About
The choice of from whom to learn is an important one. If you're going to trust your life to someone's training, make sure it's the right someone. Most instructors teach based on theory. I teach based on real world experience, acquired over multiple deployments, while at the same time, leaving behind the boot camp attitude in favor of a more casual experience.
Students see results after even just the first lesson. There's nothing I enjoy more than seeing someone who's never touched a gun before walking away with a target full of holes right in the bullseye. I make sure lessons are exciting for me, so that they'll be exciting for you, too. That means no death-by-powerpoint, no condescension, no boring lectures. The best way to make sure students retains what they're taught is to make sure they have fun, so I make sure we all have fun, while learning to be safe and learning to hit what we aim for.
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Student age(s)
Number of students
Any previous experience
Type of training
Type of firearm
Reason for training
Own a firearm
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Frequently asked questions
What is your typical process for working with a new student?
For a first time shooter, I start with the five safety rules and the seven fundamentals. This is done first at your home in a classroom style setting, and then we go to the range to put everything in motion. The goals of the first lesson are to have you be safe while confidently loading, unloading, and shooting your firearm accurately.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I was trained and certified as an infantry rifleman, squad designated marksman, combat armorer, gunsmith, range safety officer, and instructor for rifles and pistols.
What types of students have you worked with?
I've taught students ranging in age from 14 to 83. (Really, 83. And she did really well, too.) I've taught people with various handicaps. I've taught people with no experience, including those who were afraid to even touch a gun, all the way up to police and military.
And I'm ready to work with you.