Ozark Dynamics

This is a ~Ladies Only~ event. .

IF YOU DON’T HAVE YOUR OWN FIREARM, WE WILL HAVE 3 DIFFERENT FEMALE FRIENDLY HANDGUNS FOR YOU TO CHOOSE FROM FOR THE SHOOTING PORTION OF THE CLASS…(normally, there is a $25 fee for firearms rental, but we are including it in the price of this SPECIAL class)

Options are: **Walther PDP-F, **S&W Shield, **Canik TP-9

You will need EYE AND EAR PROTECTION for the shooting portion of the class. If you do not have your own, we will provide it free of charge. (Normally a $15 fee)

•This course includes sufficient ammunition (.22LR, .380;. 9mm, .40, & .45 calibers ONLY) to complete the required course of fire.

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This course is for the responsibly armed citizen. The class provides the basic knowledge you need to obtain the Arkansas Standard Concealed Carry license. It covers areas of the law relevant to carrying a concealed firearm, responsible use of force, avoiding victimization, and decision making skills.

•••ammunition, the use of a female friendly firearm, eye protection and electronic ear protection are ALL INCLUDED IN THE PRICE OF THIS COURSE! This course includes sufficient ammunition (.22LR, .380;. 9mm, .40, & .45 calibers ONLY) to complete the required course of fire.

The following will be covered:
•Arkansas Stand Your Ground Law
•Situational awareness and personal safety
•Criminal law and civil liability
•Concealed carry law and reciprocity with other states
•Handgun fundamentals
•Safe firearm handling and firearm safety rules
•Proper shooting technique
•Case law
•Escalation and use of force
•Basic defensive shooting skills

***This course also covers the types and components of firearms and ammunition as well as the different types of handguns.

*** It is not necessary to have a Concealed Carry License to carry in the State of Arkansas, but the class is still recommended as it provides tons of educational and situational information. Also, if you decide to carry a firearm, it is your responsibility to know how to safely operate your firearm. Regular training should be a priority.***