Courses

Course Length: 8 hours

Course Description

Handgun 1 is designed to provide students with foundational level material focusing on preparing students to employ their handgun for daily carry or duty use. Handgun 1 is appropriate for students with little to no formal firearms training or for those looking to refresh the fundamentals.  Students will be presented with the material and repetitions to feel confident in effectively using their handgun.

Instructional material covered

• Firearms safety
• Defensive firearm implementation / mindset
• Equipment selection
• Basic manipulation tasks
• Draw stroke
• Reloading techniques
• Malfunction clearance techniques
• Shooting fundamentals
• Skill building drills
• Post engagement processes
• Basic care and maintenance

Required equipment

• Handgun with at least 3 magazines
• Holster and magazine pouch
  • Holster must attach to the belt and provide sufficient retention to prevent the firearm from falling out during moderate physical activity. SERPA style holsters will not be permitted.
• Eye protection
• Electronic hearing protection
• Weather appropriate clothing
  • Pants, long sleeve shirts and hats are recommended
• Close toed shoes
• 500 rounds handgun ammunition
• Cleaning / maintenance supplies

Course prerequisites

None

Upcoming date(s) for this course

Course Length: 8 hours

Course Description

Rifle 1 is designed to provide students with foundational level material focusing on preparing students to employ their rifle for defensive or duty purposes. Rifle 1 is appropriate for students with little to no formal firearms training or for those looking to refresh the fundamentals.  Students will be presented with the material and repetitions to feel confident in effectively deploying and using their rifle.  Students will also learn when and how to transition to their pistol.

Instructional material covered

• Firearms safety
• Defensive firearm implementation / mindset
• Equipment selection
• Basic manipulation tasks
• Position building
• Reloading techniques
• Malfunction clearance techniques
• Shooting fundamentals
• Skill building drills
• Post engagement processes
• Basic care and maintenance

Required equipment

• Rifle with at least 3 magazines (Rifle must have a sling)
  • Rifle needs to be zeroed prior to the class
• Handgun with at least 2 magazines
• Holster and magazine pouches (At least one pistol pouch and one rifle pouch)
  • Holster must attach to the belt and provide sufficient retention to prevent the firearm from falling out during moderate physical activity. SERPA style holsters will not be permitted.
• Eye protection
• Electronic hearing protection
• Weather appropriate clothing
  • Pants, long sleeve shirts and hats are recommended
• Close toed shoes
• 500 rounds rifle ammunition (No green tip or armor piercing ammunition)
• 200 rounds handgun ammunition
• Cleaning / maintenance supplies

Course prerequisites

None

Upcoming date(s) for this course

Course Length: 8 hours

Course Description

Shotgun 1 is designed to provide students with foundational level material focusing on preparing students to employ their shotgun for defensive or duty purposes. Shotgun 1 is appropriate for students with little to no formal firearms training or for those looking to refresh the fundamentals.  Students will be presented with the material and repetitions to feel confident in effectively deploying and using their shotgun.  Students will also learn when and how to transition to their pistol.

Instructional material covered

• Firearms safety
• Defensive firearm implementation / mindset
• Equipment selection
• Basic manipulation tasks
• Types of shotgun munitions
• Loading and reloading techniques
• Slug changeovers
• Shotgun carry techniques
• Shotgun zeroing and patterning
• Skill building drills

Required equipment

• Shotgun with sling attached
  • Shot shell carrier (Can be shotgun mounted or body mounted)
• Handgun with at least 3 magazines
• Holster and magazine pouches (At least one pistol pouch)
  • Holster must attach to the belt and provide sufficient retention to prevent the firearm from falling out during moderate physical activity. SERPA style holsters will not be permitted.
• Eye protection
• Electronic hearing protection
• Weather appropriate clothing
  • Pants, long sleeve shirts and hats are recommended
• Close toed shoes
• 300 rounds birdshot
• 60 rounds slug
• 60 rounds buckshot
• 200 rounds handgun

Course prerequisites

*Handgun 1

Upcoming date(s) for this course

Course Length: 8 hours

Course Description

Low Light Handgun 1 is a low light course allowing Civilians, Law Enforcement Officers, and Military Personnel the opportunity to work with a Weapon Mounted Light and handheld light.  This curriculum focuses on the skills and tactics needed to succeed in low light environments through specific drills designed to reinforce the importance of proper techniques.

Instructional material covered:

• Firearms safety
• Low light techniques / mindset
• Equipment selection
• Searching techniques
• Engagement techniques
• Skill building drills
• Post engagement processes

Required equipment

• Handgun with at least 3 magazines
• Handgun mounted light (Recommended) and sufficient spare batteries
• Handheld flashlight and sufficient spare batteries (Required)
• Holster and magazine pouch
  • Holster must attach to the belt and provide sufficient retention to prevent the handgun from falling out during moderate physical activity. SERPA style holsters will not be permitted.
• Eye protection
• Electronic hearing protection
• Weather appropriate clothing
  • Pants, long sleeve shirts and hats are recommended
• Close toed shoes
• 500 rounds handgun ammunition
• Headlamp or small task light for administrative functions

Course prerequisites

Handgun 1

Upcoming date(s) for this course

Course Length: 8 hours

Course Description

Low Light Rifle 1 is a low light course allowing Civilians, Law Enforcement Officers, and Military Personnel the opportunity to work with a Weapon Mounted Light and handheld light. Low Light Rifle 1 focuses on the skills and tactics needed to succeed in low light environments through specific drills designed to reinforce the importance of proper techniques.

Instructional material covered:

• Firearms safety
• Low light techniques / mindset
• Equipment selection
• Searching techniques
• Engagement techniques
• Skill building drills
• Post engagement processes

Required equipment

• Rifle with at least 3 magazines (Rifle must have a sling)
  • Rifle needs to be zeroed prior to the class
• Rifle mounted light and sufficient batteries (Required)
• Handgun with at least 2 magazines
• Pistol mounted light (Recommended) and sufficient spare batteries
• Holster and magazine pouches (At least one pistol pouch and one rifle pouch)
  • Holster must attach to the belt and provide sufficient retention to prevent the firearm from falling out during moderate physical activity. SERPA style holsters will not be permitted.
• Handheld flashlight and sufficient spare batteries (Required)
• Headlamp or small task light for administrative functions
• Eye protection
• Electronic hearing protection
• Weather appropriate clothing
  • Pants, long sleeve shirts and hats are recommended
• Close toed shoes
• 500 rounds rifle ammunition (No green tip or armor piercing ammunition)
• 200 rounds handgun ammunition

Course prerequisites

Rifle 1

Upcoming date(s) for this course

Course Length: 8 hours

Course Description

Handgun 2 is a continuation of the Handgun 1.  This course focuses on further developing the skills and tactics needed to succeed in defensive situations.  This course hones these techniques and allows students to more thoroughly test them through enhanced skill building drills.

Instructional material covered

• Firearms safety
• Defensive firearm implementation / mindset
• Decision making / stress conditions
• Positional shooting
• Movement shooting
• Complex malfunction clearance techniques
• Self-assessment / shooting fundamentals
• Skill building drills
• Post engagement processes

Required equipment

• Handgun with at least 3 magazines
• Holster and magazine pouches (At least one pistol pouch)
  • Holster must attach to the belt and provide sufficient retention to prevent the firearm from falling out during moderate physical activity. SERPA style holsters will not be permitted.
• Eye protection
• Electronic hearing protection
• Weather appropriate clothing
  • Pants, long sleeve shirts and hats are recommended
• Close toed shoes
• 500 rounds handgun ammunition

Course prerequisites

Handgun 1

Upcoming date(s) for this course

Course Length: 8 hours

Course Description

Rifle 2 is a continuation of the Rifle 1.  This course focuses on further developing the skills and tactics needed to succeed in defensive situations.  This course hones these techniques and allows students to more thoroughly test them through enhanced skill building drills.

Instructional material covered

• Firearms safety
• Defensive firearm implementation / mindset
• Decision making / stress conditions
• Distance engagements
• Positional shooting
• Movement shooting
• Complex malfunction clearance techniques
• Self-assessment / shooting fundamentals
• Skill building drills
• Post engagement processes

Required equipment

• Rifle with at least 3 magazines (Rifle must have a sling)
  • Rifle needs to be zeroed prior to the class
• Handgun with at least 2 magazines
• Holster and magazine pouches (At least one pistol pouch and one rifle pouch)
  • Holster must attach to the belt and provide sufficient retention to prevent the firearm from falling out during moderate physical activity. SERPA style holsters will not be permitted.
• Eye protection
• Electronic hearing protection
• Weather appropriate clothing
  • Pants, long sleeve shirts and hats are recommended
• Close toed shoes
• 750 rounds rifle ammunition (No green tip or armor piercing ammunition)
• 250 rounds handgun ammunition

Course prerequisites

Rifle 1

Upcoming date(s) for this course

Course Length: 8 hours

Course Description

Handgun Shoot house is a tactics-based course which will give the Citizen, Law Enforcement Officer or Military Personnel the needed skills to work in an ever changing environment. The techniques are learned through square range movement and tactics-based skill building drills as well as shoot house exercises. Students will also test skills in the shoot house through the scenarios. Students will gain experience with the techniques as an individual and as a small team.

Instructional material covered

• Firearms safety
• Concepts / mindset
• Equipment selection
• Searching techniques
• Engagement techniques
• Skill building drills
• Scenario based exercises
• Post engagement processes

Required equipment

• Handgun with at least 3 magazines
• Holster and magazine pouch
  • Holster must attach to the belt and provide sufficient retention to prevent the handgun from falling out during moderate physical activity. SERPA style holsters will not be permitted.
• Eye protection
• Electronic hearing protection
• Weather appropriate clothing
  • Pants, long sleeve shirts and hats are recommended
• Close toed shoes
• Plate carrier with armor (recommended)
• Ballistic Helmet (recommended)
• 500 rounds handgun ammunition

Course prerequisites

Handgun 1

Upcoming date(s) for this course

Course Length: 8 hours

Course Description

Rifle Shoot house is a tactics-based course which will give the Citizen, Law Enforcement Officer or Military Personnel the needed skills to work in an ever-changing environment. The techniques are learned through square range movement and tactics-based skill building drills as well as shoot house exercises. Students will also test skills in the shoot house through the scenarios. Students will gain experience with the techniques as an individual and as a small team.

Instructional material covered

• Firearms safety
• Concepts / mindset
• Equipment selection
• Searching techniques
• Engagement techniques
• Skill building drills
• Scenario based exercises
• Post engagement processes

Required equipment

• Rifle with at least 3 magazines (Rifle must have a sling)
  • Rifle needs to be zeroed prior to the class
• Handgun with at least 3 magazines
• Holster and magazine pouches (At least one pistol pouch and one rifle pouch)
  • Holster must attach to the belt and provide sufficient retention to prevent the firearm from falling out during moderate physical activity. SERPA style holsters will not be permitted.
• Eye protection
• Electronic hearing protection
• Weather appropriate clothing
  • Pants, long sleeve shirts and hats are recommended
• Close toed shoes
• Plate carrier with armor (recommended)
• Ballistic Helmet (recommended)
• 500 rounds rifle ammunition (No green tip or armor piercing ammunition)
• 200 rounds handgun ammunition

Course prerequisites

Handgun 1

Rifle 1

Upcoming date(s) for this course

Course Length: 16 hours

Course Description

Shoot house 2 is a multifaceted course designed to build upon the concepts covered in our Shoot House and Low Light courses.  This curriculum is designed to prepare the Citizen, Law Enforcement Officer or Military Personnel to apply effective tactics in complex environments. Students will work with both Rifle and Handgun during this course.  Students will also work on honing their skills in a low light environment.  This is an advanced course requiring students to demonstrate exceptional firearms safety and manipulation.

Instructional material covered

• Firearms safety
• Concepts / mindset
• Searching techniques
• Engagement techniques
• Low light techniques
• Skill building drills
• Scenario based exercises
• Post engagement processes

Required equipment

• Rifle with at least 3 magazines (Rifle must have a sling)
  • Rifle needs to be zeroed prior to the class
• Rifle mounted light and sufficient batteries (Required)
• Handgun with at least 3 magazines
• Holster and magazine pouches (At least one pistol pouch and one rifle pouch)
  • Holster must attach to the belt and provide sufficient retention to prevent the firearm from falling out during moderate physical activity. SERPA style holsters will not be permitted.
• Handgun mounted light (Recommended) and sufficient spare batteries
• Handheld flashlight and sufficient spare batteries (Required)
• Headlamp or small task light for administrative functions Eye protection
• Electronic hearing protection
• Weather appropriate clothing
  • Pants, long sleeve shirts and hats are recommended
• Close toed shoes
• Plate carrier with armor (recommended)
• Ballistic Helmet (recommended)
• 1,000 rounds rifle ammunition (No green tip or armor piercing ammunition)
• 500 rounds handgun ammunition

Course prerequisites

Handgun 1

Rifle 1

Low Light Handgun

Low Light Rifle

Course Length: 8 hours

Course Description

Low light handgun shoot house is an intermediate tactics based course which will give the Citizen, Law Enforcement Officer or Military Personnel the needed skills to work in an ever changing urban environment in low light conditions. The techniques are learned through square range movement and tactics based skill building drills as well as shoot house exercises.  Students will work on handheld and weapon mounted light techniques.  Students will test acquired skills during live fire shoot house scenarios.  Students will gain experience with the techniques as an individual and as a small team.

Instructional material covered

• Firearms safety
• Concepts / mindset
• Searching techniques
• Engagement techniques
• Low light techniques
• Skill building drills
• Scenario based exercises
• Working in an urban environment during hours of darkness
• Threat Identification during hours of darkness
• Post engagement processes

Required equipment

• Handgun with at least 3 magazines
• Holster and magazine pouches (At least one pistol pouch)
  • Holster must attach to the belt and provide sufficient retention to prevent the firearm from falling out during moderate physical activity. SERPA style holsters will not be permitted.
• Handgun mounted light (Recommended) and sufficient spare batteries
• Handheld flashlight and sufficient spare batteries (Required)
• Headlamp or small task light for administrative functions
• Eye protection
• Electronic hearing protection
• Weather appropriate clothing
  • Pants, long sleeve shirts and hats are recommended
• Close toed shoes
• Plate carrier with armor (recommended)
• Ballistic Helmet (recommended)
• 300-500 rounds handgun ammunition

Course prerequisites

Professional Pistol*

Professional Low Light Pistol*

Upcoming date(s) for this course

Course Length: 8 hours

Course Description

Low light rifle shoot house is an intermediate tactics-based course which will give the Citizen, Law Enforcement Officer or Military Personnel the needed skills to work in an ever-changing urban environment in low light conditions. The techniques are learned through square range movement and tactics-based skill building drills as well as shoot house exercises. Students will work on handheld and weapon mounted light techniques.  Students will test acquired skills during live fire shoot house scenarios. Students will gain experience with the techniques as an individual and as a small team.

Instructional material covered

• Firearms safety
• Concepts / mindset
• Searching techniques
• Engagement techniques
• Low light techniques
• Skill building drills
• Scenario based exercises
• Working in an urban environment during hours of darkness
• Threat Identification during hours of darkness
• Post engagement processes

Required equipment

• Rifle with at least 3 magazines (Rifle must have a sling)
  • Rifle needs to be zeroed prior to the class
• Rifle mounted light and sufficient batteries (Required)
• Handgun with at least 3 magazines
• Holster and magazine pouches (At least one pistol pouch and one rifle pouch)
  • Holster must attach to the belt and provide sufficient retention to prevent the firearm from falling out during moderate physical activity. SERPA style holsters will not be permitted.
• Handgun mounted light (Recommended) and sufficient spare batteries
• Handheld flashlight and sufficient spare batteries (Required)
• Headlamp or small task light for administrative functions
• Eye protection
• Electronic hearing protection
• Weather appropriate clothing
  • Pants, long sleeve shirts and hats are recommended
• Close toed shoes
• Plate carrier with armor (recommended)
• Ballistic Helmet (recommended)
• 300-500 rounds rifle ammunition (No green tip or armor piercing ammunition)
• 100 rounds handgun ammunition

Course prerequisites

Professional Rifle*

Professional Low Light Rifle*

Course Length: 8 hours

Course Description

Red Dot Handgun is designed to provide students with information and skills specific to the usage of Red Dot Equipped Handguns.  Curriculum will cover all aspects of RDS handgun implementation including: Mounting, care, maintenance, zeroing and equipment selection.  Students will learn RDS handgun theory and will work through extensive repetitions to build competency with their platform.

Instructional material covered

• Firearms safety
• Concepts / mindset
• Red Dot Sight options
• RDS handgun theory
• RDS handgun specific techniques
• RDS handgun zeroing

Required equipment

• Handgun with Red Dot Sight mounted (Loaner units available upon request)
• At least 3 handgun magazines
• Holster and magazine pouches (At least one pistol pouch)
  • Holster must attach to the belt and provide sufficient retention to prevent the firearm from falling out during moderate physical activity. SERPA style holsters will not be permitted.
• Eye protection
• Electronic hearing protection
• Weather appropriate clothing
  • Pants, long sleeve shirts and hats are recommended
• Close toed shoes
• 300-500 rounds handgun ammunition

Course prerequisites

End User Handgun*

Upcoming date(s) for this course

Course Length: 8 hours

Course Description

Intermediate Distance Rifle focuses on Rifle engagements at distances from 0300+ yards.  This course focuses on the use of Low Power Variable Magnification Optics (LPVO) and Magnified Red Dot optic platforms.  Students will learn the theory behind longer distance engagements and necessary skill sets to succeed in this environment.  Courses of fire will stress the correct application of learned skills and students will have ample opportunity to test their individual rifle setups while comparing them to other available options.

Instructional material covered

• Firearms safety
• Concepts / mindset
• Zeroing procedures
• Engagement techniques
• Distance and wind compensation
• Skill building drills
• Post engagement processes

Required equipment

• Rifle with at least 3 magazines (Rifle must have a sling)
  • Rifle needs to be zeroed prior to the class
• Handgun with at least 3 magazines
• Holster and magazine pouches (At least one pistol pouch and one rifle pouch)
  • Holster must attach to the belt and provide sufficient retention to prevent the firearm from falling out during moderate physical activity. SERPA style holsters will not be permitted.
• Electronic hearing protection
• Weather appropriate clothing
• Pants, long sleeve shirts and hats are recommended
• Close toed shoes
• 350 rounds rifle ammunition (No green tip or armor piercing ammunition)
  • Students are encouraged to bring 100 rounds of Duty ammunition / match rifle ammunition as part of the 350 rounds.
• 50 rounds handgun ammunition

Course prerequisites

Professional Rifle*

Upcoming date(s) for this course

Course Length: 8 hours

Course Description

Night Vision 1 is designed to focus on the manipulation of and practical application of NVG systems.  Curriculum will cover NVG and MFAL (Multifunction Aiming Laser) manipulation techniques as well as MFAL zeroing theory and techniques.  The course includes extensive manipulation and live fire range drills designed to build a solid foundation of competency in no-light environments.

Instructional material covered

• Firearms safety
• Concepts / mindset
• MFAL zeroing
• NVG Searching techniques
• NVG Engagement techniques
• NVG / White light transitions
• Post engagement processes

Required equipment

• Rifle with at least 3 magazines (Rifle must have a sling)
  • Rifle needs to be zeroed prior to the class
  • MFAL (Multifunction Aiming Laser)
• Rifle mounted light and sufficient batteries (Required)
• Night Vision Unit
  • Helmet or skull-crusher with shroud
  • Night vision mount and JArm
• Handgun with at least 3 magazines
• Holster and magazine pouches (At least one pistol pouch and one rifle pouch)
  • Holster must attach to the belt and provide sufficient retention to prevent the firearm from falling out during moderate physical activity. SERPA style holsters will not be permitted.
• Handgun mounted light (Recommended) and sufficient spare batteries
• Handheld flashlight and sufficient spare batteries (Required)
• Headlamp or small task light for administrative functions
• Eye protection
• Electronic hearing protection
• Weather appropriate clothing
  • Pants, long sleeve shirts and hats are recommended
• Close toed shoes
• Plate carrier with armor (recommended)
• Ballistic Helmet (recommended)
• 300-500 rounds rifle ammunition (No green tip or armor piercing ammunition)
• 100 rounds handgun ammunition

Course prerequisites

Handgun 1

Rifle 1

Low Light Rifle

Upcoming date(s) for this course

Course Length: 16 hours

Course Description

Night Vision 2 is a course designed to build upon the concepts covered in our Night Vision 1 Course.  This is a tactics and theory-based course stressing the development of night vision device usage.  Students will increase competency with their NVG unit, MFAL, Rifle and Handgun though specific drills designed to reinforce the concepts and fundamentals.  Students will learn to work with their NVG system in a multitude of environments including the shoot house.  This is an advanced course requiring students to demonstrate exceptional firearms safety and manipulation.

Instructional material covered

• Firearms safety
• Concepts / mindset
• MFAL zeroing
• NVG Searching techniques
• NVG Engagement techniques
• NVG / White light transitions
• NVG CQB techniques
• Scenario based exercises
• Post engagement processes

Required equipment

• Rifle with at least 3 magazines (Rifle must have a sling)
  • Rifle needs to be zeroed prior to the class
  • MFAL (Multifunction Aiming Laser)
• Rifle mounted light and sufficient batteries (Required)
• Night Vision Unit
  • Helmet or skullcrusher with shroud
  • Night vision mount and JArm
• Handgun with at least 3 magazines
• Holster and magazine pouches (At least one pistol pouch and one rifle pouch)
  • Holster must attach to the belt and provide sufficient retention to prevent the firearm from falling out during moderate physical activity. SERPA style holsters will not be permitted.
• Handgun mounted light (Recommended) and sufficient spare batteries
• Handheld flashlight and sufficient spare batteries (Required)
• Headlamp or small task light for administrative functions
• Eye protection
• Electronic hearing protection
• Weather appropriate clothing
  • Pants, long sleeve shirts and hats are recommended
• Close toed shoes
• Plate carrier with armor (recommended)
• Ballistic Helmet (recommended)
• 300-500 rounds rifle ammunition (No green tip or armor piercing ammunition)
• 100 rounds handgun ammunition

Course prerequisites

Night Vision 1

Handgun 1

Rifle 1

Low Light Rifle

Upcoming date(s) for this course

Private Firearms Training – 2‑Hour Session

A focused, individualized training block designed to address specific skills or performance goals. This session is ideal for targeted skill development such as marksmanship fundamentals, equipment setup, safe weapons handling, or refining existing techniques. Students receive direct one‑on‑one coaching, immediate feedback, and customized drills to maximize improvement within a short, efficient training window.

Private Firearms Training – 4‑Hour Session

A comprehensive half‑day training experience that allows for deeper instruction, expanded curriculum, and progressive skill building. This session is well‑suited for students seeking to advance their capabilities beyond foundational skills, including movement‑based drills, manipulations, decision‑making exercises, and scenario‑driven training. The extended format provides time for repetition, evaluation, and refinement, ensuring measurable improvement and increased confidence.

Private Firearms Training – 8‑Hour Session

A full‑day immersive training program tailored to the student’s specific goals and operational needs. This session supports complete curriculum development, advanced tactics, team‑based concepts (if applicable), and extensive live‑fire application. Students benefit from sustained coaching, detailed performance analysis, and a wide variety of drills designed to enhance proficiency, efficiency, and real‑world readiness. This option is ideal for individuals or small teams seeking professional‑level instruction and maximum return on investment.