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FIREARMS TRAINING ✦ CONCEALED CARRY ✦ PERSONAL SAFETY ✦ LIFESAVING SKILLS ✦ PRIVATE & GROUP TRAINING ✦ A GIRL & A GUN - BROWARD COUNTY ✦ TEAM-BUILDING EVENTS ✦
FIREARM OWNERSHIP & SKILL WORKSHOPS
Practical education for safer ownership, better equipment decisions,
and stronger skills away from the range.
These workshops help firearm owners better understand their equipment, build safer habits, and develop practical skills they can continue using on their own.
GUN CLEANING & MAINTENANCE
Build confidence caring for and maintaining your own firearm.
This hands-on workshop is designed to help firearm owners become more comfortable with routine cleaning and maintenance using their own firearm.
Students do the work themselves with guidance, coaching, and assistance as needed. The goal is to help you understand how to safely unload, disassemble, inspect, clean, lubricate, and reassemble your firearm so you can maintain it confidently on your own.
Topics May Include:
Safe Unloading • Basic Disassembly • Cleaning • Lubrication • Inspection • Reassembly • Routine Maintenance • Storage Considerations • Recognizing When Professional Service May Be Needed
Format: Hands-On, Guided Workshop Using Your Own Firearm
Designed For: New and Experienced Firearm Owners, New Gun Owners, Returning Shooters & Others Interested in Learning to Maintain Their Own Firearm
Focus: Safe Maintenance, Firearm Familiarity, Routine Care & Responsible Ownership
DRY-FIRE SKILLS
Build useful firearm-handling skills without live ammunition.
Dry fire can be an effective way to practice firearm handling and shooting fundamentals away from the range when it is done safely and intentionally.
This workshop helps students build a safe, productive dry-fire routine and understand how to use dry practice to improve specific skills. Training can be adapted to the student’s experience level and goals.
Topics May Include:
Safety Setup • Grip • Sight Alignment • Trigger Control • Firearm Presentation • Ready Positions • Reload Mechanics • Malfunction Practice • Drawing From the Holster When Appropriate • Building a Practice Routine
Participants Leave With: A Dry-Fire Skills notebook with guided exercises and space to add additional drills, notes, and practice ideas over time.
Format: Hands-On Dry-Fire Skills Workshop
Designed For: Firearm Owners, New and Experienced Shooters, Concealed Carriers & Others Interested in Practicing More Effectively Away From the Range
Focus: Safe Practice, Skill Repetition, Firearm Handling, Consistency & Building an Effective Dry-Fire Routine
HOLSTER FIT & EQUIPMENT
Build a carry setup that works for you, your firearm, and your everyday life.
The right holster and equipment should support safe, practical access while fitting your firearm, body, clothing, and intended use.
This workshop helps students better understand holster types, fit, retention, positioning, belts, concealment considerations, and other equipment choices before spending money on gear that may not work for them.
Students are encouraged to bring holsters, belts, and other equipment they already own so we can evaluate fit, function, and usability together.
Topics May Include:
Holster Types • Firearm Fit • Retention • Carry Position • Belts & Support Equipment • Concealment Considerations • Accessibility • Comfort • Equipment Compatibility • Common Fit Problems
Format: Interactive, Hands-On Equipment Workshop
Designed For: New and Current Concealed Carriers, Firearm Owners Considering Carry, Students Evaluating New Equipment & Others Interested in Building a Safer, More Practical Carry Setup
Focus: Holster Selection, Fit, Positioning, Equipment Compatibility, Accessibility & Practical Carry Decisions
FIREARM SAFETY FOR EVERYONE
You do not have to be a “gun person” to understand how to be safe around firearms.
This workshop is designed for firearm owners, non-shooters, family members of firearm owners, and anyone who wants to feel more informed and comfortable around firearms.
Students learn practical firearm-safety principles, what to do if they encounter an unsecured firearm, how to communicate about firearms in the home, and how responsible storage and handling can reduce preventable accidents.
Topics May Include:
Basic Firearm Safety Rules • Safe Handling • Understanding Common Firearm Types • What to Do if You Encounter an Unsecured Firearm • Safe Storage • Household Rules • Communicating With Family Members • Reducing Unauthorized Access
Format: Classroom or Interactive Workshop
Designed For: Firearm Owners, Non-Shooters, Family Members of Firearm Owners, Families, Community Groups, Organizations & Others Interested in Understanding Firearm Safety
Focus: Safety, Awareness, Responsible Ownership, Safe Storage & Accident Prevention
CHILD FIREARM SAFETY & ACCIDENT PREVENTION
Age-appropriate firearm safety education designed to help prevent curiosity from becoming an emergency.
This workshop helps children learn what to do if they encounter a firearm while also giving parents and caregivers practical tools for reinforcing safe habits at home.
Programs can be adapted to the age of the children and the needs of the group. For younger children, training may incorporate the NRA Eddie Eagle GunSafe® Program, which teaches a simple, memorable response if a child encounters a firearm.
Topics May Include:
What to Do if You See a Firearm • Never Touching an Unattended Firearm • Getting Away & Telling an Adult • Household Safety Rules • Safe Storage • Parent & Caregiver Communication • Reducing Unauthorized Access
Format: Age-Appropriate Classroom or Interactive Safety Program
Designed For: Children, Parents, Families, Caregivers, Schools, Youth Groups & Others Interested in Preventing Firearm-Related Accidents
Focus: Awareness, Accident Prevention, Safe Storage, Communication & Age-Appropriate Firearm Safety Education