Demo

This is a demo site for RangePro. Demo Defensive Training, its instructor and its locations are fictional.

Start here

Where are you today?

No experience needed. Pick the closest, and I will point you at one class, not ten.

Progression

A path, not a menu.

Every class builds on the one before it. I will tell you honestly when you are ready for the next step.

  1. 1

    Start

    Handle a firearm safely and make your home safe.

    New Owner: Safe Handling · Home & Family Safety · Women's Foundations

  2. 2

    Carry

    Earn your permit, then learn to carry responsibly.

    NC Concealed Carry Permit · Carrying Responsibly

  3. 3

    Defend

    Decision-making and skill under realistic stress.

    Defensive Pistol 1 · Low Light & Home Defense

  4. 4

    Sustain

    Monthly practice nights and a dry-fire plan.

    Practice nights · Dry-fire plan

Open to everyone, no firearm needed: Stop the Bleed & Trauma Care · Awareness & Avoidance

Your first class

What to expect

  1. 01

    Book and sign

    Book online and sign your waiver and medical form on your phone. You get a reminder two days before with directions.

  2. 02

    Classroom first

    Every class starts seated: introductions, the safety rules, the plan for the day, and where the trauma kit is.

  3. 03

    Slow, then steady

    Nothing is rushed. You do each skill without live ammunition first, and never do anything you are not ready for.

  4. 04

    Leave with a plan

    Your certificate and a practice plan land in your student account before you get home.

Questions

Before your first class

I have never handled a firearm. Is that okay?

Most of my students start exactly there. New Owner: Safe Handling assumes nothing, and you never have to fire a shot you are not ready for.

Do I need to own a firearm?

No. Awareness, Stop the Bleed and Home & Family Safety need no firearm at all. For range classes, the host range can arrange a loaner — ask when you book.

What should I bring?

Eye and ear protection, a hat with a brim, water, and a good attitude. Every class page lists anything specific. Ammunition is bought at the host range.

Are classes safe?

Safety is the first and last thing we talk about. Small classes, a written range plan, a trauma kit on the line, and a safety briefing before every live-fire block.

Can my partner or teenager come?

Home & Family Safety and the Family Preparedness Weekend are built for households. Range classes are 18 and older.

Private instruction

One on one. Or the whole household.

At a range near you, or a home-safety session with your family.

Ask about a private lesson