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About Us & Our Mission

At Apex Tactical Training, we understand that everyone comes from different backgrounds. Some of us have grown up with firearms, while others may have little to no experience. Whether you see firearms as tools for defense, hunting, sport, or all of the above, we're here to guide you every step of the way.
 

Our mission is simple: to provide a welcoming and supportive environment for anyone seeking an introduction to firearms. Whether it's your first time or it's been a while, we know that holding a firearm can be a daunting experience. But with the right education and hands-on experience, that initial apprehension can transform into confidence and calm.
 

At Apex, we move at your pace, always prioritizing your comfort and safety. Our ultimate goal is to ensure that you feel fully capable of safely using, handling, and storing your firearm. For those new to firearms, this can be an advantage—you'll start with a clean slate, free from any bad habits.

There’s nothing more rewarding for us than witnessing a student grow into a responsible and knowledgeable firearm user. This journey isn’t about reaching a final destination; it’s about continually improving your skills and consistency. We’re here to support you along the way and will gladly recommend additional resources for those interested in further training, whether that’s in close-quarters combat (CQC), three-gun competitions, CCW qualification, or other specialized areas.
 

Many of our students are surprised to find that, beyond their initial goals, they truly enjoy the learning process—and even call it fun. We feel the same and can't wait to meet you.
 

With warm regards,

-Team Apex

Secondary Mission

We are a proud supporter of The National Firearms Industry Trade Association and their Project ChildSafe initiative.

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To find out more, visit: ProjectChildSafe.org

To donate, visit: https://projectchildsafe.org/donate/

Resources

To download material and find related videos, visit: ProjectChildSafe.org

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