Frequently Asked Questions

No, our classes are designed for students of all experience levels, from beginners to advanced shooters.

Under our training tab is all class descriptions and a calendar for all upcoming classes. A deposit  is required to book. Calendar link: https://nfareno.com/calendar

No, unfortunately, we have stopped doing private party transfers. 

FFL transfers are $25 for the transfer and if a background check is needed, they are also $25. SOT transfers are variable depending on the item. Members only have to pay for background checks.

Our range is 12 yards with 10 active bays.

No, we are a first come first served.

Nevada requires an 8-hour course for an initial CCW. We give you your certificate upon completion of the class, which includes a written test and a 30-round shooting qualification. Then you must make an appointment with your local sheriff and complete any paperwork they need.

We allow calibers ranging is size from 22lr to 223/556. We do not allow anything bigger or shotguns, those can be shot at the outdoor range.

Yes! We recommend they be at least 8 years old and HAVE to be on the same bay as an adult until they are over 18.

We maintain a low instructor-to-student ratio to ensure personalized and effective instruction. Typically, our classes have one instructor for every four students.

Yes, we ask you to inspect all ammo brought in and that you keep all guns and ammo in your holster, or range bags until inside the range at your bay. 

Safety is our top priority at Nevada Firearms Academy & Range. We have strict safety protocols in place, including mandatory safety briefings and range rules, to ensure the safety of all participants.