Firearms Training
College women receive expert training in firearms safety and marksmanship at ranges near campuses nationwide.
Confidence. Competence. Leadership.
At a time when the Second Amendment is under attack and young women are told to outsource their safety, our firearms training offers a powerful alternative. Through hands-on instruction from certified experts, college women gain more than technical skills—they develop the confidence to protect themselves, the competence to handle firearms responsibly, and the leadership to empower others. Held at ranges near college campuses across the country, these events—which we call a Day at the Range—help young women embrace their Second Amendment rights and grow into strong, self-reliant conservative women.
“This event was an excellent opportunity for interpersonal growth, competency in a new skill, and confidence! I am so grateful for the opportunity to learn about the second amendment among other interested women and grow our community by grounding it in a foundation of trust, respect, and knowledge.”
FAQs
Find answers to common questions about hosting and attending our firearms trainings.
No prior experience required! An NRA-certified instructor will provide comprehensive safety and handling instructions.
A typical Day at the Range includes 1-2 hours of classroom instruction and 1-2 hours of range practice. Exact schedules vary based on the range.
A Luce Center staff member will select a reputable range in or near your college town.
Yes! We are happy to work with any group of ladies from your school.
Most ranges can accommodate 10-12 participants.
All participants must be at least 18 years old to participate in a Day at the Range. Some ranges require that 1 or more members of the group is at least 21 years old.
Our generous supporters sponsor all aspects of the event, including classroom costs, firearm rental, ammunition, and eye and ear protection.
Host a Day at the Range
Interested in hosting a Day at the Range for your peers? Contact Lauren Husmann to bring firearms safety and Second Amendment training to your campus.