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Low Light Shooting Lab

Course Summary:

The Low Light Shooting Lab is designed to develop safe, efficient, and effective firearm handling skills in low light / no light engagements.

Students will learn the principles of deploying lights and firearms in low light conditions. If you want a lot of repetitions working low light shooting skills, this is the course for you.

Course Expectations:

Students must demonstrate firearms safety and awareness, including the ability to safely draw from a concealed holster, reloading and clearing malfunctions.

ANY safety violation will result in dismissal from the course. This is not a beginner level course.

Students must be a US Citizen and eligible to own/operate firearms (State/Federal/ITAR Regulation).

Class size is limited to 10 students to ensure a strong student-to-instructor ratio and maximize individual coaching.

Schedule:

  • Dates and Location: See dropdown selection

    • Class schedule and details will be emailed 2-3 days prior to the course.

Required Equipment:

  • HANDHELD FLASHLIGHT (500 LUMENS OR MORE) WITH TAIL CAP BUTTON

    • Click here for an example of an acceptable budget EDC flashlight for this course.

  • Handgun with at least 3–5 magazines

    • No SIG P320

    • No Revolvers

  • Inside-the-waistband Kydex holster 

    • No nylon or SERPA holsters

  • Eye and ear protection

  • 400 rounds of ammunition

  • Magazine pouches or method to carry spare magazines

  • Water, snacks, and electrolyte drinks

Attire:

  • Pants with pockets and a BELT (cargo pants or jeans recommended)

  • Closed-toe shoes

  • Cover garment (lightweight sweaters work best for training)

  • Weather-appropriate clothing

Recommended (Not Required):

  • Handgun-mounted red dot optic

  • Backup handgun and supporting gear

$275.00
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Concealed Pistol Gunnery 101

Course Summary:

RENTAL FIREARM, HOLSTER AND SAFETY GEAR INCLUDED!

This one-day course is designed for new handgun owners who have recently obtained their Minnesota Permit to Carry and want to begin their journey into shooting and armed self-defense.

Training focuses on foundational skills and practical application, including:

  • Shooting fundamentals

  • Drawing from concealment

  • Efficient reloads

  • Malfunction recognition and clearance

Students will also learn structured dry fire methods to continue improving outside the range.

Course Expectations:

Students must be a US Citizen and eligible to own/operate firearms (State/Federal/ITAR Regulation).

Students must be able to communicate in English and follow instructions.

Class size is limited to 8 students to ensure a strong student-to-instructor ratio and maximize individual coaching.

Schedule:

  • Dates and Location: See dropdown selection

    • Class schedule and details will be emailed 2-3 days prior to the course.

Required Equipment:

  • Eyes and ear protection (if you have your own)

  • 300 rounds of 9mm brass cased ammunition

  • Water and snacks

  • Packed lunch

Attire:

  • Hair tied back

  • Nails trimmed

  • Pants with pockets and a BELT (cargo pants or jeans recommended)

  • Closed-toe shoes

  • Cover garment (lightweight layer recommended)

  • Weather-appropriate clothing

$275.00
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Concealed Pistol Gunnery 201

Course Summary:

This one-day course is designed for shooters who have completed Pistol Gunnery 101 (or equivalent experience) and are ready to advance steadily into the performance based shooting styles.

Building on the foundation established in 101, this course focuses on increasing efficiency and performance, including:

  • Reinforcing efficient draw stroke and weapon handling

  • Shooting at speed

  • Multiple target engagement and transitions

  • Practical movement and maneuvers

  • And more!

This course is designed to help shooters shoot faster and more accurately on demand. Students will learn how to diagnose their own performance, improve control, and build repeatable skills that continue to improve long after the class ends.

Course Expectations:

Students must demonstrate firearms safety and awareness, including the ability to safely draw from a concealed holster, conduct reloads, and clear malfunctions. This is not a beginner level class. 

ANY safety violation will result in dismissal from the course.

Students must be a US Citizen and eligible to own/operate firearms (State/Federal/ITAR Regulation).

Class size is limited to 10 students to ensure a strong student-to-instructor ratio and maximize individual coaching.

Schedule:

  • Dates and Location: See dropdown selection

    • Class schedule and details will be emailed 2-3 days prior to the course.

Required Equipment:

  • Handgun with at least 3 magazines (9mm preferred)

    • No SIG P320s

    • No revolvers

  • Minimum 10-round capacity

    • If limited to 10 rounds, bring at least 2 additional magazines

  • Inside-the-waistband Kydex holster

    • No nylon or SERPA holsters

  • Eye and ear protection

  • 500 rounds of ammunition

  • Water and snacks

Attire:

  • Hair tied back

  • Nails trimmed

  • Pants with pockets and a BELT (cargo pants or jeans recommended)

  • Closed-toe shoes

  • Cover garment (lightweight layer recommended)

  • Weather-appropriate clothing

Recommended (Not Required):

  • Handgun-mounted red dot optic

  • Backup handgun and supporting gear

$275.00
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • There is some overlap between the 101 and 201 course curriculums. At the start of each 201 course, we will spend about an hour assessing and reviewing core skills.

    During the assessment, if you are unsure about continuing in the 201 courses, don’t worry. Our instructors are experienced in working with a range of skill levels and will help you get the most out of the training at the level you are at.

    However, please understand the instructor reserves the right to refuse training. Safety is our top priority.

    The 201 courses are designed as a step into performance-based shooting skills. You may be ready for a 201 course if you have competed in shooting sports such as USPSA, PCSL, or IDPA; have prior firearms training through law enforcement or the military; or have completed a course from another training company that covered the topics listed in our 101 courses.

    For any questions regarding this topic, please use the contact form for the fastest response.

  • You will receive an email with the location details and the direct contact information for the instructor.

  • Getting started is simple. Check out the courses and read the descriptions of each course. Find the one that best suits you and sign up! If you are unsure of which course best suits you, please use the contact us form and we will get back to you as quickly as we can.

  • You can reach us anytime via our contact page or email. Using our contact page is the fastest way to get a response.

  • Gunnery Concepts meets clients where they are at. We are highly adaptable to the needs of our clients and have the experience to ensure everyone is getting the training they need at their pace.

  • Gunnery Concepts offers customized private group training for up to 8 students.

    Whether you’re looking to improve defensive skills, shooting performance, or overall firearm proficiency, training is tailored to your group’s goals and experience level.

    Private training is available by request and scheduled on a limited basis. Contact us for availability and pricing.