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Basilisk Firearms
Training

Basilisk Firearms Training specializes in creating a safe and inclusive environment for people to learn how to handle firearms with confidence and proficiency. We offer a wide variety of classes, from defensive to competition centered courses. Whether you are just starting out or you already have experience, we have classes tailored to suit your needs.

Classes Engineered For Success  

Building and maintaining competency in your skills is our priority. To help our students meet their goals, we build our courses to set you up for growth in your shooting journey. We ensure small class sizes to make sure the needs of all of our students are being met

FIND YOUR FLOW

Explore our curated collection of classes for all skill levels of shooters

The Four Rules of Firearm Safety 

Always keep the firearm pointed in a Safe direction 

Always keep your finger off the trigger until ready to shoot

Always know your target and what lies beyond it

Always treat all guns as if they are loaded

Testimonials 

  • "I appreciated how safety focused the lesson was, learning all the safety rules as well as the mechanics on how firearms work. Once we were shooting Vix continued to give me tips. Correcting my stance, helping me aim, and teaching me how to load bullets into the magazine. The class was fun and informative and I’m looking forward to going again!”
    - Lily

    Bullets On Surface
  • "Vix is a patient, confident instructor who transformed my anxiety into skill. From basic safety to helping me choose my own firearm, the guidance was invaluable. I went from a hesitant beginner to a regular range member thanks to this excellent instruction. Truly suitable for anyone looking to learn."-  Mark 
    Handgun With Bullets
  • “I had never handled a firearm before my lesson with Vix so I was very nervous, but her calming presence and extensive knowledge made me feel much more comfortable. They went at my own pace, thoroughly explaining each step of the process making sure I understood before moving on. "
    Image by Joel Moysuh
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