beginning shooter. It will give you a solid foundation in firearm safety and basic shooting skills that you will be able to build upon in more advanced classes.

This six-hour course covers defense of the home and family during a crisis event. Recent FBI UCRs show that over 80% of shootings occur in low-light environments. The chances of a shooting occurring in the dark are extremely high. Not only will this course cover shooting in low-light, it also covers use of force and legalities, physical security (doors, locks, lights, alarms, etc.), safe storage of guns and ammunition, emergency response plans, utilization of cover and concealment, a proper mindset, and even dealing with the police after an event. The first half of the course will be conducted in the classroom and finishes in our live fire range putting into practice some of the techniques learned. Prior shooting experience is required.

Proof of shooting experience can be any one of the following: NRA Basic Pistol Course Certificate, NRA FIRST Steps Course Certificate, NRA pistol competitive shooting qualification card, or military DD 214 with pistol qualification.

This four-hour course is geared towards new shooters. You will learn to shoot revolvers and semi-automatic pistols by combining classroom instruction and live fire. Students will start with firearm safety and the range rules for safe gun handling on the range. It will then cover pistol parts and operation, ammunition, shooting fundamentals, and shooting positions. The class will transfer into the range to put these skills to the test. Each student will be able to demonstrate proper handling of the firearm, loading and unloading proficiency, and immediate action drills for their firearm.

This is the perfect class if you have never fired a gun or are a beginning shooter. It will give you a solid foundation in firearm safety and basic shooting skills that you will be able to build upon in more advanced classes.

This six-hour course covers defense of the home and family during a crisis event. Recent FBI UCRs show that over 80% of shootings occur in low-light environments. The chances of a shooting occurring in the dark are extremely high. Not only will this course cover shooting in low-light, it also covers use of force and legalities, physical security (doors, locks, lights, alarms, etc.), safe storage of guns and ammunition, emergency response plans, utilization of cover and concealment, a proper mindset, and even dealing with the police after an event. The first half of the course will be conducted in the classroom and finishes in our live fire range putting into practice some of the techniques learned. Prior shooting experience is required.

Proof of shooting experience can be any one of the following: NRA Basic Pistol Course Certificate, NRA FIRST Steps Course Certificate, NRA pistol competitive shooting qualification card, or military DD 214 with pistol qualification.

This four-hour course is geared towards new shooters. You will learn to shoot revolvers and semi-automatic pistols by combining classroom instruction and live fire. Students will start with firearm safety and the range rules for safe gun handling on the range. It will then cover pistol parts and operation, ammunition, shooting fundamentals, and shooting positions. The class will transfer into the range to put these skills to the test. Each student will be able to demonstrate proper handling of the firearm, loading and unloading proficiency, and immediate action drills for their firearm.

This is the perfect class if you have never fired a gun or are a beginning shooter. It will give you a solid foundation in firearm safety and basic shooting skills that you will be able to build upon in more advanced classes.

This six-hour course covers defense of the home and family during a crisis event. Recent FBI UCRs show that over 80% of shootings occur in low-light environments. The chances of a shooting occurring in the dark are extremely high. Not only will this course cover shooting in low-light, it also covers use of force and legalities, physical security (doors, locks, lights, alarms, etc.), safe storage of guns and ammunition, emergency response plans, utilization of cover and concealment, a proper mindset, and even dealing with the police after an event. The first half of the course will be conducted in the classroom and finishes in our live fire range putting into practice some of the techniques learned. Prior shooting experience is required.

Proof of shooting experience can be any one of the following: NRA Basic Pistol Course Certificate, NRA FIRST Steps Course Certificate, NRA pistol competitive shooting qualification card, or military DD 214 with pistol qualification.