Absolute minimum requirements - If these requirements are not met you will not be
allowed to take the class:
Shoulder
Chest
Cross draw
Fanny pack
Pocket
Ammunition carriers (spare magazine holders or speed loader pouches) are not required,
but highly recommended
A check of firearms and associated equipment will take place prior to the start of the class.
Firearms will not be supplied by the instructor to students.
When you come to class, ENSURE THE FIREARM IS UNLOADED! If it is not holstered at
the time, you may carry it with the slide locked back if a semi-auto, or the cylinder open if a
revolver.
After you show up for class, do not handle or manipulate firearms without the permission of
the instructor.
I reserve the right to perform a cursory safety inspection of each firearm.
From the time you enter the class, you will be expected to be aware of firearms safety. At
a minimum, DO NOT POINT YOUR FIREARM AT ANYONE and KEEP YOUR FINGER OFF
THE TRIGGER!
Bring hearing and eye protection. The electronic muff type of hearing protection is highly
recommended. If you wear prescription glasses, there are large protective glasses that will
fit over them. Also, bring kneepads - there is kneeling in the class and we may be on a
cement surface. (NOTE: If you don't have the physical ability to kneel, please let me
know.)
Bring at least 200 rounds of ammunition for your firearm. Again, DO NOT LOAD IT.
My definition of "loaded" is that if I see your firearm with a magazine inserted into the mag
well, I consider that "loaded."
Bring pen or pencil - extensive note-taking is required.
Also, bring a hat with some sort of brim such as a baseball cap for sun and ejected shell
protection.
I will be somewhat available prior to the class if you wish to have assistance in the
purchase of a firearm.
IMPORTANT!
By accepting the above requirements, you understand that
if one or more are not complied with, you will not be
allowed to continue in the class. Your tuition will be
refunded.
allowed to take the class:
- Semi-autos must have slide lock-back capability
- Semi-auto magazines must have a minimum capacity of 6 rounds
- You must bring at least 3 functional magazines for semi-autos
- Holsters must cover the trigger guard
- Factory ammo only...no hand or home reloads
- No single-action revolvers, e.g. Colt “Peacemaker” or similar “Old West”
models - Double action revolvers will be fired via double action – no single action firing
allowed - Use of holsters is required
- Holsters must be worn on the strong-side, vertical, and designed for the hip or
thigh - Inside the Waist Band ("IWB") holsters are OK if they are strong side only
- The following types of holsters are not allowed in this class:
Shoulder
Chest
Cross draw
Fanny pack
- Eye protection that protects from the side as well - no regular glasses
- No sandals or other types of "open toed" footwear
Ammunition carriers (spare magazine holders or speed loader pouches) are not required,
but highly recommended
A check of firearms and associated equipment will take place prior to the start of the class.
Firearms will not be supplied by the instructor to students.
When you come to class, ENSURE THE FIREARM IS UNLOADED! If it is not holstered at
the time, you may carry it with the slide locked back if a semi-auto, or the cylinder open if a
revolver.
After you show up for class, do not handle or manipulate firearms without the permission of
the instructor.
I reserve the right to perform a cursory safety inspection of each firearm.
From the time you enter the class, you will be expected to be aware of firearms safety. At
a minimum, DO NOT POINT YOUR FIREARM AT ANYONE and KEEP YOUR FINGER OFF
THE TRIGGER!
Bring hearing and eye protection. The electronic muff type of hearing protection is highly
recommended. If you wear prescription glasses, there are large protective glasses that will
fit over them. Also, bring kneepads - there is kneeling in the class and we may be on a
cement surface. (NOTE: If you don't have the physical ability to kneel, please let me
know.)
Bring at least 200 rounds of ammunition for your firearm. Again, DO NOT LOAD IT.
My definition of "loaded" is that if I see your firearm with a magazine inserted into the mag
well, I consider that "loaded."
Bring pen or pencil - extensive note-taking is required.
Also, bring a hat with some sort of brim such as a baseball cap for sun and ejected shell
protection.
I will be somewhat available prior to the class if you wish to have assistance in the
purchase of a firearm.
IMPORTANT!
By accepting the above requirements, you understand that
if one or more are not complied with, you will not be
allowed to continue in the class. Your tuition will be
refunded.
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