Are you a certified instructor?

Yes. I am a NRA certified instructor. 

Do I need to own a firearm to take the concealed weapons permit course?

No. You do not need to own a firearm in order to take this course. We provide the eye and ear protection, firearm rental and ammunition for the course. If you do own a firearm we highly encourage you to do the courses with the firearm you own. 

Do I have to be a resident of Florida to take the concealed weapons permit course?

No. You can take this course and apply for the concealed carry license in person at a Florida Department of agriculture, Tax collectors office, or send your paperwork out by mail. We can provide you with the mail in packet. 

Can I still conceal carry with my Florida CWP when I travel out of state?

Yes. The Florida CWP is recognized in 37 states. Click here to see the states that honor the Florida CWP.

Can someone under 21 take the concealed carry course?

No. You must be at least 21 years of age. 

Can my significant other sit in on the class while I take the course?

No. Only paying clients are allowed to attend classes. 

Do I need my concealed weapons permit in order to book any of the classes?

No. You can book any of the classes if you don’t have your CWP. You do need your own firearm, if you don’t you can rent one from us. Some classes do require you to take prerequisite courses i.e, Pistol 1 before you can book Pistol 2, Intro to carbine before you can book Carbine 1 and so on. 

Can I book any of the advanced classes without taking any of the prerequisites?

No. The prerequisites allow me to gauge your level and help you develop the proper techniques in order to be able to do the advanced courses.  It is a safety measure. In the advance courses we move and shoot. It is imperative that the proper techniques are applied in order to do the course safely. 

Why do you use an outdoor range instead of an indoor range?

Indoor ranges limit your learning ability.  Shooting from a table is not only limiting but, can also create bad habits that would be devastating in real world scenarios. At the outdoor range, we can actually shoot from holstered positions, move and shoot, and it is a much more pleasant environment in terms of the noise level.  A lot of new shooters get shell shock at indoor ranges due to the noise level. This can be detrimental to a students learning experience.