Indy Gun Safety Policies

ON THE DAY OF YOUR CLASS:
On the day of your class you must bring your firearm (unless we are providing you with
one), about 100 rounds of ammunition, a pen, and paper to write on. A notebook or legal
pad would be perfect. Bring your own hearing and eye protection if you have it! We have
loaner sets if you don't have them. DO NOT BRING GUNS OR AMMO INTO THE
CLASSROOM! Leave them locked in your vehicle out of sight. In the trunk is best. DO NOT
CONCEAL A LOADED FIREARM IN YOUR VEHICLE! Plan to show up at least 10 minutes
before the scheduled start time to fill out paperwork. We will start promptly at the
scheduled time!

Because we limit our class size to give the best instructor/student ratio possible, we have
to turn paying customers away once we fill our classes. If you just decide not to show up,
you have taken the slot of a paying customer. Our classes are FIRST COME - FIRST
SERVED. Once you have paid you are locked in to that class. If you need to cancel you
must do so 7 days in advance or your course fee WILL NOT be refunded. The only
exception to this is if I manage to fill your slot, I WILL GIVE YOU A FULL REFUND.
All cancellations must be made via VOICE MAIL at (317)345-3263. NO EXCEPTIONS!

If WE cancel a course, you are certainly entitled to a full refund. Having to re-scedule the
live fire range portion due to weather or scheduling conflicts DOES NOT constitute
canceling a course. The shooting portion will be done as soon as possible considering
both of our schedules.

Certificates are issued upon completion of the course objectives. You must complete all
of the required classroom AND live fire range time, and must pass the written test and the
live fire shooting test. The written test consists of 50 questions in mutiple choice and
true/false format with 70% being the lowest passing score. To pass the shooting test, a
student must hit a 9" paper plate or circular target, 15 times from a distance of 15 feet. this
may be done from any position learned in the course, and the only time limit is the student
must finish the shooting in the time alloted for the live fire range exercise -- 2 hours.

At the instructor's discretion, a student may be disqualified from the course for a flagrant
safety violation, such as (but not limited to) pointing a loaded firearm at a person, not
following instructions, or ignoring the safety rules learned in the course.

In the last 4 years, only 2 students failed to complete the course. We cover what you need
to know to pass and be safe.... over and over again!