Policies
Cancellation & range safety
Straightforward terms so there are no surprises, and the safety standards every student agrees to before stepping on the line.
Registration
Cancellation, rescheduling & refunds
- All course registrations are non-refundable.
- Your registration may be applied to another class date within 3 months of purchase, at no extra charge.
- Reschedule requests should be sent by email or text at least 48 hours before class so your seat can be released to someone else.
- No-shows forfeit the seat, but the 3-month transfer window still applies once.
- Seats are limited and assigned in the order registrations are received.
- Range fees and gun rental are paid separately at the range and are not part of tuition.
Weather & instructor changes
If a class has to move
- Classes run rain or shine unless conditions are unsafe — lightning, ice, or extreme heat advisories.
- If I cancel or postpone a class for any reason, you may move to any future date or request a full refund.
- Weather decisions are made the morning of class and sent by email and text to everyone registered.
On the line
Range safety rules
- Treat every firearm as if it is loaded, at all times.
- Never point the muzzle at anything you are not willing to destroy.
- Keep your finger off the trigger until your sights are on target.
- Know your target and what is beyond it.
- Firearms stay unloaded and cased until the instructor gives the command.
- Eye and ear protection are worn by everyone on the range, at all times.
- Muzzle stays downrange — no turning with a firearm in hand.
- Any student may call a cease-fire. When 'cease fire' is called, stop, unload, bench the firearm, and step back.
Conduct
Dismissal & eligibility
- Unsafe gun handling results in immediate dismissal with no refund. Safety is not negotiable.
- Anyone under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or impairing medication will be sent home.
- You must be legally eligible to possess a firearm under Texas and federal law.
- Applicants must be 21 or older, or 18+ if active-duty or honorably discharged U.S. military.
- Passing the class requires the state written exam and the 50-round DPS proficiency qualification.
Questions about any of this? Ask before you register — I would rather talk it through than have you guess.