There are a tremendous amount of factors when it comes to personal and home self-defense. A very long list well before a gun ever enters the conversation.

It is then a whole different scope of consideration when you take the step of owning a gun, and even steeper if you decide to take on the personal responsibility of carrying a firearm on you outside of the home.

If you want to learn more, let’s schedule range time to discuss that scope, and practice using a firearm for these situations.

we cover:

• developing a personal and home protection plan

  • tips for assessing your home for physical and visible weak points

  • creating an established communication plan and stronghold location for your family (or you if you live alone) if someone invades the premises

• scanning and analysis of potential threats when out in public

• every avenue to consider and pursue (there are many) before considering pulling out your firearm

then we practice the fundamentals of self defense shooting:

• rapid rate of fire simulating a self defense scenario

• shooting from a covered or concealed area

• stress induced shooting (elevated heart rate through exercise)

statistically, self-defense shootings are normally a very close encounter (< 7 yards) with multiple rounds fired consecutively