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Firearm Training Centers in Colorado Springs, CO

7 of the 19 shooting ranges and firearm training centers we list in Colorado Springs are firearm training centers.

Instruction ranges from beginner handgun safety and concealed carry qualification to advanced tactical movement and defensive rifle courses. Class formats vary widely, with options for private one-on-one coaching, women-only groups, or full-day group workshops. Choosing the right provider depends on whether ammo and rentals are included in the fee or if you need to bring your own gear.

  1. Colorado Handgun Safety

    6547 N Academy Blvd Ste 504, Colorado Springs, CO 80918

    Classes & CCW
  2. Pikes Peak Firearms Instruction

    1226 Interquest Pkwy, Colorado Springs, CO 80921-4183

    Classes & CCW
  3. Pucci Associates, Llc

    6547 N Academy Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO 80918-8342

  4. Defensive Logic, Llc

    3415 Van Teylingen Dr Ste 100, Colorado Springs, CO 80917-9535

  5. Elite Firearms & Training

    1412 Woolsey Hts, Colorado Springs, CO 80915-5400

  6. Tom's Shootin' Classes, Llc

    422 E Vermijo Ave Ste 413, Colorado Springs, CO 80903-3781

  7. S2 Defense Systems

    839 S Circle Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80910-2326

Check gear requirements early. Most concealed carry and specialty classes require a rigid belt, a quality holster that covers the trigger guard, and specific eye and ear protection.

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Good to know

Do I need to own a gun to take an introductory class?

Most beginner courses provide rental firearms and safety gear as part of the registration fee. You will usually just need to buy the appropriate ammunition at the facility or pay a small add-on fee for a student package.

How long does a concealed carry permit class take?

Class duration depends on state requirements, but most introductory qualification courses run between four and eight hours. They typically combine classroom instruction on local laws with a brief live-fire qualification on the range.

How much do firearm training classes typically cost?

Basic safety and state permit classes often cost between $75 and $150. Multi-day or specialized tactical courses generally run from $200 to $500 or more, excluding the cost of ammunition.