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Texas License to Carry Handgun /Basic Pistol / Personal Protection Instruction (Tarrant/Wise County)
Texas License to Carry Handgun /Basic Pistol / Personal Protection Instruction (Tarrant/Wise County)
| CHILDREN'S FUNDAMENTAL FIREARMS SAFETY CLASS |
| EPH 6:13 WHEREFORE TAKE UP THE WHOLE ARMOR OF GOD, THAT YE MAY BE ABLE TO WITHSTAND IN THE EVIL DAY, AND, HAVING DONE ALL, TO STAND. |
Rule number one: Never point a gun at another human being unless
you intend to use it. (Loaded or Unloaded).
you intend to use it. (Loaded or Unloaded).
Too many kids die in Gun-Related tragedies. Children are fascinated with guns and
if you think that you can hide your guns from your kids, then you would be sadly
mistaken. Children are curious, creative, inquisitive, resourceful and relentless if
they are looking for something that they are curious about.
That's why Protect Thyself Services has gun safety classes for children, Pre-K
through 9th grade to eliminate their curiosity. Pre-K children are taught: if you see
a gun, DON'T TOUCH IT, LEAVE and TELL AN ADULT.
When kids are six years of age on up, there's a first steps class, teaching kids how
to properly handle a gun, starting with a handgun and then a rifle. "Treat every
gun like it's loaded, never point your gun at anything you don't intend to shoot,
keep your finger off the trigger until you're ready to shoot the gun,".
Some quote/unquote experts say: "The best way to keep from having a child gun
accident is not to have guns in your home at all". Protect Thyself Services strongly
disagrees! Good quality training in gun safety, will eliminate a child's curiosity
about guns and in some case like a 15 year old in Houston, Texas on Jan 2013 it
might save a life.
| My future Handgun Instructor. This is my grandson, who has the right technique. However, he is still much too young to be handling a weapon for a very long time. As much as I like of his technique, there is a major problem here. He has NEVER BEEN TRAINED in GUN SAFETY, which would make him very dangerous with a real gun in his hands. |
| SAFETY TRAINING PROGRAM |
In class students will learn:
- NRA Rules for safe firearm handling.
- How firearms work.
- Types of ammunition.
- How to store firearms and ammunition.
- Fundamentals for firing a firearm.
- Basic Marksmanship
- Written Exam will be given
A parent or guardian must be present during the class and must
accompany all children to the gun range.
This class can be taught in your home, church or community club house for a
maximum class of 10 parent/child teams. There will be an Parent/Child
Marksmanship instruction using PELLET GUNS for the maximum safety. A parent
and child will train together to allow a parent/child bonding and promote parental
instruction in the future. Gun Safety is a Parent and Child activity.
For those that want to learn to live fire, the instructor can accompany the All of the
costs at the gun range are to be paid by the and the written exam. All of the costs
at the gun range are to be paid by the sstudent, including the range fee and
ammunition. The student can fire his/her sown personal firearm, borrow a pistol
from the instructor, or rent a firearm from the gun range. A parent or guardian
must be present during the class and must accompany all children to the gun range.
COURSE GOAL
“To provide beginning shooters with an introduction to the knowledge, skills,
safety and attitude necessary to own and use a specific pistol model safely.”
Gun Safety Lesson Plans
LESSONS
- Introduction to Pistol Safety and safe firearms handling
- Introduction to Gun Parts, and Operation
- Introduction to Ammunition
- Introduction to the Fundamentals of Pistol Shooting
- Introduction to Basic Marksmanship
- Introduction to Pistol Cleaning and Storages
COURSE COMPLETION
Students will receive feedback on the live-fire exercise and a course certificate
upon successful completion of the lessons. Students will receive a certificate of
completion upon successful demonstration of firing phase.
If you have any questions about any portion of the Safety class or handgun
requirements Contact Us at:
817-991-5329 and ask for Stoney
E-mail at LTCStoney@Live.com
| $50 per student |
- HERE ARE TRUE STORIES:
On August 14, 2018, a North Carolina woman named Chandra Nierman was being
choked and beaten by her boyfriend, Steven Kelley, in plain view of her three
children. Kelley threatened to slit the woman’s throat and kill everyone in the
house. That was all the woman’s kids (one son, aged 12, and two daughters aged
15 and 16) needed to hear. The boy went and got his mother’s gun. The 15-year-
old took the gun and took aim at Kelley and fired twice, killing him.
- On May 01, 2016, Alabama 11-year-old shoots suspected home invader. He was
home alone when he heard a noise upstairs. The 11-year-old boy was scared, so
he grabbed a knife and steadied himself. The man appeared on the stairwell, but
when confronted, he ran back up upstairs. When he saw the man was holding a
gun. Instead of running, he upgraded his weaponry, picking up a 9mm handgun
that was in the home. When the boy pulled the gun out to defend himself, the
intruder thought it wasn’t a real gun and just kept on walking toward the boy. The
boy fired a warning shot. The man was carrying a stolen goods began running. The
scared boy emptied the magazine, firing off 12 shots at the intruder and wounded
him in the leg as he was hopping the fence. Note: His stepfather had been giving
him shooting lessons.
Nov. 12, 2015, A 13-year-old South Carolina boy fatally shot one burglary suspect
and scared off a second with his mother's gun. The teenager told the Charleston
County Sheriff's Office that he was alone on Tuesday afternoon in his family's
home, north of North Charleston, when someone tried to break in. The boy
grabbed his mother's gun, and then waited at the back door of the home, then the
boy fired repeatedly through the door, and someone outside shot back. The
suspect was hit three times, and a getaway driver rushed him to a hospital in
Charleston, where he died of his gunshot wounds.
On 10 January 2013, a 15-year old boy used his father’s AR-15 to defend himself
and his 12-year old sister against two burglars at their home just north of
Houston, Texas. Their father is a Harris County Precinct 1 deputy constable, and
the boy knew what he had to do to keep himself and his sister alive. The two men
tried to break in, with one going through the front door and the other in the back.
The boy did not panic and remembered his training. The boy grabbed his dad's
AR-15 and shot at both of them. The two invaders later showed up at a Tomball
hospital. The adult was hit three times and was flown to Memorial Hermann
hospital, while the juvenile was taken back to the crime scene. "We don't try to
hide things from our children in law enforcement,” Lt. Jeffrey Stauber said. “That
young boy was protecting his sister. He was in fear for his and her life.”
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On 5 January 2012, In North Carolina, yet another teen has used deadly force to
protect his home from a Gang of 4 intruders. Police in North Carolina revealed a
14-year-old boy shot dead an intruder attempting to break into his home while he
and his sister were alone. The older sister had called 911 and the dispatcher was
on the line the whole time and the police were on their way, but not in time.
While his 17-year-old sister hid in a closet, the 14 year old opened fire with a
shotgun as a gang of men attempted to smash their way into their home. He had
been trained by his father on how to use the shotgun and he knew where to find
it. Brother and sister are alive and well.
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