FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
At Tutor For Shooters, safety is the foundation of every training experience. Our Six Rules of Gun Safety are:
- Treat all guns as though they are loaded.
- Always keep your gun on safe or in a safe position.
- Keep your finger off the trigger until you are ready to shoot.
- Never point your gun at anything you do not want to destroy.
- Always be aware of your target and what is beyond it.
- Never attempt to catch a falling firearm.
These principles establish the habits and awareness necessary for responsible firearm ownership and use.
Permitless carry does not eliminate the responsibility of understanding the laws governing firearm possession and carry.
Obtaining a License to Carry can help you develop a better understanding of the laws governing carry, how to travel with a firearm, which states recognize your license through reciprocity, and your responsibilities when transporting a firearm across state lines.
Being legally permitted to carry and being prepared to carry responsibly are two different things.
No. Owning a firearm is not a requirement for training with Tutor For Shooters.
Firearm rentals are available for training and can be found through the TFS website store. This allows individuals who are new to firearms—or who have not yet selected a firearm—to participate in appropriate training.
TFS curriculum is organized into several training pathways to make your decision easier. Each pathway is designed to help you identify training that aligns with your current experience, goals, and desired level of development.
Still uncertain? You can schedule a Training Consultation through the Certifications & Consultations section.
Your consultation fee can be applied toward any single course scheduled within 45 days of your consultation.
Tutor For Shooters connects with each client through observation and interaction to develop training that encourages thoughtful engagement with firearm carry and use.
Our philosophy incorporates mindset development, tactical challenges, guided thought, and economy of motion into skill-building drills.
We don’t simply train the body to perform a task. We prepare the mind for the moment in order to train the body for the task.
Training begins by introducing you to the TFS brand and creating an opportunity to discuss your training experience, motivation, and goals.
You’ll receive a brief overview of the course focus points, followed by additional considerations based on your progression and demonstration of skills. Throughout the training experience, you’re encouraged to ask questions, think through the material, and engage with the instruction to develop clarity and understanding.
Training isn’t simply about completing drills. It’s about understanding why you’re doing them and developing the ability to apply what you’ve learned.