specialty classes

This session includes: specialized range training based on student goals.  Students should plan to arrive at least 30 minutes before the start of class and report to the training classroom. 

Under New Jersey law, an applicant for a Permit to Carry a Handgun is required to provide written proof of qualification with the handgun(s) that applicant intends on carrying. The qualification must be recent at the time of the application and must also be obtained from a certified firearms instructor. 

The goal of the SAFTEA's “Defensive Carbine 1” course is to provide the student with a solid foundation in basic knowledge of carbine safety, various types of carbine, an understanding of ammunition and how it functions, shooting fundamentals and an introduction to defensive shooting skills. 

The goal of the SAFTEA's “Defensive Shotgun 1” course is to provide the student with a solid foundation in basic knowledge of shotgun safety, various types of shotgun, an understanding of ammunition and how it functions, shooting fundamentals and an introduction to defensive shooting skills. 

Students learn rules for safe gun handling; rifle parts and operation; ammunition; shooting fundamentals; range rules; shooting from the bench rest, prone, sitting, standing and kneeling positions; cleaning, and continued opportunities for skill development. 

Students learn rules for safe gun handling; shotgun parts and operation; ammunition; shooting fundamentals; range rules; cleaning, and continued opportunities for skill development.

This is a private pistol and rifle combination training experience for one-on-one training and small groups. The training class is conducted on the range and is customized to your needs.

In this class, you’ll review an analysis of data gathered from 48 mass shootings that have occurred since Columbine, to determine what can be learned from these tragedies.

This course includes USCCA Legal Use of Force: (1) Reasonable Force & Deadly Force Defined; (2) Use of a Force Continuum; (3) Justifying the Use of Deadly Force; (4) Defense in Home v Defense Outside Home; (5) Defending Property; and (6) handling a violent encounter properly.   

To be come an NRA Range Safety Officer, you must pass the RSO course and demonstrate that you posses the knowledge, skills and attitude essential to organizing, conducting and supervising safe shooting activities and range operations. Topics include: range inspections and rules, rang safety briefing, emergency procedures, firearm stoppages and malfunctions and the standard operating procedure.