home defense – In-Gauge of Polk County – A non-profit organization

Basic Defensive Shotgun for Home Defense Class

Cost: $75 All equipment and supplies included. There are no hidden costs.

LIMITED SEATING REMAINING

In-Gauge of Polk County will be conducting a Basic Defensive Shotgun Class SATURDAY, JANUARY 13th, 2024.

Pre-registration is required. No walk-ins permitted.

A nationally recognized, official NRA certificate of training will be issued upon successful completion.

Bring your own shotgun or use ours.

Register for this class at: Basic Defensive Shotgun for Home Defense – January 13, 2024

Successful completion of this class fulfills the training requirement for applying for a Florida concealed carry weapons license. No further training is required. Yes, you read that is correctly.

Our current January training class schedule can be viewed at: https://ingaugeofpolkcounty.com/register-for-a-class/

In-Gauge of Polk County’s only business is conducting firearms training.

We do not sell guns.
We do not sell ammunition.
We do not sell firearm accessories.

In-Gauge of Polk County is a local, non-profit organization that conducts training that prepares you to defend your life and the lives of your loved ones.

Be Prepared Before Unrest Comes To Your Community – Remember the summer of 2020?

When evil enters your world, it is too late to get prepared. You must be prepared.

You do the math. You can try to teach yourself or have your brother in-law teach you. For what you will spend on 2 boxes of ammunition and the cost of range time, we can train you the correct way to use your gun and put your shots on target in one 5-hour training session.

Take it from us, it is cheaper and less painful to take a class with us. That way you will still be on speaking terms with your brother in-law at Thanksgiving dinner.

We conduct training for all skill levels. We offer training for:

Personal defense
Home defense
Concealed carry licensing
Church and synagogue safety team training

Contact us by phone, email or through our website.

What Can Happen When Your Home Is Invaded and You Are Unarmed . . .

5 killed by Texas escapee died from gunshot and stab wounds

June 9, 2022

CENTERVILLE, Texas (AP) — A Texas grandfather and his four grandsons killed by a prison escapee died from gunshots, sharp force injuries and stab wounds, a medical examiner’s report said.

Convicted murderer Gonzalo Lopez escaped from a prison transport bus last month and is accused of killing Mark Collins, 66, and his four grandsons, who ranged in age from 11 to 18, authorities said.

Authorities believe Lopez attacked the family at their ranch near Centerville, about 115 miles south of Dallas, then stole their truck and drove it more than 200 miles before he was shot to death by police.

A medical examiner’s report released Thursday by a Leon County justice of the peace said Collins and his 18-year-old grandson, Waylon Collins, died from gunshot wounds and sharp force injuries.

The three younger grandsons — 16-year-old Carson Collins, 11-year-old Hudson Collins, and 11-year-old Bryson Collins — died from gunshots and stab wounds.

Four armed intruders broke into home — two survived

The suspects forced their way inside but were soon confronted by the homeowner, who was also armed

Mitchell Willetts – May 16, 2022 The Kansas City Star
https://news.yahoo.com/four-armed-intruders-broke-indiana-191526190.html

DEKALB COUNTY, Indiana – A group of four armed intruders broke into an Indiana home recently, but only two left alive, state police told news outlets.

It happened early Sunday, May 15, at a home in DeKalb County, officials told WXIN.

The suspects forced their way inside but were soon confronted by the homeowner, who was also armed, the TV station reported.

The resident fired at the burglars, killing two of them, police told WTHR. The homeowner held the remaining two at gunpoint until officers arrived and arrested them.

No charges have been brought against the homeowner, WPTA reported.

The surviving suspects were taken into custody on charges of burglary and murder, according to the outlet. Murder charges can be brought against the suspects because they reportedly were committing a felony that led to two deaths, the station said.

When you think law enforcement will arrive in time . . .

Home invasion victim sexually assaulted while on phone with 911 operator, waiting for officers to arrive.

A California women was sexually assaulted, while on the phone with the 911 operator, waiting for law enforcement officers to arrive, responding to a call of a home invasion. Police response time: 7 minutes.

Following the assault, the woman was held hostage, with a gun pointed to her head, while on-scene officers negotiated with her assailant.

The suspect, Demetrius Trussell, was charged in San Diego Superior Court with 18 felonies.

Basic Defensive Shotgun for Home Defense Class

Cost: $75 All equipment and supplies included. There are no hidden costs.

LIMITED SEATING

In-Gauge of Polk County will be conducting a Basic Defensive Shotgun Class SATURDAY, August 21st.

Pre-registration is required. No walk-ins permitted.

A nationally recognized, official NRA certificate of training will be issued upon successful completion.

Bring your own shotgun or use ours.

This class includes the live-fire of various shotguns on a private range.

Register for this class at: Basic Defensive Shotgun for Home Defense – August 21st

Our current August training class schedule can be viewed at: https://ingaugeofpolkcounty.com/register-for-a-class/

In-Gauge of Polk County’s only business is firearms training.

We do not sell guns.
We do not sell ammunition.
We do not sell firearm accessories.

In-Gauge of Polk County is a local, non-profit organization that conducts training that prepares you to defend your life and the lives of your loved ones.

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SHOTGUN TRAINING for Personal and Home Defense

Beyond dispute, a shotgun is the recommended firearm for home defense.

In-Gauge of Polk County will be conducting a Defensive Shotgun Class SATURDAY, JANUARY 2nd.

Cost: $75 All equipment and supplies included. No hidden costs.

Seating is limited.

Pre-registration is required. No walk-ins permitted.

A nationally recognized, official NRA certificate of training will be issued upon successful completion.

Bring your own shotgun or use ours.

Register for this class at: Home Defense – SHOTGUN – January 2nd

Our current December / January training class schedule can be viewed at: https://ingaugeofpolkcounty.com/register-for-a-class/

In-Gauge of Polk County’s only business is conducting firearms training.

We do not sell guns.
We do not sell ammunition.
We do not sell firearm accessories.

In-Gauge of Polk County is a local, non-profit organization that conducts training that prepares you to defend your life and the lives of your loved ones.

SHOTGUN TRAINING for Personal and Home Defense

We train you to defend your life and the lives of your loved ones.

In-Gauge of Polk County will be conducting a Defensive Shotgun Class SATURDAY, JANUARY 2nd.

Cost: $75 All equipment and supplies included. No hidden costs.

Seating is limited.

Pre-registration is required. No walk-ins permitted.

A nationally recognized, official NRA certificate of training will be issued upon successful completion.

Bring your own shotgun or use ours.

Register for this class at: Home Defense – SHOTGUN – January 2nd

Our current December / January training class schedule can be viewed at: https://ingaugeofpolkcounty.com/register-for-a-class/

In-Gauge of Polk County’s only business is conducting firearms training.

We do not sell guns.
We do not sell ammunition.
We do not sell firearm accessories.

In-Gauge of Polk County is a local, non-profit organization that conducts training that prepares you to defend your life and the lives of your loved ones.

The McCloskeys indicted on weapons tampering charges – St. Louis, Missouri

The McCloskeys contend the protest was hardly peaceful.

A grand jury on Tuesday indicted the St. Louis couple who displayed guns while hundreds of racial injustice protesters marched on their private street.

Mark and Patricia McCloskey appeared in court Tuesday morning. After the hearing, Mark McCloskey spoke to media and expressed their frustration over the news that the trespassers involved in their case were not charged.

The McCloskeys contend the protest was hardly peaceful. They say protesters came onto the private street after knocking over an iron gate and ignoring a “No Trespassing” sign, and said they felt threatened.