Understanding the difference between "Storage" and "Staging" a firearm, and the myriad ways of doing so will help you better understand how each device works and whether or not it really is a benefit or a detriment to the practices you plan to employ.

(Currently updating to reflect MNs new storage criteria.)

The basics: The easiest way to learn is to get a simple, hands-on approach to the do's and don'ts, as well as looking at the different styles of handgun on the market. No shooting required - This is a familiarization course. One-on-One range time can be arranged if you feel comfortable enough to take the next steps on that journey.

MN BCA registered course that will qualify you for your MN Permit to Carry.

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4 hour (plus range time) in-person course that defines the context required to understand the concept of "Self-Defense", the firearm in relation to self-defense and the mindset required to recognize when to use self-defense.

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(After the scheduled class in June, P2Cs will be temporarily put on hold to update and resubmit material updated to the BCA to include MNs new ERPO/Red Flag & Storage Laws)

Learn what you can do to avoid the slippery slope of "Well, they were in my house, and I was afraid... so I shot them."

This course goes over best practices you can use to hopefully prevent finding yourself in a situation where defense was your only option. We talk about tips & tricks to help secure your castle, as well as getting the proper mindset to approach this critical challenge.

If something goes bump in the night, are you prepared, much less equipped to handle whatever threat might be present? This course goes over home preparedness basics when it comes to using a self-defense plan in a potential low-light setting and what equipment will make your life that much easier to try and pre-empt any threats.

(Best taken AFTER the Home Defense Fundamentals Course)

Every business has some sort of "Crisis Management" plan, but they are usually focused on natural disasters or cybersecurity.

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But is your business set up to handle an armed threat? Can you define a valid threat to the security of your employees or guests? What course of action should you take to ensure business continuity should a disruption occur.