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NRA SIMCO: This is a two hour class designed to introduce new firearm owners to the safe use of their pistol by looking at safe gun handling, proper grip, stance, trigger control, and simulated marksmanship.  Using "real" pistols, we load them with laser cartridges that shoot only a laser pulse...onto an electronic target...so it is 100% safe, while learning to improve your marksmanship skills. For additional information or questions, or to reserve your spot, send me an e-mail.

Selecting a Pistol for Target Shooting or Self defense: In this two hour class we examine many different models and styles of handguns.  You will have an opportunity to have a "hands on" experience with many of the popular models of today. This class is best designed for those thinking of purchasing their first handgun. For additional information or questions, or to reserve your spot, send me an e-mail.

NRA Refuse to Be a Victim: Experts agree that the single most important step toward ensuring your personal safety is making the decision to refuse to be a victim. That means that you must have an overall personal safety strategy in place before you need it. Through a three to four hour seminar called Refuse To Be A Victim®, you can learn the personal safety tips and techniques you need to avoid dangerous situations and avoid becoming a victim. Hundreds of federal, state, and local law enforcement officials across the country have implemented Refuse To Be A Victim® into their crime prevention and community policing initiatives.

NRA Range Safety Officer: This is a course designed to prepare experienced shooters to the basic duties of a Range Safety Officer (RSO). RSOs ensure that the users of a range follow range regulations in order to reduce property damage and personal injury. RSOs often have responsibilities to take action when circumstances require it. The RSO is the range's official on the firing line to ensure safety and to help shooters.  Many ranges seek out volunteer Range Safety Officers and the NRA developed this course to help ranges train those RSOs. For additional information or questions, or to reserve your spot, send me an e-mail.

NRA Instructor Class...Become an NRA Instructor: As an appointed NRA Training Counselor, I can offer the required classes to become certified as an NRA Instructor. For more information, click on the menu link called "Become an NRA Inst"

Advanced Training...or...I have my Permit....Now What? Our Defensive Class is either a half-day or all-day class on defensive shooting technique and practice.  A typical class will shoot 200+ rounds of ammunition per half-day session. We look at draw technique; reloads/magazine changes; shooting from cover/concealment; shooting on the move; basic self-defense/disarming techniques; point shooting as a self-defense technique; various courses of fire; off hand shooting; night shooting; use of flashlights etc. These classes are typically outdoors and are have very limited enrollment. Participants need to provide a handgun suitable for self defense; holster; and three spare magazines or speed loaders.send me an e-mail.if you have a group that would be interested in this class.

Arizona Permit to Carry (CCW) Class: In this class you will learn about the legal rights and responsibilities of Permit holders, as well as the laws and obligations inherent in using force to defend yourself. For additional information or questions, or to reserve your spot, send me an e-mail.