New to Florida? Know the law. It is not as simple as many believe.
Next available class:
– Sunday, March 29th
– Time: 1:00 PM
– Cost: $50
– Location: Wild West Arms Gun Shop & Range, Dundee, FL
– Sign up & register at: EVENTBRITE or https://www.eventbrite.com/e/florida-ccw-license-qualification-gun-safety-class-tickets-1982924055228
Not knowing the law can result in a felony arrest, a criminal record and the loss of your 2nd Amendment rights for life.
All classes are conducted indoors in a clean, spacious classroom.
The live-fire gun training takes place on an indoor, climate controlled gun range. No cold. No wind. No rain.
Florida’s redefined ‘Open-Carry’ law is not as simple as many believe. There are numerous pitfalls that can result in a felony arrest and the loss of your 2nd Amendment rights for life.
Get informed on Florida’s new ‘Constitutional Carry’ law and not rely on hearsay or disinformation that you find on the Internet.
More importantly, just knowing the law is not enough. If you are going to carry a firearm for self-defense or own one for defense of your home, you need be proficient in its use. You need to be properly trained. Just going to the range and firing your gun will not prepare you for its use in a life-threatening emergency. That training only come through professional training. Training greater than that you get from Uncle Ted, the neighbor next door or the retired cop at church.
In-Gauge of Polk County only conducts firearms training. We do not sell guns. We do not sell ammunition. We only train people in the safe ownership, handling, and use of firearms, at both the basic and advanced level.
In-Gauge of Polk County classes include:
- Basic and advanced handgun for sports shooting and self-defense
- Basic rifle
- Basic shotgun for sports shooting or home defense
- Gun cleaning and maintenance
- Concealed carry license qualification
All classes are conducted in Winter Haven. Classes are conducted weekly, with convenient online registration. No personal pre-class appointments or fingerprinting required.
Sheriff Grady Judd speaks on Florida’s ‘Open-Carry’ law . . .
