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What do I bring to class and to the range?
DO NOT BRING FIREARMS OR AMMUNITION INTO THE CLASSROOM For the Nevada & Utah Combined Concealed Firearms Classes, we have two separate sessions of training, often times that can be done the same day. There is a Classroom session and a Range session. Below is a list of items to bring to the classroom. For other training classes, we have a variety of modules depending on the class being offered. Classroom sessions are structured to be a positive and informative learning environment for everyone. Laser Simulator sessions are indoors and are usually done in small groups where one or two shooters will participate at a time on a rotating basis, usually in groups of no more than 10 and often times smaller groups. Live Range sessions will have no more than 10 shooters on the firing line at a time, often times, just 6 or 8 shooters. Safety is critical and highly stressed.
DO NOT
BRING FIREARMS OR AMMUNITION INTO THE CLASSROOM CLASSROOM Bring to the Classroom the following: (Utah and Nevada Classroom)
Download Student Package & Pre-Class
Instructions, fill
out the paperwork Photo ID such as drivers license Black ballpoint pen
List of handguns you intend to qualify with. A list to
include Make,
Model &
If you are interested in our Training Discount Program,
download the READ THIS CAREFULLY - SAFETY COMES FIRST! DO NOT BRING FIREARMS OR AMMUNITION INTO THE CLASSROOM FOR SAFETY REASONS - NO PERSONAL FIREARMS OR AMMUNITION WILL BE ALLOWED IN CLASSROOM! ALL STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED TO ADHERE TO THIS INSTRUCTION FOR THE SAFETY OF EVERYONE! STUDENT FIREARMS ARE TO BE STORED UNLOADED, CASED AND LOCKED IN THE LOCKED TRUNK OF A VEHICLE OR OTHER STORAGE THAT MAY BE PROVIDED AT SOME TRAINING SESSIONS. ANY STUDENT WHO VIOLATES THESE OR OTHER SAFETY PROVISIONS MAY BE COUNSELED, SANCTIONED OR DISMISSED FROM THE CLASS AT THE SOLE DISCRETION OF THE INSTRUCTOR.
Range procedures and safety rules will be covered in class. Students are expected to bring their guns to the range unloaded and cased and have at least 30 rounds of target ammunition per handgun that they wish to shoot. Below is a list of what to bring to the range. Know that any violation of safety at the range will result in a student being asked to leave and disqualified from the course. When you select your guns to qualify with, keep in mind a few guidelines that will help you make the best selection: 1. Select a gun that functions reliably (that does not jam frequently or have other functional problems). Do not bring a dirty gun to class. Guns that are very dirty likely are highly prone to malfunctions. If a gun malfunctions too much or has other functional reliability problems, you probably don't want to rely on it as a defense firearm anyway. 2. Select a caliber that is a common defense caliber ie: between .32 and .45 calibers (NO HUNTING CALIBERS OR MAGNUM LOADS) - Hunting calibers have too much power and are not defense calibers). 3. If possible, shoot and then clean your firearms prior to coming to class. Know how your firearms function and be as familiar as possible with your firearms prior to class. The more you are familiar with your firearms before the class, the better your class experience will be. We have guns that students can rent with ammunition supplied in order to qualify with those popular makes & models for their Nevada Concealed Firearm Permit. The guns we have in rental are popular ones that the Instructor recommends in particular for both novice and advanced shooters. On occasion, we will have large classroom sessions, however our range sessions will include no more than 10 students per instructor on the firing line to insure safety. Often times, there will be only 6 to 8 shooters on the live firing line at a time for safety and range control, and to provide the best instruction and attention to each individual student. We like and appreciate every student and want everyone to have a positive, quality experience and of course safety is our highest priority. We look forward to you having a wonderful, positive experience. BRING THE FOLLOWING TO THE RANGE:
Handguns to qualify with
cased and unloaded (and clean)
with ammunition stores separately BASIC RANGE RULES 1. NO FIREARM WILL BE LOADED OR ANY MAGAZINE INSERTED UNTIL THE COMMAND TO "LOAD" IS GIVEN ON THE FIRING LINE! IN OTHER WORDS: ALL FIREARMS WILL BE UNLOADED AND AMMUNITION WILL BE SEPARATE FROM THE GUN UNTIL GIVEN THE COMMAND TO "LOAD" WHILE ACTUALLY ON THE FIRING LINE. 2. ALL SAFETY RULES WILL BE OBSERVED AND ENFORCED FOUR FIREARMS SAFETY RULES 1. Treat all firearms as if they are loaded
2. Always keep your finger off the trigger until your sights
are on target and you 3. Never point a firearm at anything you are not willing to destroy
4. Never point a firearm at anything you are not willing
to destroy.
Before
a
decision to fire, be sure of your target, your targets environment and any other safety hazards
THREE FIREARMS SAFETY RULES (ANOTHER VERSION)
1. Always keep the gun pointed in a safe direction
2. Always keep your finger off the trigger until you are ready to shoot
3. Always keep the gun unloaded until ready to use
3. ALL FIREARMS THAT ARE NOT ACTIVELY ON THE FIRING LINE WILL REMAIN UNLOADED AND EITHER CASED OR HOLSTERED IN A STRONG-SIDE HIP HOLSTER 4. SAFETY COMES FIRST! GUN SAFETY IS EVERYONE'S RESPONSIBILITY!
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