Welcome to LawMan Tactical’s Guntry Club, where firearm training meets premium amenities. As a company dedicated to providing comprehensive classes and state-of-the-art facilities, we take pride in empowering individuals with the knowledge and skills they need to confidently handle firearms. Whether you’re a beginner, an expert looking to refine your skills, or a guardian seeking to educate your children about firearm safety, LawMan Tactical’s Guntry Club in Evansville, Indiana, offers a diverse range of classes to cater to your needs. Step into our world of exceptional training, where safety, proficiency, and enjoyment are paramount.

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Our Firearm Training Classes

At LawMan Tactical’s Guntry Club, we believe in the importance of offering a wide variety of classes to suit every individual’s skill level and goals. Whether you’re taking your first steps into the world of firearms or looking to enhance your existing knowledge, our experienced instructors are here to guide you through an immersive and hands-on learning experience.

This class is designed for the individual who owns a weapon but has no experience or a first-time gun owner who is unsure of what to buy or where. The class begins inside of the classroom, covering topics including safety, operation of the weapon system, and function of the weapon. Later in the class, students will be able to handle a variety of weapons and ask questions specific to their needs.

This class will build upon what students have learned in the Handgun 1 class. The course will cover malfunctions, one-hand shooting, use of cover, and an introduction to shooting in low light. This class includes two, two-hour blocks of instruction designed to build skills as you go. At the conclusion of instruction, the student will be able to explain safety rules, fundamentals of shooting, fix malfunctions, and meet the shooting performance standard to advance to future courses.

During this firearm course, we will discuss tactical communication, searching, scanning, and threat identification. Students will learn how to deal with multiple threats, moving and shooting, non-standard positional work, cover and concealment, single-hand shooting and manipulations, intro to shooting in low light conditions, and medical applications.

In this firearm class, students will learn how the human eye works in low light, how to detect movement in low light, how to select the best support equipment for low-light situations, and the use of weapon-mounted lights. They will also participate in dry and live fire drills utilizing weapon-mounted lights and alternative light techniques.

In the Civilian Active Shooter Response class, students will cover critical thinking/problem-solving, tactical movements/clearing, target recognition, self-care medical, evacuation techniques, and force-on-force scenarios.