Private & Supplemental Training
Private & Supplemental Training is designed for students who want individualized coaching, focused skill development, or a customized training experience. These sessions are ideal for new shooters, returning students, concealed carriers, students with specific goals, and anyone who wants direct feedback, a clear improvement plan, or additional support before joining a public group course.
Starting Price: $100 Duration: Starting at 1 hour; extended sessions available Format: Private or small-group training Customized one-on-one or small-group coaching based on the student’s goals, experience level, and training needs. Sessions may focus on handgun, rifle, shotgun, concealed carry, red dot, fundamentals, or defensive development. Student outcome: Students leave with focused feedback, clearer priorities, and a customized plan for continued improvement. Best for: Students who want focused feedback and individualized instruction. What to Bring: Firearm related to the training goal, if owned Appropriate ammunition based on the session plan Magazines or loading devices Eye and ear protection Firearm case or range bag Water and quick snacks Weather-appropriate range attire Any gear you want evaluated
Price: $150 Duration: 4–6 hours Format: Private or supplemental training A beginner-friendly handgun course for students who need a slower, more individualized introduction to handgun safety and shooting fundamentals. Student outcome: Students leave with improved safety, comfort, and confidence handling and firing a handgun. Best for: Brand-new or nervous handgun owners. What to Bring: Handgun, if you own one 50–100 rounds of FMJ ammunition 1–2 magazines Eye and ear protection Firearm case or range bag Water and quick snacks Weather-appropriate range attire Closed-toe shoes Firearm rental, if needed and available
Price: $175 Duration: 4–6 hours Format: Private or supplemental training A developmental handgun course for students who understand the basics but need more structure, consistency, and coaching. Focuses on grip, accuracy, recoil control, reloads, and practical shooting habits. Student outcome: Students leave with better consistency, cleaner fundamentals, and a clearer bridge toward defensive handgun development. Best for: Students ready to move past beginner-level training. What to Bring: Reliable handgun 100–150 rounds of FMJ ammunition 2–3 magazines Eye and ear protection Firearm case or range bag Holster, if included in the scheduled session Water and quick snacks Weather-appropriate range attire Closed-toe shoes
Price: $200 Duration: 4–6 hours Format: Private or supplemental training A performance-focused training session designed to improve accuracy, efficiency, recoil control, transitions, and measurable shooting performance. Student outcome: Students leave with measurable performance feedback and specific drills to improve speed without sacrificing accuracy. Best for: Developing shooters, concealed carriers, and red dot users. What to Bring: Reliable handgun 200–300 rounds of FMJ ammunition 3 magazines minimum Quality holster, if required for the scheduled session Magazine pouch, if available Eye and ear protection Firearm case or range bag Water and quick snacks Weather-appropriate range attire Closed-toe shoes
Price: $200 Duration: 4–6 hours Format: Private or supplemental training A private or supplemental handgun course for students who want focused work on applied defensive pistol skills without enrolling in the full Defensive Handgun 1 course. Training may include presentation, recoil control, reloads, malfunctions, movement, and practical defensive shooting concepts. Student outcome: Students leave with improved applied pistol skills and a clearer understanding of whether they are ready for Defensive Handgun 1 or continued private development. Best for: Students who want private defensive pistol coaching or a bridge between fundamentals and Defensive Handgun 1. What to Bring: Reliable handgun of a common caliber the student can safely control 200–300 rounds of FMJ ammunition 3 magazines minimum Quality holster that retains its shape after the handgun is drawn Sturdy belt Magazine pouch or way to carry spare magazines Eye and ear protection Firearm case or range bag Concealment garment, if applicable Water and quick snacks Weather-appropriate range attire Closed-toe shoes
Price: $225 Duration: 4–6 hours Format: Live-fire training An advanced continuation of Defensive Rifle 1 with more demanding rifle skills, movement, positional work, transitions, accountability, and decision-making. Best for: Students with prior defensive rifle training. Next step: Private Rifle Coaching or continued rifle development. What to Bring: Reliable rifle 400–500 rounds of appropriate ammunition 3 magazines minimum, more recommended Sling Eye and ear protection Magazine pouch or way to carry magazines Water, lunch, and snacks Range-appropriate clothing
Price: $225 Duration: ~3 hours Format: Private training Structured private handgun instruction designed for students who want foundational training in a more personalized setting. This course focuses on handgun safety, basic operation, loading and unloading, grip, sight management, trigger control, recoil management, range expectations, and live-fire fundamentals. Student outcome: Students leave with a stronger understanding of safe handgun handling, basic marksmanship, and a clearer path for continuing into Concealed Carry, Handgun Foundations, or skill-builder training. Best for: New handgun owners, nervous beginners, couples, families, and students who prefer private foundational instruction. What to Bring: Handgun, if you own one 50–100 rounds of FMJ ammunition 1–2 magazines Eye and ear protection Firearm case or range bag Note-taking materials Water and quick snacks Weather-appropriate range attire Closed-toe shoes Crew neck or high-collar shirt recommended Firearm rental, if needed and available
Starting Price: $125 Duration: Starting at 1 hour; extended sessions available Format: Private training Customized rifle instruction covering safety, setup, operation, marksmanship, ready positions, reloads, malfunctions, or applied rifle skills. Student outcome: Students leave with focused feedback and a clearer plan for improving their rifle handling, setup, and performance. Best for: New rifle owners, AR-15 owners, and students preparing for rifle courses. What to Bring: Rifle, if you own one Ammunition based on the session plan Magazines Sling required for rifle development sessions after Foundations Eye and ear protection Rifle case or range bag Any gear you want evaluated Water and quick snacks Weather-appropriate range attire Closed-toe shoes
Starting Price: $250 Duration: Starting at 90 minutes to 2 hours; extended sessions available Format: Private training Customized shotgun instruction covering safe handling, operation, loading and unloading, stance, recoil management, and practical use considerations. Student outcome: Students leave with focused feedback and improved confidence safely handling and operating their shotgun. Best for: New shotgun owners and students who want focused shotgun coaching. What to Bring: Shotgun, if you own one Ammunition based on the session plan Eye and ear protection Shotgun case or range bag Any gear you want evaluated Water and quick snacks Weather-appropriate range attire Closed-toe shoes
Price: $500 Duration: Up to 2 hours Format: Private assessment A premium diagnostic evaluation of current handgun skills, including safety, gun handling, accuracy, consistency, recoil management, and performance under appropriate standards. Student outcome: Students leave with objective feedback, identified strengths and weaknesses, and a recommended training path based on current performance. Best for: Serious students, instructors, armed professionals, and security personnel. What to Bring: Reliable handgun 100–150 rounds of FMJ ammunition 3 magazines minimum Quality holster, if assessment includes holster work Magazine pouch, if available Eye and ear protection Firearm case or range bag Any gear you want evaluated Water and quick snacks Weather-appropriate range attire Closed-toe shoes