PRIVATE TRAINING​ / COACHING

Looking for something more detailed, new to firearms and nervous about it? Experienced shooter looking to improve your skills or specific skills? Or does your training need to be private?
​We have always offered these training sessions by request but now we are taking it public. These are private sessions so yes; they are a little more expensive but a lot more detailed and personalized. Though we are very student focused on our group classes we can’t always help improve the small things in group classes.
So, if you fit into either of these categories contact us.

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​​Regardless of your reasons or your needs we can help you whether you are the most novice shooter or the seasoned professional who carries a firearm daily.

Contact Us

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New To Firearms

1. New To Firearms Ownership
2. Not New to Shooting But, Learning A New Platform 
3. Wanting To Teach The Kids About Firearms

Concealed Carry

• Privacy
• You Learn Better in A One-on-One Setting
• Schedule Issues
• Afraid Of Embarrassing Yourself in A Group Class

Legal Considerations

• Storage
• Carrying
• Use Of Force
• Ownership
• NFA Items (Who Can Have Access?)
• Traveling (Driving / Flying)

Coaching
1. Stance / Body Structure

• Improve Your Stance to Improve Your Shooting
• Efficiency To Build Strength
• Improve Grip or Work to Modify It to Work for You (Injuries Can Have A Negative Effect Your Shooting)

2. Improve Marksmanship

• How To Find Your Sights Quicker
• Advanced Methods in Using Your Sights
• How Inaccurate Shots Happen
• How A Proper Grip Can Improve Your Accuracy

3. Managing Recoil
4. Improving Your Follow Up Shots
5. Learning To Use Cover & Concealment
6. Holster Draw Coaching

• How To Clear a Cover Garment Quicker
• How To Draw Faster
• Building A Proper Grip from The Holster
• How To Improve Your Speed & Accuracy
• Removing Unnecessary Movement
• Efficiency To Build Speed

7. Target Transitions

• How To Quickly Find the Next Target and Have the Gun Settle on The Target
• Where To Look & When to Look
• Natural Point of Aim & How It Effects Your Target Transitions
• Multiple Shots on One Target (i.e.: Failure to Stop Drill)
• Large To Small Targets or Close to Further Away (Throttle Control)