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Payment must be made prior to class.

Late: Students showing up late to any class is disruptive to the students that are there on time. If already registered and running late, you may be asked to catch the next class, depending on the topic. In general, the thinking should be once a class starts that is the focus for all those there on time.

Walk-in Registration: Once a class has begun there will be no more registration of new students. You will need to register in the next available class.

No. Classroom only training has no firearm requirements.

For live-fire classes a suitable firearm can be rented, with extra fees. Please let your instructor know ahead of time if you need to rent a firearm so they can assist in making the best choice for your training.

There are private, 1x1 training available. This personalized can be customized whatever the needs that the clients require (e.g., couples, skill development, specific issues with Court appointed training, etc.)

There are excellent self-defense options that incorporate defensive sprays (direct and indirect), energy weapons, and projectile launchers. Don't give up on protecting yourself.

Many people are uncomfortable with a firearm or a firearm in their home for various reasons, but have chosen a non-lethal alternatives to protect themselves and their family. The 'Personal Safety Workshop' was designed specifically for this situation.

Training and tool selection consulting are available in a group or private training setting. Please reach out for further guidance - 262.440.8802.

Yes, there are insurance products that will help and there are many good choices out there. I have used a few over the years. No matter which one you choose, you should get some protection. Period. For those serious about being a prepared, you need to consider that an incident may lead to your arrest (even if innocent it will still cost you time and money) and criminal and/or civil trials are a common result. Preparing for this is part of a thoughtful, complete, personal defense plan.

I have settled on the Right To Bear association for my go to should I get arrested, go criminal trail, or go civil trial (which can be up to 3 years later) for those portion of my personal defense plan. It is the best overall value for the money has exceptional support for you should that day ever happen. And, as an association they will protect you in situations where an 'insurance' product may fall short.

With the RIGHT TO BEAR association you get a 7/24 hotline number and an attorney will answer who will guide you through the process. It's only a little over $200 year (with my discount) and you can cancel or upgrade anytime. Good in all 50 states. Lots of other benefits too at no additional charge. That is a lot of value and peace of mind for a bit over $200 a year.

I have more information, go the main menu of this web page and click on - Right To Bear.

Discount Code: SFT-WI

This a great question. Many experienced shooter have over the years purchased guns that do not fit them nor is it sufficient for the intended self-defense application they need to solve. There are many factors to consider and even health and physical limitations may need to be a assessed before that decision and purchase should be made.

Also, get some experience in shooting first, if possible or practical, before you make that decision. Remember a firearm is a tool that you, and possibly others, are depending on to save your life so don't make a hasty or uninformed decision.

Give us me a call and I would happy to provide some guidance