Concealed Firearm Permit Renewal Course in Las Vegas

Both ladies did a great job of keeping everyone focused and motivated to complete the course. They understood the curriculum and did an outstanding job of relaying that information to us. Thank you for everything.

Staff went out of their way, to show me how I was holding my gun wrong and what i had do to co0rrect it. Now I am a better shooter, I think them again,

Great instructor. Ladies that ran the range for qualifying were very helpful. They also gave helpful instructions At checkout. I am recommending the gun store to everyone.

I'm entirely satisfied with the level of training you offer. Let's get that out of the way first. JOB WELL DONE. I REALLY liked Tony D's presentation and his style. He's a funny, energetic guy with a TON of relevant "war stories" to illustrate his points. However, in reading the various statutes he went so quickly that I (in the front row) had to strain to understand his diction. While he may know the legal text cold, I don't. Also, while Tony was absolutely scrupulous about showing "clear" whenever he handled a firearm, he muzzled himself repeatedly as he taught. I notice these things because they're ingrained in my character. During a break, I turned around to see two fellow students doing a show & tell with one of their pistols. The muzzle was all over the room, covering me and other students. They had not even tried to clear the pistol. I removed myself to the side of the room until show & tell was over. I'm not going to treat safety violations as trivial. I've spent too many years on the range, both as participant, Match Director and club President as well as a significant amount of time both on and behind the line at Gunsite. I'm sure you don't take safety lightly either, but this happened when Tony D. was out of the room. No bueno. To prevent these situations in the future I would suggest that students keep weapons in their cars until they are to qualify. Otherwise they should be told, "No handling of firearms during the class." Finally on the rules of gun safety: I am a creature of Gunsite, where the four rules of gun safety were originally collated and published by Colonel Cooper. These rules tend to dilute the farther that they appear from the source. I KNOW YOU GUYS are doing God's work in educating the uneducated (and bless you for that), but here are the rules as they were taught to me and as they are recognized in most of the trained world: 1) All guns are always loaded. Do not pretend this is so. Make deadly certain that it is so. 2) Never cover anything with the muzzle that you do not intend to destroy. 3) Keep your finger off the trigger until your sights are aligned with the target. 4) Know your target. Know what is inline with your target. Know what is beyond your target. Never shoot anything you have not positively identified. To help me memorize these rules, I created a little "mantra": LOADED. MUZZLE. FINGER. TARGET. I was able to see all these elements on the whiteboard in your class room, but they're somewhat garbled. I DO grasp your intent, and I hope you won't think less of me for offering constructive criticism. All of us, regardless of level of training or its origin, are responsible for presenting these safety rules to newbies in a clear, and concise manner. What you've got on your whiteboard does not meet that criterion. Beyond that, I had a ball. I look forward to renewing with you in five years. Sincerely, Bob Shimizu Prescott, AZ PS: My regards to Ketzu-san. He was most kind to me, and I appreciate that.

Both of my instructors as well the range safety officers and two retail associates all were incredibly professional. My whole experience was great and as a repeat customer I’m very happy they have reopened. Thank you

No longer free but ammo is included in the price so still very fairly priced. Class was fun and informative. Thanks, see you again in 5 years.

Instructors were awesome, down to earth, practical & knowledgeable!!! They related well to the experiences of the general public a d not that of those with a military and/or law enforcement background! The pace and content if the course was on point!