Train With
Intention.
One-on-one firearms training built around your goals — not a fixed curriculum. Whether you're picking up a pistol for the first time or refining force-on-force drills, you work directly with a certified instructor at your pace, with private range access. No group dynamics. No waiting. No compromise.
One Student. Zero Compromise.
Group classes are excellent for fundamentals — fast, social, cost-effective. They're also a fixed curriculum, fixed pace, and a class-wide compromise. Private Instruction throws all of that out.
Private Instruction is a service, not a curriculum. Your goals set the agenda. That might be a single 90-minute session refining your trigger pull, or a six-week defensive carbine progression with weekly homework — both work, both are normal.
You'll work directly with a certified instructor on a private line. No queue, no waiting your turn behind eight other students, no instructor splitting attention four ways. Every minute on the range is your minute, every drill is your drill.
This is also the right path if you have a specific gap to close — draw from holster, malfunction clearing, transitions, low-light, scenario decision-making — anything that needs deliberate, repeated reps with real-time coaching. Group classes can't do that. Private can.
What You Can Train.
Five tracks, one student. Mix, match, or pick one and go deep. The plan is yours — these are the typical starting points.
Fundamentals & Selection
- Grip, stance, sight alignment, trigger control
- Firearm selection — caliber, platform, fit
- Gear setup: holsters, mags, optics, eyes & ears
Defensive Handgun & Rifle
- Draw from holster, reloads, malfunction clearing
- Close-quarters work and home defense
- Working the gun under stress, not just on a calm line
Tactical Carbine
- Movement, cover, transitions, communication
- Optic, sling, and weapon-mounted light work
- Building the rifle as a defensive tool, not a range toy
Force-on-Force Scenarios
- Realistic defensive situations with role-players
- Decision-making under pressure
- Post-incident framing — verbalization, awareness
Multi-Session Plans
- Custom progression over weeks or months
- Tracked goals and homework between sessions
- Adjustments based on what's actually clicking
Who It's For.
Honest framing — Private Instruction is the right fit for some students and the wrong fit for others. Read both lists before you book.
You're Good To Go.
- You're brand new and want a personalized intro instead of a group class
- You've taken group classes and want to advance beyond their scope — defensive, tactical, scenario work
- You have a specific gap to close: trigger control, draw, malfunctions, transitions, low-light
- You learn faster with focused, undivided attention
- Your schedule doesn't fit fixed group times — private is by appointment
- Your goals require multi-session progression over weeks or months
This Isn't The Fit.
- You just need the LTC certificate to apply for your license — book LTC-033 instead
- You want the most cost-effective path through fundamentals — book Handgun 101 or Rifle 101
- You want the social aspect of training with peers — group classes are the right fit
- You're under the platform-specific minimum age (handgun 21+, long gun 18+ unaccompanied, 14+ with parent for rifle)
How It Works.
Four steps. None of them complicated. The whole point is to remove friction so you can train.
Consult
Quick text or call to talk through your experience, goals, and what platform you're working with. No pressure.
Plan
Your instructor builds a session plan or multi-session progression around what you actually need — not a generic template.
Train
Show up, run the line. Your instructor coaches in real time, tracks progress, and adjusts on the fly.
Iterate
Single-session students leave with a plan. Multi-session students adjust the plan based on what's clicking and what isn't.
Book Your Session.
Pick a session that works, or text us first to talk through a custom plan. Either path works — and most multi-session students start with a quick conversation.
Just Getting Started?
Most first-time shooters are well-served by a group class — Handgun 101 or Rifle 101 — to build fundamentals before going private. Need your Massachusetts LTC certificate? LTC-033 is the path. Private Instruction shines once you know what you want to work on. Not sure which fits? Text 781-402-4650 and we'll talk it through. No upsell, no pressure.
SUN: BY APPOINTMENT
MON: 12PM - 6PM
TUES-FRI: 10AM - 6PM
SAT: 10AM - 3PM