The questions below cover what people ask us most: what classes cost, whether you need your own firearm, what to bring, and which class to take first. If yours is not here, call 786-314-0471 or email info@360tacticalmiami.com and we will answer it directly.
Getting Started
I have never touched a firearm. Where do I start?
The Introductory Course ($175, four hours). It assumes zero prior knowledge, starts with safety and how a firearm works before any live ammunition is present, and finishes with supervised live fire.
Do I need my own firearm?
Yes. We do not rent firearms — every student brings their own firearm and ammunition. If you have not bought one yet, call before you book and we will talk through what to look for rather than let you buy the wrong thing.
Do you teach in Spanish?
Yes. Classes are taught in English and Spanish — let us know your preference when you register.
Are classes beginner friendly?
The Introductory Course, ladies-only training, and private instruction all are. Low-light and night training are explicitly for experienced shooters only, and the Intermediate and Advanced courses have prerequisites.
Classes, Gear & Logistics
What do I need to bring?
Your own firearm and ammunition, eye and ear protection, pants or shorts with a real belt, and closed-toe shoes or boots. No sandals or crocs. Full list in what to bring to your first firearms class.
Where are classes held?
All of our courses are held at the Homestead Training Center, an outdoor range at the southern end of Miami-Dade County. More about the range.
How much ammunition do I need?
Around 200 rounds for most live-fire courses, including the Tactical Carbine course and low-light training.
How much do classes cost?
$175 for the Introductory Course, $200 for Intermediate, Advanced and Tactical Carbine, and $225 / $250 for low-light pistol and rifle. See the full price list.
Can minors take a class?
Minors can train with a parent or legal guardian present. Call 786-314-0471 to discuss your situation before registering.
Do you offer private or group classes?
Yes — both. See private training and corporate and group training.
Safety & Suitability
Is it safe for a complete beginner?
Yes. Safety rules are enforced constantly, every beginner is on the line with an instructor beside them, and anyone who cannot follow the safety rules does not stay on the line.
I am nervous about guns. Is that a problem?
No — it is a reasonable response and it usually makes for a careful student. If you would rather not learn in front of a group, private instruction removes the audience entirely.
Do you have classes for women?
Yes. Our ladies-only training is a supportive environment for women learning safe gun handling and defensive pistol skills.
What if I have a physical limitation?
Tell us when you book. Technique gets adapted to the student rather than the other way around, and private instruction is often the best format for this.
Still Have a Question?
Call, text, or WhatsApp. You will get an actual instructor, not a call center.