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INITIAL FIREARMS TRAINING

Initial Firearms Training

$250.00

Class Time: Tuesdays / 7am
***Walk ins are welcome, but please call at (951) 987-0018 to let us know you’ll be at the range for a firearms requlification/renewals. As these dates are subject to change due to range cleaning and unforeseen range closures.***

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Description

The firearm training is an intensive and well-prepared training intended for security professionals and every person that wants to learn about the use of guns. This 14 hour course will prepare the security professional to use firearms while on duty. This course provides a comprehensive and practical approach in the operational functions and tactical applications of the guns.

This practical self-defense handgun course introduces the participants to the fundamentals of firearms safety along with the skills necessary to properly handle a revolver and semiautomatic gun. The hands-on-training will start with proper stance, grip, sight alignment, sight picture and trigger control.

We can proudly say that officers and families who take this training leave our academy with a great satisfaction for everything that they accomplish in the same day.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA
BUREAU OF SECURITY AND INVESTIGATIVE SERVICES

TITLE 16, DIVISION 7

§ 635. Course of Firearm Training.

(a) Each applicant for an initial firearms permit shall complete classroom training related to the use of firearms, as outlined below, and complete and successfully pass an examination. Classroom training shall be conducted through traditional classroom instruction by a Bureau-

approved Firearms Training Instructor at a Bureau-approved Firearms Training Facility. The following outline includes the minimum subjects which shall be taught and the minimum length of time which shall be devoted to each subject. Classroom training shall be completed before range training and before any attempt at range qualification.

 

(b) In addition to completing and successfully passing an examination related to the use of firearms, each applicant for an initial firearms permit shall complete range training as outlined below. Range training shall be conducted by a Bureau-approved Firearms Training Instructor at a Bureau-approved Firearms Training Facility.

(c) After completing both classroom-based firearms training and range training, each applicant for an initial firearms permit shall complete range qualification. The applicant’s initial range qualification shall only be completed by firing live ammunition and shall not be completed with

a firearm simulator. The applicant must complete each range qualification with the same caliber of weapon that will be listed on the firearms permit and carried by the permit holder while on duty. If the applicant seeks to qualify for more than one caliber of weapon, the applicant must complete a range qualification for each additional caliber to be listed on the firearms permit. Each Range qualification shall be conducted by a Bureau-approved Firearms Training Instructor at a Bureau-approved Firearms Training Facility.

VIII. Range Qualification. Objective: individual shall pass firearms qualification based on their demonstrated use of weapon.

BSIS FIREARMS PERMIT – ASSESSMENT REQUIREMENT FOR SECURITY GUARDS
January 1, 2022

A new law went into effect on July 1, 2018 that requires a BSIS security guard registrant seeking to associate a BSIS Firearms Permit to the guard registration to complete an assessment to demonstrate that they are capable, at the time the assessment is completed, of demonstrating appropriate judgment, restraint and self-control for the purposes of carrying and using a firearm when performing security guard duties. (Business and Professions Code Section 7583.23 and 7583.47).
NOTE: Effective January 1, 2022, the assessment must be completed prior to submitting an Application for an Initial Firearms Permit. This is a significant change.Prior practice was to take the assessment AFTER you applied; as of January 1, 2022, you must take it PRIOR to applying for a firearms permit.
Requirements to Attend: Must be a Citizen or permeant resident of the United States, Be 21 years of age, have or have applied for a guard license, have no felony convictions, have no convictions of violent misdemeanors (please call if you have questions) and pass a personality assessment by PSI exams.
What to bring: government issued Drivers license or Identification, PROOF OF CITIZENSHIP OR LEGAL RESIDENCY PRIOR TO COURSE PARTICIPATION. THESE DOCUMENTS ARE ACCEPTABLE EVIDENCE OF UNITED STATES CITIZENSHIP OR PERMANENT RESIDENCE:
  1. Permanent Resident Card [green card] (INS Form I-551, a revised edition of INS Form I-151). This card must contain a photograph of the bearer.
  2. Certificate of Naturalization (INS Form N-550 or N-570). This certificate must contain a photograph of the bearer with a dry seal over the photograph.
  3. United States Citizen Identification Card (INS Form I-197). INS no longer issues these cards, however, once issued, they do not expire. Must contain photo & physical description.
  4. Identification Card for use of Resident Citizen in the United States (INS Form I-179). INS stopped issuing this card after 1977; however, once issued, they do not expire.
  5. Certificate of United States Citizenship (INS Form N-560 or N-561).
  6. Certificate of Birth abroad issued by the Department of State (Form FS-545 or form DS-1350).
  7. Native American Tribal documents.
  8. United States Military ID card or DD214, Geneva Convention Identification card for Active Military Person.
  9. Report of Separation [military discharge] (Form DD-214).
  10. Birth Certificate showing birth in the United States, American Samoa, District of Columbia, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, Swains Island, or United States Virgin Islands.
  11. United States Passport Book (unexpired) or United States Passport Card (unexpired).
  12. Permit to Re-enter the United States (INS Form I-327).
  13. Refugee or parolee documents only if accompanied by INS Form AR-3a, or I-551.Attire:Range appropriate, must also wear a every day standard type belt.

    All equipment, ammo and range fees are included for the training course.

    Tuesday’s 7am, all day course.

    Class only : Price is $ 250.00 

    Total package price: $465.00 Includes Training, All equipment, ammo and range fees, livescan and state fees we process everything for you

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