Firearm Training

Gun ownership is an American tradition, but it comes with responsibility. One in four gun owners have no safety training and this poses risks for them, as well as those around them who may come into contact when unsupervised. This may include children coming near where weapons are stored or handled without supervision from parents properly trained in how to handle their own firearms effectively if needed during emergency situations. This could lead to tragedy rather than self-defense outcomes.

Training ensures that gun owners are educated on the responsible practices for handling and using firearms, storing them securely at home, as well as carrying guns in public.

We offer firearm safety & permit to carry classes. Any person considering this option should complete safety training prior to purchasing a gun or carrying a gun in public. Training ensures that gun owners are educated on the responsible practices for handling and using firearms, storing them securely at home, as well as carrying guns in public.

It is common sense that before using a gun, a person should receive training on how to do it safely. But research shows that 39% of gun owners have no safety training. Before buying a gun, all people should be required to receive comprehensive firearm training, which should include live-fire training experience. The training should also include instruction on how to responsibly store, handle, use, and transport a firearm. Education on self-defense laws, how to de-escalate arguments, and the risks associated with children and people with suicidal thoughts accessing firearms are essential knowledge for gun owners.

The Four Primary Rules of Firearm Safety

1. Watch that muzzle! Keep it pointed in a safe direction at all times.
2. Treat every firearm with the respect due a loaded gun....
3. Be sure of the target and what is in front of it and beyond it....
4. Keep your finger outside the trigger guard until ready to shoot.