Our Premier Firearms Safety Training Center (NRA) Courses

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If you draw your concealed weapon,

be ready to shoot. 

Meaning never merely flash your firearm

to de-escalate a situation with an assailant. 

Once you draw from your concealed 

carry purse. You must be ready to shoot 

mindfully and without hesitation. 

Notably, drawing with the intent to shoot

 should always be the last resort. 

Everything you need to 

learn about Firearms Safety.

LEARN THE RIGHT WAY WITH NRA 

 Our objective is not just to create

 a better shooter but lifelong learners

 who are excited and passionate

about learning, growing, 

and reaching new heights

and the safe way to handle 

a firearm for self-defense.

The scenarios with our simulators

 are limitless.

Take your skills to the next 

level on our Shooting Range Simulator,

 the Perfect Scenario to Train Safely.

Our Laser firearms have the real weight, feel, 

and recoil of a Glock 19 & Sig Sauer P320 M18. 

   It is a big understatement to say that properly drawing or presenting your handgun from concealed carry (CCW) is critical for effectively using it to defend your life. The handgun draw is one of the most important aspects of self-defense and can be the difference between life and death. When drawing your handgun, there are several chances to shoot yourself or someone else. Some say most accidents or negligent discharges happen while drawing and re-holstering a handgun. 

So, safety is very important during all steps of drawing your handgun. 

Safe, effective, and innovative, SIRT was developed by shooters for shooters to complement, not replace, live fire training. The SIRT Training Pistol brings together a host of patent pending technologies critical to improving shooting accuracy while addressing issues of cost and liability.

The more we handle a pistol properly with our finger off the trigger and are aware of the muzzle, the better off we will be if we use higher-level force in a critical incident.