301-410-9220
info@tribedefenseacademy.com
Outdoor Range, Maryland, United States
Owning a firearm and earning your concealed carry permit are only the beginning. Confident Carry II helps you take the skills learned in Confident Carry I to the range for supervised live-fire practice.
This intermediate class focuses on safely drawing from an on-body holster, firing accurate shots, managing follow-up shots, and building the practical skills needed to carry responsibly.
The Bowie location is the better option for students who are newer to drawing from a holster with live ammunition. Its stationary format and one-student-at-a-time firing setup allow for more focused coaching while students build confidence with the draw, first shot, follow-up shots, and safe reholstering.
The price, class format, firing-line setup, and available drills depend on the location you select.
Please review both options carefully before purchasing your ticket.
The Bowie class includes:
During the classroom portion, we will inspect each student’s belt and holster setup, review garment clearing, practice the draw process, and reinforce safe reholstering before transitioning to live ammunition.
Live-fire exercises may include:
The Bowie class does not include seated draws, shooting while moving, or movement-based drills.
The private Bowie range address will be included in your confirmation email.
The Indian Head class is held at Black Alpha Tactical Range and provides a more dynamic three-hour outdoor live-fire experience.
The greater flexibility of this range allows students to apply their holster skills from additional practical positions.
Live-fire exercises may include:
All movement will be limited, instructor-directed, and completed within the range’s approved training area. There will be no running or uncontrolled movement.
Exercises may be modified based on weather, range conditions, class progress, and each student’s demonstrated readiness.
The Black Alpha Tactical Range address and outdoor-range instructions will be included in your confirmation email.
You must complete Confident Carry I before attending Confident Carry II. No exceptions.
Confident Carry I establishes the safe draw process, garment-clearing technique, trigger-finger discipline, and dry-practice fundamentals required before drawing a loaded firearm on the range.
Having a concealed carry permit or previous shooting experience does not replace this prerequisite.
View available Confident Carry I dates here.
If you purchase a combined Confident Carry I + II ticket, you must attend Confident Carry I before your selected Confident Carry II date. After purchasing, reply to your confirmation email or call or text 301-410-9220 with your chosen Confident Carry I date.
Select the ticket that matches your preferred date, location, and class format.
Choose carefully: Your ticket determines your training location, price, class format, and available live-fire exercises. Tickets are not automatically interchangeable because each location has separate capacity, range costs, and operating requirements.
Your exact Confident Carry II date should appear in the ticket name.
Although the range setup differs, both versions of Confident Carry II reinforce:
Each student must bring:
The number of rounds fired may vary based on the location, class progress, individual coaching needs, and range conditions.
Your holster must:
Belly bands, thigh holsters, bra holsters, shoulder holsters, cross-draw holsters, purses, bags, off-body holsters, soft collapsible holsters, and similar carry methods are not permitted.
If you are unsure whether your firearm or holster is appropriate, call or text 301-410-9220 before class.
Students must wear:
For safety, no V-neck, low-cut, halter, off-the-shoulder, or loose-fitting tops are permitted. No sandals, Crocs, or open-toe shoes.
Both locations are outdoor ranges. Dress appropriately for the weather while still following the range dress code.
Confident Carry II is an intermediate live-fire class and is not designed for first-time shooters.
Students must already be able to safely:
The instructor may modify or stop an exercise if a student’s equipment, firearm handling, or demonstrated readiness creates a safety concern.
Review the ticket name carefully before completing your purchase to confirm the correct date, location, price, and class format.