How do I "BUY" from web site Do you sell firearms? Do I have to bring or buy a firearm to attend a course? Do I need to bring ammunition to the course? How old must I be to attend a course? How can I pay for the course? Do I need hearing and eye protection? Is it legal for me to own a firearm in California?

	How do I "BUY" from web site We do not have a buy key on the web site in a effort to keep prices down. As a result you will always recieve "free shipping" from us! Other discounts may be avaible... Ask for discounts when you call. Back to Top

	Do you sell firearms? No, we do not sell nor will we transfer firearms. You must use a Federal Firearms licensed (FFL)Dealer to buy or sell firearms in California. Back to Top

	Do I have to bring or buy a firearm to attend a course? No, you do not. A firearm is provided for the basic "Pistol and Rifle" courses. It is recommended you bring your own firearm for the other courses, but one can be provided for an additional cost. Back to Top

	Do I need to bring ammunition to the course? In the NRA basic pistol and rifle courses the ammunition is provided. Ammunition will also be provided when you use one of our firearms for other courses, but an additional fee will be added. Back to Top

	How old must I be to attend a course? Anyone under 18 must have a parent or guardian attend the course with them. Back to Top

	How can I pay for the course? We accept cash, money Orders, Visa, Master Card, and most ATM/Debit cards. Back to Top

	Do I need hearing and eye protection? YES... Hearing and eye protection are mandatory at the range. If you do not have any, you may purchase or rent them from our store. Back to Top

	Is it legal for me to own a firearm in California? It is your right to own firearms, and in many peoples eyes your duty, unless you have done something to forfeit that right. For example; convicted felon, convicted of domestic violence... etc. If you are concerned that you have done something that would exclude you from owning a firearm, contact your lawyer or the Department of Justice governing your state. Back to Top