Tactical Tuesday: October 14th, 6pm
2025-10-14 18:00 - 20:00 (America/New_York) | Deep50 Gun Range, 20201 SR 29, Naples, FL, 34114, United States
Tactical Tuesday: October 14th, 6pm
Two hours of focused pistol training and practice designed for beginning to intermediate shooters.
Location: Deep50 Range
Required Gear:

Semi-automatic pistol
3 Magazines
100 rounds of practice ammo
A safe holster (can re-holster with one hand, no Serpa or nylon fabric holsters allowed)
Eye and ear protection
Water, bug spray
Appropriate footwear

Cost: $40
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Self Defense Outside The Home: Saturday, October 18th
2025-10-18 09:00 - 13:00 | Deep50 Gun Range, 20201 SR 29, Naples, FL, 34114, United States
Self Defense Outside The Home (Pistolcraft 101)
Saturday, October 18th, 9am, Deep50 Range
Take the next step in the journey towards an armed and safe lifestyle
If you own a gun, you are exercising your right to keep arms.
This classes teaches you how to bear arms.
These days, personal defense is the #1 reason why people buy guns. A gun and a concealed carry license by themselves, however, doesn’t provide you any protection anymore than buying a guitar and some sheet music provides musical talent. This class covers the essentials of using a pistol to defend yourself as you live your everyday life.
We keep this three to four-hour class small (just eight students) in order to maximize the 1-1 training opportunities. The instruction is focused on helping you make the transition from being just a gun owner to someone who has the skills and confidence to defend what is most important in your life.
Gear Requirements

A pistol (.380 ACP or larger caliber)
At least two magazines for your pistol
200 rounds of FMJ practice ammo
An Outside the Waistband (OWB) holster. If you do not have one, this holster fits most compact semi-automatic pistols and will do the job for this class. Please do not bring a Blackhawk Serpa or a soft nylon holster to class. If you have any questions about gear, email me at kevin@quietlyarmed.com.
A magazine pouch to store an extra magazine. If you do not have a magazine pouch, this model will expand to fit just about anything out there.
A good gun belt is highly recommended.
Eye protection, ear protection
Water, bug spray, sunscreen

This class is designed to show people how to make the transition from just have a piece of paper that says you MAY carry a defensive firearm with you to someone who has the skills and confidence to carry on a regular basis.
Topics covered will include:

How to get your gun into the fight as fast as possible
Safe use of a holster
The use of a pistol as a defensive firearm
Making the shot on-demand
Advanced accuracy techniques

At the completion of this course, each student will understand how to keep their firearm concealed until it is needed.
They will also know how to quickly and effiecently deploy it in a safe manner should the need arise.
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CPR / Wound Care / First Aid: Saturday, October 25th
2025-10-25 10:00 - 13:00 | Fellowship Church Ave Maria, 5330 Ave Maria Blvd., Ave Maria, FL, 34142
CPR/Trauma Care/First Aid Training
Obtain or renew your CPR Certificate
This class will cover the basics of CPR and emergency resuscitation, including the use of AEDs (Automatic Electronic Defibrillators), breathing bags and other gear. It will also cover trauma medicine such as the use of tourniquets and pressure bandages as well as other first aid topics.
The instructor for the class is Geoff Fahringer. Geoff is a veteran Collier County Sheriff’s Deputy and helped set the statewide SWAT Medic program, which placed EMT’s on high-risk police tactical teams in order to provide emergency medicine as soon as possible. He is a certified Medic First Aid, CPR, AED, Bloodborne Pathogens and O2 provider instructor well as an American Heart Association CPR, AED and First Aid instructor.
The class will be hands-on with CPR training dummies as well as practice AEDs and tourniquets. You will be encouraged to practice the techniques taught on the training dummy, which will require kneeling down and some light physical exertion.
You will be encouraged to practice the techniques taught on the training dummy, which will require kneeling down and some light physical exertion.
Topics Covered:

Use of an Automatic Electronic Defibrillator (AED)
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
Warning signs of stroke
Infant CPR
Tourniquet use and emergency first aid

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