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Step 1: Check Your Confirmation Email

Shortly after booking, you’ll receive a confirmation email containing your course details, including the location of the classroom and range, start times, and what to bring. Please read it carefully and save it for reference.

Step 2: Review Required Gear & Dress Code (Live Fire Courses Only)

For all live-fire courses (Levels 1–3 and private range training), you must wear the following to ensure safety and compliance:

- Hat with a brim (e.g., baseball cap)
- Protective eyewear (safety glasses or shooting glasses)
- Closed-toe shoes (no sandals, slides, or Crocs)
- Long pants (no shorts)
- Closed-top shirts (crew neck or high-collar preferred to prevent hot brass contact)
- Sturdy belt (to support holsters or mag pouches, if applicable)

Students without proper gear may be turned away for safety reasons—no exceptions.

Step 3: Bring Ammunition or Reserve Ammo in Advance

Live-fire courses require at least 100 rounds of 9mm ammunition (no steel tip ammo allowed).

  • You can bring your own OR

  • Request ammo packages in advance (additional fee applies—see booking page or reply to your confirmation email)

Step 4: Arrive On Time & Be Prepared to Train

Please arrive at least 15 minutes early to your class or session to allow time for check-in, safety briefings, and setup. Late arrivals may not be allowed to participate and will forfeit their deposit.

Bring a valid government-issued ID and be ready to train with focus, discipline, and an open mind.

Whether you're a first-time gun owner or an experienced shooter, our specialized training programs are designed to help you build confidence, competence, and tactical awareness. From Maryland Wear & Carry certification to competitive firearm courses, tactical survival skills, and wilderness preparedness, we provide hands-on, real-world training tailored to your needs.

What to Do After You Book: 4 Easy Steps

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