A four-week online dry-fire handgun course starts December 6 with 30-minute Monday sessions at 7 PM. Week one covers safety and home range setup, week two covers loading procedures, week three covers grip and stance, and week four is student-chosen. No live ammunition, limited to ten connections.
All right, says I'm live. Hello Facebook, hello YouTube. How are you all today? What is today? I have to look at my calendar. It is Thursday, December 2nd, and I'm kind of excited because on December 6th I am launching a brand new type of course. It's online and it's probably one of the most important or the most requested things that I have. See, I just asked my husband to mute his phones to before I started this, and I forgot to do my own. So hold please so we're not interrupted again. But anyway, replay viewers are the only ones who see the beginning of these things. So, um, all right, December 2nd, got 4 days— really, you've got 3 days to sign up for this class. If I was smart, I would have put a link in here, but no, I will do that afterwards in the comments. All right, so it's a 4-week class, and it is a dry fire class, which simply means we're going to be working with firearms. However, there's going to be no ammo in the classroom or in your home, wherever you are doing this from. It's going to be half an hour from 7 PM until 7:30 PM on Monday night. What are you going to learn? All right, so it's a 4-week course. Week 1, we're going to be talking about safety. We're going to talk about how to set up your dry fire area. What are things to consider in your home? What are some of the protocols you should have in your house so that you are always safe when handling an actual firearm? If you do not have a firearm, you still want to take the course because it's going to be something that you can use in the future to understand how to work with your firearm once you have one. Um, let's see what else. Okay, so that's week 1, safety of setting up your dry fire area. Week 2, we're going to talk about unloading and loading a firearm. Whether it's— we're going to do semi-automatic and revolver because, you know, revolvers tend to get ignored, but everybody, everybody should know both of these because understanding how to load and unload a gun, verify that it is safe, is kind of like one of the big things for making sure that your dry fire area is correct before you put your gun away. When you're coming off the range, you want to make sure that you know how to do all of that. So that'll be week number 2. Week number 3, we're going to work on grip. So for actual shooting, what you're going to do and how you're going to do it. Um, and we'll also work on stance just a little bit. And week number 4 is kind of going to be whatever the class decides it's going to be. So we have 10 seats available in this class, and I know I have some families that are going to be doing this. So even though there's 10 seats, there might be a couple more because there's going to be 10 connections to the class. So if you and your family want to do this, that's fine. You're just going to be one connection for that class. So if you have any questions about this, let me know. By all means, drop a comment below to the side. If you're watching YouTube, Facebook, I guess all of it's going to be below either way. And what else? I think that's kind of it. Like I said, I'm super excited about it. Um, little tiny chunks of time gives you a week to absorb the information and/or have questions about the information in between classes. So you can kind to the next class with some ideas. Also, like I said, the most requested reason that people come to see me is generally because of wanting to get more comfortable with firearms in general. And I see people are watching, so I'm trying to look and see if there's any comments. Oh, it's Dean, because, you know, my StreamYard— I haven't figured out how to see my Facebook stuff yet, so I think that's everything. Do sign up by Sunday so that I know that you're coming. Share this with anybody who you think would like to learn about how to handle firearms. Just because you have your pistol permit, you've had some training, but usually you need a little bit more in order to figure out, figure out how to grow that confidence of verifying the gun is empty, making sure you know what a safe direction is, all of these things, and how to think about that in your home. Because working with your firearm in your home is actually where you're going to build the most confidence. All right, so I think that is everything. Just double-checking Facebook, see if there's any other comments because I don't know how to make the scroll and stuff. And again, after you watch this, by all means leave any questions, and I will put the link so you can sign up in the thing, in the description. There we go. All right, have a good day everybody. Goodbye. And hopefully those of you who need it or are just curious— oh yes, and here's the other thing, you don't have to be a gun owner. Like, if you don't own a gun but you just want to learn about this stuff, be one of my test students. This is the first time I'm offering this, so the more folks I get in this, uh, the more questions that people ask, the better I will become. So that's what I'm looking for. Thanks so much. Happy holidays, and hopefully see some of you next week.
