One-hour lessons are geared for the shooter who already owns a gun and desires to work on a specific skill or firearm.

If you are a new shooter or do not own a gun, we highly recommend PRIVATE INSTRUCTION NEW SHOOTER (2 HR)

Armory Ranges offers many wonderful and useful classes to introduce you to, and educate you to firearms, as well as ways to continue and grow your training. However if you are looking to do learn something specific, prefer one on one instruction, or are looking to learn about something you may not see offered in a class, Private training is for you!

Private training will give you the opportunity to do one-on-one training with certified instructors in a relaxed, comfortable environment. Training is tailored to your needs and skill level.

Private Training topics can include, but are not limited to:

– Shooter Improvement skills

– Presentation of a handgun from a holster

– Maintenance of firearms (field strip and cleaning)

-Introducing youth to firearms (minimum age is 10)

-AR-15 Rifle skills

-Shotgun manipulation and home defense use

-And many more…

Armory Ranges offers many wonderful and useful classes to introduce you to firearms, and ways to continue and grow your training. However, if you are looking to do learn something specific, prefer one on one instruction, or are looking to learn about something you may not see offered in a class, Private training is for you!

Private training will give you the opportunity to do one-on-one training with certified instructors in a relaxed, comfortable environment.

Private training sessions are custom-tailored to your needs. In order to do that effectively, sessions are limited to two (2) persons max.

The price list on this page is for a one-person private training session with one of our instructors. If you would like to add a second person to the session please indicate their name during the registration process. Please note that there is an additional charge of $70 dollars for the second person to attend.

The course fee covers everything the participant would need for the session, with the exception of ammunition. Since there are so many caliber and possible quantity of rounds used during the session, the participant would need to pay for ammunition used the day of the session.

As with all Armory Ranges courses, the participant is not required to own a firearm and may use one of our range guns for the training. If a participant has their own gun that they would like to work with, our instructors will guide them through that firearm and answer any questions they may have.

For the student to be successful, they should possess basic knowledge of a handgun, and be able to load, unload and safely manipulate the handgun they use in the class. If not consider taking the 3 hour, HANDGUN 101 course, listed on our website.

This course is an approved handgun safety that meets the standard for applicants to be able to apply for an Enhanced Handgun Carry Permit through the State of Tennessee. Successful completion of this course is one of the requirements to obtain a Tennessee Handgun Carry Permit.

Students are not required to own their own handgun. Armory Ranges will furnish a semi-automatic handgun, at no charge, or the student may bring their own handgun.

All of our instructors are State of Tennessee and NRA certified.

This is a semi-automatic handgun specific course. If you are interested in learning how to shoot a revolver, please sign up for: HANDGUN 101: REVOLVERS.

This course teaches students how to load, unload, and fire a semi-automatic handgun in a safe and ergonomic manner. Student are not required to own their own handgun. Armory Ranges will furnish the semi-automatic, at no charge; or the student may bring their own semi-automatic handgun.

The student will fire 50 rounds during the course. (Course fee does not cover ammunition cost)

This course is an alternative to private instruction and this course will help to ensure the student can be successful when taking a Tennessee Handgun Carry Permit Class.

This course will cover how to safely unload, load and fire the REVOLVER in a safe and ergonomic manner. In addition, the student will be introduced to marksmanship fundamentals, which include, grip, stance, aiming, trigger manipulation, and more.

If you are interested in learning how to shoot a SEMI-AUTOMATIC, please sign up for: HANDGUN 101: THE SEMI-AUTOMATIC.

Student is not required to own their own handgun. The Nashville Armory will furnish a handgun, at no charge; or the student may bring their own.

The student will fire 50 rounds during the course. (Course fee does not cover ammunition cost.)

This course is an alternative to private instruction and this course will help to ensure the student can be successful when taking a Tennessee Handgun Carry Permit Class.

MED 1

This 1-day course is hosted by renowned medical professional Doc T (Travis Hall). This combat focused training helps you get off the X point of incident in the fight. We will discuss the (TCCC) Tactical Combat Casualty Care or Care under fire mindset. This course is down and dirty on why, what, and how you should approach traumatic injuries.

Subjects include TQ, bandages, simple airways, and chest seals, safety, fundamentals, common mistakes, and warrior mindset. Though this training is designed for beginners, the subject matter and technique allows students to build realistic skills that can survive the test of stress and small-time constraints.

MED 2

This 1-day course is hosted by renowned medical professional Doc T (Travis Hall): This combat focused course will dive into more prolonged field care. What would you do when responders cannot get to you immediately? In a prolonged medical emergency, the body shows signs (tells) of how it is responding to the trauma.

Subjects include Shock, sucking chest wounds, fractures, fighter mindset, and more. Prior training is required to be eligible to attend this course.

This class is designed for the shooter who owns a semi-automatic handgun and wants to improve their shooting. Students will leave the class with some drills and techniques to make their future practice sessions more meaningful and they will begin the process of being able to self-diagnose their errors when shooting. (for example, always shooting low left/right etc).

This class will greatly assist a new handgun owner, (as well as long-time handgun owner) to better understand and execute the four main fundamentals of handgun shooting. An emphasis will be put on using the sights and trigger with high efficiency; as well as utilizing grip and stance for repeatable results in their shooting.

Topics Covered:

• Natural Stance

• Effective grip

• Efficient trigger manipulation

• Understanding of how to use the sights correctly

Students will successfully demonstrate safe gun handling, improve marksmanship, plus gain familiarity with modern techniques of handgun shooting. This course starts with a discussion of basic fundamentals and moves to the range for live-fire drills and practice. This 3-hour class is roughly an hour of discussion and 2 hours of shooting. This class meets in our training center (lower building).

Class sizes are limited to 5 to ensure individual attention while providing a detailed demonstration of each marksmanship fundamentals and drill.

This course is designed to enhance the shooter’s knowledge and build on prior skill sets taught in Defensive Handgun classes and our Shooter Improvement 1 class. Class sizes are limited to 5 to ensure individual attention to each participant. The drills are designed to help the good shooter become a great shooter, as well as help them evaluate their own progress and growth. Precision shooting is a skill that must be practiced, if you have reached a shooting plateau and need help seeing improvement, this is the course for you.

Topics Covered:

Using grip and stance to allow repeatable results

Trigger Control techniques

Aiming techniques for precision shooting

Aiming techniques for faster shooting

Shooting one-handed with support and dominant hand and opposite hand shooting

Techniques to shoot multiple targets efficiently

This course teaches you techniques to improve your marksmanship fundamentals, firearm handling, as well as an introduction to working from the holster. These skills are necessary to effectively use a handgun for self-defense.

Successful completion of this course establishes a firm foundation for the Armory Ranges Defensive Handgun II Course.

Topics Covered:

• Safe handgun handling
• Loading/unloading and manipulation of a handgun
• Proper grip and stance
• Review the fundamentals of good shooting
• Shoot accurately and then speed up the shooting
• Identify principles of defensive shooting
• Presentation of handgun from strong side hip holster to target

Watch a quick video overview here: Defensive Handgun 1

This course is a progression of the skills taught in Defensive Handgun 1, which is a pre-requisite to taking this course.

Defensive Handgun 2 starts with basic draw-stroke, from a strong side hip holster and will add a concealment garment.

Students will demonstrate safe gun handling, improve their marksmanship, gain familiarity with drills and modern techniques of handgun shooting. Proper skills and techniques will be demonstrated throughout the class.

Topics Covered
• Elements of Trigger Control
• Defensive Sight Picture
• Presenting the firearm from concealment
• Learning to balance speed and accuracy
• Proper reloading and malfunction techniques
• Introduction to shooting and moving

This class has 1 hour of classroom instruction and 3 hours on the range.

Watch a quick video overview here: Defensive Handgun 2

Defensive Handgun 3 builds on the skills taught in Defensive 1 and 2.

Once students demonstrate safe gun handling, students will shoot different drills and skills to improve their marksmanship. Students will be introduced to alternative perspectives as well. From there, the class will move into shooting defensively; shooting faster and engaging multiple targets. Movement is also part of this class.

Topics Covered:

Defensive sight pictures

Efficient presentation of the handgun to target

Self-evaluation techniques

Transitions between targets

Multiple target engagements

Moving then shooting drills

This class has 1/2 hour of classroom and 3-31/2 hours on the range.

Watch a quick video overview here: Defensive Handgun 3

Defensive Handgun 4 is a continuation of the skills introduced in Defensive 3. The entire 4-hour course is conducted on the upper range.

Once students demonstrate safe gun handling, students will be challenged to improve their marksmanship, while shooting faster and incorporate decision making into their defensive mindset. From there, the class will move into shooting faster, engaging multiple targets, to include moving targets and 3-dimensional targets.

Topics Covered:

Review of topics discussed in Defensive 3

Shooting from cover

Transitions between targets

Shooting while moving

Ready positions

Alternative shooting positions (kneeling sitting etc; optional)

Calling the shot

Target discrimination

Shooting in close confrontations

Reloading techniques

Watch a quick video overview here: Defensive Handgun 4

Approximately 80% of all armed confrontations occur in adverse lighting conditions. This course is realistic about using a handgun in low light conditions. It prepares you to use the technique that may work best for the individual shooter. We all realize defending ourselves can be difficult, but even more so, in the dark or low light conditions. This course teaches the techniques and allows you to practice them in order to determine what techniques work for you.

Topics Covered:

• Increase your probability of prevailing in low-light conditions Understand and apply the basic “Tactical Lighting Principles” and the correct use of lighting tools.
• Recognize the paradigm of using illumination tools as a “Force Option”.
• Identify typical lighting situations.
• Become familiar with the various flashlight shooting techniques.
• Flashlight Techniques: FBI, Neck Index, Harries, Hargreaves Lite Touch, Chapman, USMC, Stack, Rogers.

Coming Soon!

Coming Soon!

Come join us on the last Tuesday of every month for a handgun down range shooting and moving event!

If you have ever wanted to draw your gun from a holster and shoot multiple targets and move around while shooting, then this event is for you.

We encourage all skill levels but the shooter is capable of loading, unloading and firing the handgun in a safe manner. The shooter should own a gun (centerfire is recommended) 2 magazines minimum and a holster and mag holder as well as eye and ear protection.

The range is considered COLD so no loaded guns are permitted till it is the time for the shooter to shoot.

the event starts at 6 and FIRST TIME SHOOTERS ARE REQUIRED TO SHOW UP AT 5:45 FOR A NEW SHOOTER BRIEF.

SHOULDER FIRE SHOOT N SCOOT!!

Have a PCC, or an AR-15, and want to shoot it in a shoot and scoot scenario? Well here is your chance. This NEW event at Nashville Armory will allow you to shoot A CENTERFIRE SINGLE PROJECTILE shoulder fire gun of your choice/CALIBER (NO SHOTGUNS!) Such as a 9mm carbine (PCC) and AR-15 etc, just make sure your ammunition is compliant with the Nashville armory ammo policies (NO STEEL CORE).

We will set up 2-3 SHOOT N SCOOT scenarios for you to shoot and will finish with a standard or CTE (see our Defensive AR-15 classes to learn more!)

This is a 3-hour event limited to one range and 25 people so sign up now and secure your spot!

REQUIRED SAFETY BRIEF WILL BE AT 5:00 PM IN THE MAIN BUILDING CLASSROOM. PLEASE BE ON TIME

Whether you have owned an AR-15 for a while or recently purchased one, this class will provide a good introduction to your new rifle.

The course covers the basics of functions, operation, and maintenance.

Topics Covered:
• How to safely handle and operate an AR-15
• AR-15 nomenclature and cycle of operation
• Correctly load and unload and manipulation of AR-15
• Zeroing the rifle
• Field strip (disassembly) and lubrication

This class is 3 hours of classroom and 1 hour on the range.

This course picks up where the Introduction to the AR-15 class ends; helping you become more familiar with operating and manipulating your rifle. It will also help you understand what options/accessories you should (or should not) consider.

TOPICS COVERED:

1. How to safely handle, operate, load and unload an AR-15.

2. A detailed discussion of zero, co-witnessing, and non-magnified optics

3. Sling options and use. Students will get to handle various guns in the classroom set up with different optics and sling options.

4. Mag carrier options and use

5. Refinement of the shooting fundamentals for the AR-15 rifle.

6. Engagement sequence, ready positions, and standard response shooting.

7. discuss what upgrades and modifications you may want to consider for your AR-15 rifle.

The class includes approximately 2 ½ hours of classroom instruction and 1-1½ hours of shooting.

This 4-hour AR-15 class will allow the student to go downrange and learn to shoot their AR-15 more efficiently and will permit the student to shoot and engage multiple targets.

TOPICS COVERED:

· Review of safety and handling of the AR-15

· Ready positions

· Using the rifle with a sling

· Magazine exchanges

· Shooting multiple targets

· Malfunction clearance

The class includes approximately 45 minutes of classroom instruction and 3 hours of shooting. This class meets in the main building.

Watch a quick video overview here: Defensive AR-15 2

This 4-hour AR-15 class is a continuation of the Defensive AR series classes here at the armory and picks up where 2 ended with the students shooting downrange for the entire shooting portion. This class will allow the student to manipulate and use their AR-15 more efficiently.

TOPICS COVERED:

Review of safety and handling of the AR-15

Ready positions

CTE’s

Introduction to static alternate positions (optional) Kneeling, Squatting, Sitting

Introduction to moving and turning

Shooting multiple targets

The class includes approximately 30 minutes of classroom instruction and 3 hours of shooting. This class meets in the main building.

This course teaches you how to safely use a shotgun as a defensive tool. The student will learn how to correctly set up a defensive shotgun, and how to safely deploy it.

Topics Include:

· Shotgun nomenclature, modifications, and accessories

· How to safely load and unload

· Proper handling techniques using the shotgun – including how to mitigate recoil

· Ammunition selection and pattering

This class is 3 hours long and includes time in the classroom and on the range.

This course is a progression of skills taught in Defensive Shotgun 1, which is a prerequisite to taking this course. Defensive Shotgun 2 focuses on deploying the shotgun in a home defense scenario.

Topics Include:

· Review of safety

· Proper shooting technique – including recoil mitigation strategies

· Staging and deploying the home defense shotgun

· Mounting the shotgun for defensive use

· Reloading strategies

This class is 3 hours long and includes time in the classroom and on the range.

Welcome to The Appendix Draw and Presentation Course (ADP).

This course is a 90-minute certification course. After Successful completion of this course, you will be given a certification that will allow the practice drawing from the appendix position at the Nashville Armory.

This course will briefly review firearms safety, proper handling techniques, the fundamentals of

pistol marksmanship, and then teach you to safely draw a concealed firearm from the Appendix carry

position and present it to the target. After 45-60 minutes of classroom instruction, Shooters will shoot between 25-50 rounds live fire on our state-of-the-art range!

There are no pre-requisites to this course, however, this is NOT a beginner’s course. The focus is the draw stroke from the appendix carry position. We urge newer shooters to first take private training, or Shooter Improvement 1 before this course

Topics Covered:

Safety

Fundamentals

Understanding the why of appendix carry as well as the pros and cons

The mechanics of the appendix draw

Managing concealment garments

Live Fire Practice

Defensive Handgun REFRESH & RELOAD is designed to give students the opportunity to hone the drills and skills taught in the previous defensive classes, and better prepare the student for the Defensive Handgun 4 class. After verifying accuracy and speed, students will then be introduced to multiple targets, time constraints, and some movement. After gaining confidence in shooting with the timer, students will shoot against their peers in timed drills This creates additional pressure and better enable them to perform in varying conditions.

Topics Covered:

• Review of skills from Defensive Handgun 1,2,3

• Tips for drawing and shooting faster

• Defensive Sight Picture

• Transitions between targets

• Multiple target engagements

• Shooting while moving

If you have attended our Defensive Handgun 1 2 and 3 classes and would like an opportunity to go down range and test your skills against the clock, then DRILLS/SKILLS is for you!

Defensive Handgun DRILLS/SKILLS has an emphasis on time is designed to give students the opportunity to challenge themselves and their skills taught in the previous defensive classes with different courses of fire that have a time (and accuracy) standard. Each COF will be timed and gives the student the opportunity to see where they stack up against the clock.

If you have attended our Defensive Handgun 1 2 and 3 classes and would like an opportunity to go down range and test your skills against a standard, then QUALIFICATIONS is for you!

Defensive Handgun QUALIFICATIONS is designed to give students the opportunity to challenge themselves and their skills taught in the previous defensive classes with different standards that have either time and/or accuracy standard. Each COF will be graded and gives the student the opportunity to see where they stack up against a set standard.

A security guard/officer is an individual employed by a contract security company or a proprietary security organization to protect persons and/or property from criminal activities. A security guard who holds an armed guard registration may work an armed or unarmed post and is not required to hold an additional “unarmed” guard registration.

The following information can be found on the Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance’s website:

All armed security guards must meet the armed guard registration requirements in order to be authorized to carry a firearm.

Requirements

Be at least 21 years of age for registration as an armed security guard.
Be a citizen of the United States or a resident alien.
Not have been declared by any court of competent jurisdiction incompetent by reason of mental defect or disease unless a court of competent jurisdiction has since declared the applicant competent;
If convicted in any jurisdiction of any of the crimes listed in this subdivision (4), have completed a serving sentence or court-ordered probation at least five (5) years prior to application. Conviction of the following crimes shall disqualify an applicant, subject to the conditions stated in this section:
(A) Any felony; or
(B) Any misdemeanor involving:
(i) Shooting a firearm or other weapon;
(ii) Shoplifting;
(iii) Assault and battery or other act of violence against persons or property;
(iv) Crimes involving the sale, manufacture or distribution of controlled substances, controlled substance analogs, drugs or narcotics;
(v) Theft of property; or
(vi) Theft of services;
Not be suffering from habitual drunkenness or narcotics addiction or dependence;
Not have any disability that, in the opinion of the commissioner, prevents the applicant from performing the duties of a security guard/officer; and
Be of good moral character.
Submit three fingerprint cards for processing for a TBI and or FBI criminal history check, or submit electronic fingerprints.
Must meet the statutory training requirements.

Training Requirements

Training includes an examination covering subjects in which the individual must have training. All candidates must complete a four-hour basic course including one (1) hour each of:

Orientation.
Legal powers and limitations of a security guard/officer.
Emergency procedures.
General duties.
Any additional training for weapons or other devices that are less than lethal he or she will use.
An armed guard must complete eight additional hours in the classroom covering:
Legal limitations on the use of a firearm:
Handling of a firearm
Safety and maintenance of firearms

In addition, an armed guard applicant must complete an additional four hours of marksmanship training and achieve a minimum of 70% on any silhouette target course approved by the commissioner.

All armed security guards must meet the armed guard registration requirements in order to be authorized to carry a firearm.

Requirements

Be at least 21 years of age for registration as an armed security guard.
Be a citizen of the United States or a resident alien.
Not have been declared by any court of competent jurisdiction incompetent by reason of mental defect or disease unless a court of competent jurisdiction has since declared the applicant competent;
If convicted in any jurisdiction of any of the crimes listed in this subdivision (4), have completed a serving sentence or court-ordered probation at least five (5) years prior to application. Conviction of the following crimes shall disqualify an applicant, subject to the conditions stated in this section:
(A) Any felony; or
(B) Any misdemeanor involving:
(i) Shooting a firearm or other weapon;
(ii) Shoplifting;
(iii) Assault and battery or other act of violence against persons or property;
(iv) Crimes involving the sale, manufacture or distribution of controlled substances, controlled substance analogs, drugs or narcotics;
(v) Theft of property; or
(vi) Theft of services;
Not be suffering from habitual drunkenness or narcotics addiction or dependence;
Not have any disability that, in the opinion of the commissioner, prevents the applicant from performing the duties of a security guard/officer; and
Be of good moral character.
Submit three fingerprint cards for processing for a TBI and or FBI criminal history check, or submit electronic fingerprints.
Must meet the statutory training requirements.

Armed Guards/Officers must renew their registration every two (2) years.
Every two (2) years armed security guards must complete four hours of refresher training and requalify in the use of a firearm by achieving a minimum of 70% on any silhouette target course approved by the commissioner prior to the renewal of their guard registration.
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Renewals

Armed Guards/Officers must renew their registration every two (2) years.
Every two (2) years armed security guards must complete four hours of refresher training and requalify in the use of a firearm by achieving a minimum of 70% on any silhouette target course approved by the commissioner prior to the renewal of their guard registration.

The Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act (LEOSA) is a United States federal law, enacted in 2004, that allows two classes of persons – the “qualified law enforcement officer” and the “qualified retired or separated law enforcement officer” – to carry a concealed firearm in any jurisdiction in the United States or United States Territories, regardless of state or local laws, with certain exceptions. If a person meets the criteria, “notwithstanding any provisions of the law of any state or any political subdivision thereof” he or she may carry a concealed firearm in that state or political subdivision.

There may be times when less than lethal force is required when faced with a threat, pepper spray may be just the tool you need!

The Personal Safety (OC/PEPPER) spray class includes a key chain unit of the NEW GEL type spray and 1 practice spray to use in class (sold in our store for $20)

The class is broken down into 3 parts; First, a discussion of awareness and prevention. The second part will discuss protection, including simple techniques to help protect yourself as well as the proper deployment of OC spray. Last, students will get the opportunity to use inert practice spray to learn the correct use and deployment of OC spray.

Students are NOT sprayed with OC in this class.

Anyone can benefit from taking this class – whether you’re a runner, commuter, student, someone who travels for work, retiree, homemaker – this class is for you!

This class will give you the tools and confidence to perform what is necessary during what could be the most stressful event you may ever face. You do not need any medical knowledge to take this course and it will include numerous practical applications from the classroom discussion to challenging scenarios, such as proper application and use of tourniquets.

TOPICS COVERED:

· Why this important to you, give a rundown on response times associated with first responders.

· Brief lesson on the layout of anatomy and physiology of major vessels

· Patient assessment

· Proper types of tourniquets

· Proper application of a tourniquet

· Treating life-threatening hemorrhage where a tourniquet would not work effectively

· Application and scenarios

WELCOME TO SHOOTER’S ALLEY!

Shooter’s Alley is a reactive, competitive HANDGUN ONLY match.

THERE ARE NO RESTRICTIONS ON HANDGUN TYPE OR CALIBER.

HOW IT WORKS:

You may have as many rounds as you like (50 rounds per run is recommended), but run time is limited to 20 seconds.

Shooters will begin and remain in a designated static position throughout their entire run; shooters will start in the low ready position.

Shooters will engage 40 different targets, each with varying point values of 10, 20, and 30. Small specialty targets will be worth 50 points. 5 points will be deducted per hit on any target stands and/or target holders.

Each shooter will have 2 opportunities to shoot the stage, with their best score being recorded. A 3rd round will be offered, with 3 targets of varying sizes at 25 yards. 6 rounds are allowed for the 3rd round.

A holstered pistol and preloaded magazines are required for competitors to approach the starting position and make their pistol ready. (3 magazines are recommended, but you may have as many PRE LOADED magazines as you like, the more the better)

Competitors may load and reload from a table or mag pouches on the body.

Shooters will be scheduled in 30-minute blocks. Only 5 shooters will be allowed in each 30-minute block 2 on the range at a time (1 shooter, 1 on deck). Other Shooters during that time may watch through the windows but will NOT be allowed on the range until their run.

The shooting stages and target sizes may vary each match.

Once all of the scheduled shooters have completed the match, the highest score will win a prize, notified by email.

COME OUT FOR A FUN NIGHT OF SHOOTING BOWLING PINS IN A DOUBLE ELIMINATION CHALLENGE!

FREE INTRO TO SHOTTING A SEMI-AUTOMATIC HANDGUN!

NSSF’s First Shots program has helped ranges across the country to introduce individuals to shooting and firearm safety. Developed by the National Shooting Sports Foundation and hosted by Nashville Armory, the program provides participants with an introduction to shooting by qualified range instructors that include firearm safety, shooting fundamentals, hands-on instruction and the shooting of 25 rounds. this free event is 21/2 hours and is limited to 20 participants so sign up now!

When you work out you need a plan, Nashville Armory now offers you the ability to come in and workout with your gun!

If you want to be better at Shoot n Scoot, or just want to refine some of your fundamental skills then this Workout class is for you!

You will be given the opportunity to go downrange with an instructor present to assist you with the skill assigned for that night. Typically, it will be a 10-minute instruction block then Shooters will get to practice their skills on the range under the guidance of the instructor who is present. It is a great chance to ask questions and practice that particular skill to get better with your firearms and prep for SHOOT N SCHOOT! View the class in Range Works for the specific requirements of each class.

Each class starts with a brief introduction to safety and handling procedures, followed by live shooting time. This is designed to be a fun, low-stress environment for women of all experience levels. Female Range Safety Officers will be present to ensure safety.

There is no need to bring a lot of equipment or firearms with you, however, you are welcome to bring your own firearms and ammo.

The Nashville Armory team will provide you with a rental firearm if needed. Ammo sold separately.