

This is a Personal Safety Strategy Course!
The seminar includes classroom instruction on a variety of crime prevention strategies, from criminal psychology to automobile crimes and cyber crime. Seminars can vary in length, and may be modified to suit the needs of a particular audience. This is not a firearms instruction course, and does not include instruction in physical combat, self-defense. Seminars teach about common weaknesses that criminals may take advantage of, and teaches a variety of corrective measures that are practical, inexpensive, and easy to follow. Strategies include home security, carjacking avoidance techniques, cyber safety, and use of personal safety devices. A complete seminar may last as long as 8 hours and include the entire lesson plan, but most basic seminars are 4 hours in length. If you have a specific topic in crime prevention you would like covered for your civic group, we can do that as well.

The pistol, rifle, and shotgun courses below are to teach beginners the fundamentals of safe firearms handling and how to shoot.
The entire course is +/- 8 hours long.
During this time, the student will learn the basic knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary for owning and using a pistol safely.
Each student will learn about
Shooting exercises will include common shooting positions. As part of the shooting experience, the student will learn about care and cleaning necessary for handguns.
Topics such as basic guideline for purchasing a pistol, legally transporting it to and from the range or field, and safe home storage are also discussed.
This introductory course is +/- 4 hours
A popular alternative to the Basic Pistol course is FIRST STEPS. New firearm owners are encouraged to take the "first step" of obtaining training and this program is designed to provide a hands-on introduction to the safe handling and proper operation of your new handgun.
Since this orientation is model-specific, and teaches only the most basic shooting skills, it is not a complete "course" but does provide a thorough introduction to:
This course will include some initial practice with your firearm under the supervision of a qualified instructor.
The Basic Rifle Shooting course is +/- 14 hours
During this time, the student will learn the basic knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary for owning and using a rifle safely. The course teaches the students about:
Shooting exercises will include the bench rest, prone, kneeling, sitting and standing positions.
We will also discuss other firearm ownership necessities, like:
This introductory course is +/- 4 hours.
A popular alternative to the Basic Rifle course is FIRST STEPS - Firearm Instruction, Responsibility and Safety Training.
New firearm owners are encouraged to take the "first step" of obtaining training and this program is designed to provide a hands-on introduction to the safe handling and proper operation of your new rifle.
Since this orientation is model-specific, and teaches only the most basic shooting skills, it is not a complete "course" in the traditional sense of the word, however, it does provide a thorough introduction to:
This course will include some initial practice with your firearm under the supervision of a qualified instructor.
The Basic Shotgun Shooting course is +/- 10 hours.
During this time, the student will learn the basic knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary for owning and using a Shotgun safely. The course teaches the students about:
We will also discuss shotgun ownership topics, like:
This introductory course is +/- 4 hours.
A popular alternative to the Basic Shotgun course is FIRST STEPS - Firearm Instruction, Responsibility and Safety Training.
New firearm owners are encouraged to take the "first step" of obtaining training and this program is designed to provide a hands-on introduction to the safe handling and proper operation of Your New Shotgun.
Since this orientation is model-specific, and teaches only the most basic shooting skills, it is not a complete "course" in the traditional sense of the word, however, it does provide a thorough introduction to:
This course will include some initial practice with your firearm under the supervision of a qualified instructor.
This course is +/- 4 hours.
During this time, the student will learn the basic knowledge, skills and attitude necessary for the safe handling and storage of firearms and ammunition in the home.
The student will also learn to identify and load/unload various types of pistols, rifles and shotguns. We will also discuss the different types of Ammunition used, the firing sequence and proper cleaning of firearms.
This course is +/- 8 hours and is designed for beginning to intermediate pistol shooters.
The course is designed for law abiding adult citizens.
It includes information on state law concerning Handgun Possession, Ownership and the Use of Deadly force. It also covers Strategies for Home Safety and defending your home against intruders.
Participants should be experienced shooters to maximize what can be learned from this course. Each shooter must be able to show mastery of these basic skills:
This course will introduce the student to defensive shooting and teach basic defensive handgun skills. It exposes the student to several schools of thought regarding defensive shooting techniques. Once the fundamentals are learned, students are exposed to new ideas in a measured fashion and encouraged to experiment and choose techniques best suited to them. We will also discuss how to select a handgun for self-defense.
This Intermediate Level Shooting Course is Presented in Two Parts.
The basic course takes +/- 9 hours and can be taken alone.
Students will learn to present a handgun from concealment and shoot targets in the center of mass. This requires students to have already mastered safe gun handling and basic marksmanship skills prior to attending the course.
This is Not A Basic Shooting Course; it Requires Advanced Shooting Skills.
This course introduces students to the knowledge, skills and attitude involved in safely, responsibly and effectively employing a concealed handgun for self-defense. The student must learn and practice many diverse shooting skills in order to respond quickly and appropriately to a broad range of threats he or she may encounter outside the home.
The course also covers the unique safety and legal issues that apply when a concealed handgun is carried in public. This includes legal and ethical ramifications when responding to a life threatening encounter, and the legal, moral, emotional and social aftermath of the use of deadly force outside the home.
The large amount of new content in this course precludes any substantial review of fundamental shooting techniques or basic safety information.
While there is a large amount of new material in this course, it builds on the basic defensive shooting skills, safety principles and legal concepts presented in the NRA Basics of Personal Protection In the Home Course. This course requires the student to take and master the knowledge, skills and attitude taught in the previous course.
Advanced Personal Protection includes an additional +/- 5 hours of Special Shooting Techniques.
The Advanced Personal Protection Outside the Home Course includes:
Reloading courses are +/- 9 hours and cover almost everything you need to begin reloading in safety.
Reloading
There are two separate courses offered.