NEW TO FIREARMS
Start With the Right Foundation
Whether you have never handled a firearm, are considering purchasing your first one, or simply want to feel more comfortable and confident around firearms, B2 Defense Training offers beginner-friendly instruction built around safety, understanding, and practical skill development.
You do not need prior experience to get started.

Students at our First Shots Class, January 25, 2026
Who Is This Training For?
New to Firearms training is a great place to start if you:
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Have never handled or fired a gun
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Recently purchased your first firearm
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Are considering buying a firearm but are not sure where to begin
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Have been around firearms but never received formal instruction
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Have not shot in several years and want a refresher
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Feel nervous or uncomfortable around firearms and want to learn at your own pace
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Want a stronger foundation before moving into concealed carry or defensive training
You do not have to arrive already knowing the terminology, equipment, or “right” way to do things.
Beginner Training May Include
Firearms Safety
Learn the fundamental rules of safe firearm handling, storage, range safety, and responsible firearm ownership.
Firearm Familiarization
Become comfortable identifying the major parts and controls of common handguns and understanding how they operate.
Loading & Unloading
Learn safe procedures for loading, unloading, checking, and handling a firearm.
Shooting Fundamentals
Build a strong foundation in stance, grip, sight alignment, trigger control, and follow-through.
Range
Confidence
Learn common range commands, range etiquette, and what to expect during live-fire training.
Firearm Selection
Learn what to consider when choosing a firearm, including size, fit, controls, intended use, and ease of operation.
Ammunition Basics
Learn how to identify the correct ammunition for your firearm, understand common caliber markings, and recognize basic ammunition components and terminology.
Safe Storage & Transport
Learn practical options for safely storing, securing, and transporting firearms at home, in a vehicle, and to and from the range.
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