It's to do your research! 

Take the time to check out our website

and social media accounts to get a feel

for what we are all about.

We are committed to 

providing top-quality training 

emphasizing safety and 

responsible gun ownership.

Total Participation Involvement (TPI)

We believe that students learn

best when actively engaging

in the learning process.

be watching us lecture

You'll be doing hands-on 

activities reinforcing the 

Fundamentals of safe gun handling.

One of the advantages of the 

THE NRA TPI approach is that

it keeps you engaged and awake! 

Our goal is to make you confident

in handling a firearm.

It can be snooze fests, but our

instructors work hard to ensure

you are an active participant in 

the class. No sleeping allowed!

Check out our Reviews page

media pages to read reviews from

other students who have completed

our training courses.

find that our TPI approach 

sets us apart from 

other firearms

safety training providers.

Firearms safety training, make sure you

Do your research and choose a provider

who emphasizes safety, responsibility, and active learning, not Military Style Courses. 

You how to handle firearms safely

and effectively provide you with

the knowledge and skills to be a

responsible gun owner.  

Whether you are an experienced shooter, 

We have courses and programs 

that fit your needs.

Our Classes will make you a better

and more confident shooter.

In our Concealed Carry Training, we do not teach Tactical Military-type classes on pistol shooting.  Join us today and become a part of the responsible gun owner community. 

From Inside the waistband (IWB)

to Outside the waistband (OWB) 

and many others. We test them all.

Aliengear, We the people, Crossbreed, etc.

Concealed carry Holsters offer comfort and easy access to your EDC firearm. 

Earmuffs that go over your head

and cover your ears with padded

muffs, protecting them from the sound

of the  shots while allowing you to hear

other people when they are speaking.

There are ten categories of persons who are not eligible to purchase or possess a firearm under federal law.

 (Title 18, United States Code 922(g)(1)-(9), (n)).  

They are: 

1. Convicted of a felony (or equivalent)
2. Fugitive from justice
3. Unlawful user or addicted to a controlled substance
4. Adjudicated mentally defective or involuntarily committed to treatment
5. Illegal alien
6. Dishonorable discharge from the US Armed Forces
7. Renounced United States citizenship
8. Active protection order (restraining order, injunction for protection, etc.)
9. Convicted of a misdemeanor crime of domestic violence
10. Under indictment or information for a felony.

Knowing your local firearm laws

and regulations are crucial before

purchasing your first gun.

Depending on where you live, there

may be restrictions regarding what

types of firearms you can own and

where you can conceal carry them.

Must be 18 years of age. 

Rifles and shotguns may be purchased by a person who is at least 18 when that person is a law enforcement officer or correctional officer as defined in F.S. 943.10 or a service member as defined in F.S. 250.01.

• You must be a Florida resident to purchase a handgun. Long guns may be purchased by residents of other states so long as the sale complies with applicable laws in the purchaser’s state of residence.
• Legal permanent resident aliens who are Florida residents may purchase a firearm and must provide a valid alien registration number. Non-resident aliens visiting Florida must present a border crossing number (I-94) and a valid exception document.
• Florida does not require a permit to purchase a firearm, nor is there a permit that exempts anyone from the background check requirement.
• There is a waiting period of three days, excluding weekends and state holidays, between purchasing and delivering all firearms. Individual counties and cities can enact local ordinances to extend the waiting period to as many as five days. Please consult local laws on delivery for more detailed information.
• There is no limit to the number of firearms that may be transferred in a single transaction. The transaction is considered complete once the dealer has completed and signed the ATF Form 4473. An additional transfer (whether minutes later, the next day, or the next month) requires an additional background check.