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Cancellation Policy
Cancellations less then 72 hours before the class can not be refunded but can be rescheduled for the same course that is offered on a later date. Cancellations without rescheduling prior to the 72 hours are subject to a 25% cancellation fee. 

Peace of Mind Defense Training, reserves the right to cancel and/or reschedule a class based on unforeseen events such as  class minimum student requirement not met, severe weather, illness, medical emergency, death etc. POMDT will do it's best to notify all students immediately to reschedule to a new date and time.

Reschedule Policy

If necessary, Students may reschedule for the same course that is offered on a later date with written notice to peaceofminddt@gmail.com 

Peace of Mind Defense Training, reserves the right to cancel and/or reschedule a class based on unforeseen events such as  class minimum student requirement not met, severe weather, illness, medical emergency, death etc. POMDT will do it's best to notify all students immediately to reschedule to a new date and time.

 

 

Refund Policy
Refunds can be given if notified 72 hours prior to the class. You will have the option of applying your training fees to future classes or given a refund (less a 25% cancellation fee for the course).
No call and no shows for a class will forfeit all deposits and payments made.
Full Refunds can only be given in the case of severe personal/family medical emergencies. 

Other Policy

PEACE OF MIND DEFENSE TRAINING,LLC.

GENERAL RANGE RULES 

• Range is not open to the public.

• Range is only used for firearms instructional purposes only. 

• Do NOT, under ANY circumstance, cause harm to yourself or others.

• Approved eye and ear protection MUST be used at ALL times by shooters and spectators. 

• Shooters may NOT be under the influence of or in possession of alcoholic beverages or other controlled substances. 

• No alcoholic beverages, drugs, or any other controlled substances are allowed on premises. 

• No Smoking allowed on premises

• ALL FIREARMS ENTERING OR LEAVING THE RANGE MUST BE UNLOADED AND PROPERLY CASED. 

• LOADING AND UNLOADING of the firearm may only be completed at the firing line with the muzzle pointed down range. 

• ALL FIREARMS MUST BE UNLOADED AND ACTIONS OPEN WHILE TARGETS ARE BEING HUNG OR CHECKED. 

• Persons under the age of 21 in possession of a pistol on the POMDT range must be accompanied by an adult age 21 or older. 

• Only paper or cardboard targets may be used. 

• Incendiary or explosive targets are prohibited. 

• Tracer, armor piercing, white phosphorus, incendiary, penetrator rounds, or any other excessively destructive ammunition is PROHIBITED on range.

• All targets must be located so that a bullet will strike between the base of and halfway up the backstop/berm so that no bullet strikes the ground in front of the backstop/berm. 

• All shooters must clean up their areas. All targets, litter, and spent ammunition cases must be removed by the shooter before leaving. 

• No shooter may fire from points other than designated firing points. Shooters may only shoot targets in their lane. 

• Food, drinks, and tobacco products are prohibited on the firing line at all times. 

• Climbing on berms is prohibited. 

• Open toed shoes are prohibited on the firing line. 

• Handguns only are to be used for training, no larger than a .45 cal

• Fully automatic weapons are prohibited on site. 

• Any activity that would be considered to present a safety hazard is prohibited.

• No pets allowed.

• Firearms may not be taken downrange.

•  Shooters and guests who damage or destroy range property are liable for the cost of repair or replacement of damaged or destroyed property.

•  Profanity is PROHIBITED.

•  FIREARMS SHALL NOT BE HANDLED WHILE ANYONE IS DOWN RANGE!

•  Shooters and guests must promptly obey all Range Officer commands!

• Shooters are responsible for the conduct of their non-shooting guest(s).

• Firearms and ammunition are subject to inspection by any Range Officer, at any time.

•  The command “CEASEFIRE” will be observed IMMEDIATELY, no matter who says it! Anyone may call a ceasefire. All shooters shall IMMEDIATELY holster (or clear and ground) their firearm and step back from the firing line, in order to make it safe! (Ground means putting your firearm on the ground.)

•  Use caution, if your firearm fails to fire (malfunctions), when the trigger is pulled. keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction, place the firearm on the ground directly in front of you, pointing down range, and call for a Range Safety Officer's assistance.

•  If a range officer has to speak to you, give you any guidance, or correct you for any violation of range rules, he will more than likely be doing so in a very loud voice. This is because both the range officer and the shooter are wearing hearing protection (which is mandatory). You may ask to go to the range building to discuss whatever you are doing wrong. 

• If you do not follow range procedures and/or commit an unsafe act, at the range officer’s discretion, you may be asked/ordered to leave for a period of time at the range officer’s discretion.

• The only direction that any firearm may be pointed at any time, is down range (toward the target berm)! You may not walk around with a handgun dangling from your hand or pointed toward the sky or any direction other than toward the berm, at any time! 

• Shooters must stand directly in front of the target they are shooting. Shooting at multiple targets from any position is PROHIBITED! Shooting while moving in any direction is PROHIBITED!

• When the range is cleared for shooters to go down range, all firearms must either be holstered or “unloaded and grounded.” (“Grounded” means placed on the ground.) If grounded, pistols must have their magazines removed and actions open/slides locked back. Revolvers must have their cylinders swung open. In either case, WHENEVER ANYONE IS DOWN RANGE, NO ONE CAN TOUCH A FIREARM, FOR ANY REASON!

 

Remember the Basics of Firearm Safety 

1. Treat all guns as if they are loaded.

2. Control your muzzle: Keep your firearm pointed in a safe direction. 

3. Be sure of your target and what is beyond. 

4. Keep your finger outside of the trigger guard until you are ready to shoot.

I, ________________________,  have read and FULLY understand all of the above 

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rules and I agree to abide by them every time I am at the POMDT range.

Print Name:_______________________________________

Date: ___________________________________