Author: Bruce Corey
You may be aware that ShootingClasses.com provides comprehensive administrative management functions for instructors to organize classes and reach students, as well as ways for students to find classes and instructors. But, did you know that we also provide complete communication services to facilitate the rapport between instructors and students.…
Author: Joel Gaines
Firearms instructors commonly hear the phrase, “I’ve been around guns since I was a kid,” when they ask students about their firearms experience. Unfortunately, that particular response doesn’t tell us much. Discover some new questions to ask to assess skill level.…
Author: Fred Mastison
The 1911 pistol has a bad reputation and is faulted for being unreliable. We unpack this opinion with a brief history of the pistol and a thorough discussion of manufacturing techniques, price, and maintenance requirements. See the pros & cons of 1911 ownership and find a local range or course to learn and practice your firearm.…
Author: Bruce Corey
We realize that reaching students through marketing is the life blood of running a firearms training business. Read part 1 on how to improve your marketing.…
Author: Dave "Boon" Benton
On the Empty Cases Podcast, Dave “Boon” Benton discusses firearm fundamentals, training, the importance of practice with and without ammunition, and more.…
Author: Israel Matos
Watch a field stripping video to learn how to disassemble an Askari Elite Series AR Pistol in order to clean all of the parts.…
Author: Israel Matos
Watch how to disassemble a Veritas Tactical Pistol in order to clean all of the parts with easy step-by-step instructions.…
Author: Martin "Marty" Castellanos
As firearms instructors, we want the best setting and the right tools so that our shooters can learn. Read about Marty Castellanos teaching experiences.…
Author: Jim Gregg
A range emergency action plan (REAP) is a must on any live fire shooting ranges. Learn the 5 things that need to be included and how to implement the plan.…
Author: Keith Kolb
Keith Kolb breaks down the classes you should take based on what you want to learn, whether you're brand new to shooting or a life-long gun owner. Read more.…