Shooting Schools

From one-day concealed carry classes to week-long pistol and rifle courses, good training is the best investment a shooter can make. These are the shooting schools and training centers the Gun Show Loophole Tours have visited.

20 reviewed stops: 5 gun shops and 15 ranges on the map.

Photo from the Gun Shop Guide review of Thunder Ranch

Stop of the week

Thunder Ranch

Shooting range in Lakeview, OR

A new stop is featured every Monday.

Picking a class

  • Start with a basic safety or concealed carry class, then build up to defensive pistol and carbine courses.
  • Ask what gear, ammunition count and holster type the class requires before you sign up.
  • Look for instructors who explain why, not just how, and who run a safe, organized line.
  • Write up what you learned afterward; After Action.net is built for sharing class reviews.

Every shooting school we have reviewed

Tennessee 3

Colorado 2

Arizona 1

Florida 1

Georgia 1

Idaho 1

Illinois 1

Missouri 1

Nevada 1

New Hampshire 1

North Carolina 1

Ohio 1

Oklahoma 1

Oregon 1

Pennsylvania 1

Utah 1

Washington 1

For a deeper look at training schools, instructors and class reviews, see the training schools map on After Action.net.

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