As a woman firearm instructor who teaches mostly new women gun owners, I’m often asked why I don’t recommend revolvers to my new students.
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As a firearm instructor, my most frequently asked question is “What gun should I buy for concealed carry?”. I always tell my students that the “perfect” gun is determined by personal preference and to try different firearms to see what works best for them. Here’s a list of 3 of my favorite Concealed Carry firearms I recommend for new gun owners to try:
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Situational Awareness can be defined simply as “paying attention to your surroundings and identifying possible threats to your safety”. When teaching my firearms classes, I typically break down situational awareness into 5 categories; Home Safety, Personal Safety, Safe Dating/Meeting Strangers, Vehicle Safety and Internet Safety.
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So you’ve decided you want to carry your firearm. This is a major step in your firearm practitioner’s journey and it’s important that you know the carry laws and have the proper permits.
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What happens during class. Our new Group Intro To Pistol I classes consist of 1 hour of classroom and approximately 40 minutes of shooting time.During the first hour, students will be in the classroom learning and demonstrating safe firearm handling and fundamentals using training pistols (not real firearms). Next we’ll
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It is your duty as a student to thoroughly vet these instructors prior to registering for their classes. This blog will guide you through the vetting process.
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Yes the information is the same no matter who you’re teaching BUT there are subtle nuances that you must know in order to effectively teach women.
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So you want to get into shooting firearms? This blog lists 7 things to consider when you decide to become a gun owner.
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You can’t win a court case on the side of the road.
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Bad News: THIS SH*T IS NOT EASY! Good News: If I can do it then you certainly have a fighting chance.
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Stay vigilant! And like my old boss would say, "The life you save may be your own."
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They’re not going to risk losing clients to accommodate you if they have instructors who can teach the same information from the same perspective.
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Maybe it’s the nerves or the movies we’ve watched but for some reason newer shooters tend to shoot really fast.
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You can seriously injure your hands while shooting if you cross your thumbs over the back of the slide (as shown above).
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Buying a Handgun Do's and Dont's
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We are living in the Hashtag Era and your ability to navigate social media is critical. I made a list for you because us Millennials have the attention span of a pop-tart : )
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