P1 is a beginners course in handgun familiarization and defense. In this course we will discuss the basics of carrying a firearm, the pros and cons of carrying a firearm in public, basic shooting techniques,  firearm safety rules, and the laws and responsibilities surrounding carrying a firearm. This course is perfect for the brand new shooter who has never handled a handgun before, while also tailoring to the moderate shooter wanting to review their knowledge and skills in today's ever changing society. This course will also be modified and offered as a women's only class. 

This course is scheduled periodically throughout the year. Spots are limited. 

Equipment needed: Semi-auto handgun .380 or higher caliber, two (2) magazines, belt attached holster (hip or appendix), 250-300 rounds of ammo, eye protection, ear protection, note taking ability, and water.  

(Any student presenting a safety risk to instructors or other students will be removed from training until that student has the knowledge and ability to safely handle a weapon in  a class setting.)

P2 is designed for graduates of P1 and those who have a moderate knowledge and skill set with a defensive handgun. In P2 we will step into the more advanced stages of carrying a weapon for self defense. Ranging from different defensive pistol types to different carrying options. The student will also experience what happens to the human mind and body when stress is introduced.

This course is scheduled periodically throughout the year. Spots are limited. 

Equipment needed: Semi-auto handgun .380 or higher caliber, two (2) magazines, belt attached holster (hip or appendix), 300-350 rounds of ammo, eye protection, ear protection, note taking ability, and water. 

(Any student presenting a safety risk to instructors or other students will be removed from training until that student has the knowledge and ability to safely handle a weapon in  a class setting.)

DR1 is designed for basic to moderate shooters wanting to learn how to shoot an AR/M4 type of defensive rifle. The student will learn how an AR/M4 weapon system works, how to safely handle the weapon system, how to accurately fire the weapon system, how to clean and maintain the weapon, and so much more. 

This course is scheduled periodically throughout the year. Spots are limited. 

Equipment needed: AR/M4 style rifle (5.56 cal or greater), two (2) 30 round magazines, iron sights or optic on rifle, rifle sling (2 point recommended, 350-400 rounds of ammo, eye protection, ear protection, note taking ability, and water.

(Any student presenting a safety risk to themselves,  instructors, or other students will be removed from training until that student has the knowledge and ability to safely handle a weapon in  a class setting.)

DR2 is designed for the average shooter wanting to take a step towards more advanced shooting techniques. In this course, the shooter will learn how to quickly and effectively operate the weapon system, shooting in advanced positions, shooting while moving, as well as other barricade type shooting and scenarios.

This course is scheduled periodically throughout the year. Spots are limited. 

Equipment needed: AR/M4 style rifle (5.56 cal or greater), two (2) 30 round magazines, semi-auto pistol, two (2) pistol magazines, belt attached holster for pistol, iron sights or optic on rifle, rifle sling (2 point recommended), 350-400 rounds of ammo for rifle, 50 rounds of ammo for pistol, eye protection, ear protection, knee pads, note taking ability, and water.

(Any student presenting a safety risk to instructors or other students will be removed from training until that student has the knowledge and ability to safely handle a weapon in a class setting.)