Maryland Firearms Training - Tony Domenico, Jr.

About

I provide firearms training in the Harford County Maryland area to included Maryland HQL, Maryland Handgun Permit/Defensive Pistol, and NRA courses. I approach course from an educational standpoint, not just training. Many classes can give the students drills and scenerios, but my course teach the students how to learn and become more confident.

Some courses are filled with tactical drills and information which truthfully doesn't apply to the average civilian. I believe the course needs to be appropriate for the students. I and my team are able to relate to just about any background and situation and deliver the best training we can to suit the needs of the student.

I enjoy seeing students become more confident as a course progresses, no matter the level. My goal is to make new shooters more familiar and comfortable around firearms so they can grow to their next level. For more experienced students I want them to have the skills to improve on their own and become even more educated and confident.

Highlights

Hired 1 time

Serves Belcamp , MD

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Specialties

Student age(s)

Adult (over 18)

Number of students

One person, Two people, A group of 3 – 5 people, A group of 6 – 10+ people

Any previous experience

Students with previous experience, Students without previous experience

Type of training

Concealed carry permit, Gun safety, Self-defense, Target practice, Tactical training

Type of firearm

I can recommend a firearm, Handgun / pistol

Reason for training

Training as a hobby or personal interest, Training to be educated and feel more comfortable around firearms, Training necessary for employment

Own a firearm

Student who own the firearm that he/she want to learn with, Students who own a firearm but wants to rent and learn with something different, Students who will rent a firearm

Reviews

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Joshua B.

Tony made the class more interesting. With giving real life scenarios. He went above and beyond to make sure everyone respected and understand what they were holding in their hand and what it could do. I have taken 2 of his classes and looking forward to taking many more. When you are done taking one of his classes I can guarantee you have learned atleast 1 thing and walk away a little more confident about your abilities to handle a handgun.

October 11, 2021

Patti R.

He was excellent, informative and very helpful. He is a great instructor and class time goes by quickly. I would recommend his classes.

April 13, 2021

Joseph H.

Great experience with getting comfortable with my firearm.

Tony and his team do a great job. Looking forward to taking

classes with them again.

April 12, 2021

Patti R.

He is very informative, makes the class enjoyable and is great communicating with his classes. I highly recommend taking his classes.

April 11, 2021

Carol Y.

confident, professional, knowledgeable, excellent at asking questions, answers, going over course, class discussion, firearm responsibility, firearm safety, firearm safety rules, safety first going over firearm to be used in course, firearm safety at range and command rules at range, how to remove magazine and make sure gun is empty and safe to transport

April 10, 2021

Joe T.

Very knowledgeable of the subject that he teaches an goes over every aspect of you are having a problem with it

April 09, 2021

Frequently asked questions

What is your typical process for working with a new student?

Firearms training can be intimidating for some. I always recommend those new to firearms get basic training first such as the Maryland HQL or and NRA Basic Pistol course. It is my ultimate goal to make all students, no matter their experience, comfortable and confident.

What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?

NRA instructor for since 2012

Maryland State Police Certified Instructor since 2013

Public School teacher for 25+ years

Masters Degree

How did you get started teaching?

I have had an interest in shooting sports for some time and often assisted friends in learning how to shoot. It was a natural progression, since I am a teacher, to become a firearms instructor. I especially enjoy seeing people new to shooting and firearms become more confident and competent with firearms.

What types of students have you worked with?

Everything from brand new beginners who are buying their first handgun to experienced individuals working towards or renewing their permits.

What advice would you give a student looking to hire a teacher in your area of expertise?

I would reccomend highly you talk to the instructor and to see what they have to offer. Shop around and realize the cost of the training is not related to the quality of the training in many cases. Doing a little research can go a long way.

What questions should students think through before talking to teachers about their needs?

What is your ultimate goal?

What type of experience do you want in a course? Educational? More drill heavy? What level?

Honestly, what level are you presently and what level do you want to achieve?

What background are you looking for in an instructor?

Services offered

Gun Safety