DIAMONDS and DERRINGERS

Q: What forms of payment do you accept?

A: We typically send D&D invoices every 90 days via PayPal, which can be paid with a credit or debit card. Alternatively, we have a point of sale device whereby credit or debit cards can be processed in person. Checks and cash are also acceptable.

Q: Are range fees included in my Membership?

A: Yes. There are no additional range fees assessed at our private range.

Q: Do I need to sign-up in advance of each training session?

A1: Yes. We need to know how many Members will be in attendance for staffing purposes.

A2: Members can sign-up by sending us an email HERE

Q: Can I attend on Saturday and Sunday?

A:  Sunday is the "default" training day.  Saturday is the "overflow" day. There is a limit on the number of Members who can train on any given day. Once the Sunday roster is full, Saturday slots will then open up. This is why reservations are important. Members are able to train one day per weekend, but not both days.

Q: Is the Saturday and Sunday curriculum the same, including the special events?

A: Yes, it is the same. 

Q: Are there any makeup training dates?

A: There are no makeup dates for missed classes or special events. Any training date that is cancelled due to rain or unforeseen events will be rescheduled to a later date, if possible, at no additional cost to Members.

Q: If I cannot make it to class, can I get a partial refund on my Membership dues?

A: No. The low cost individual monthly training rate benefits the Membership as a whole by securing the scheduled training dates on the calendar and ensures instructor staffing availability. 

Q: If I am a Member, should I do additional training outside of the D&D program?

A: Absolutely! As a responsible armed citizen, you should train as often as you can with your firearm(s). While some Members excel in a group training environment, others make rapid gains in a one-on-one setting such as our Private Training and Coaching program. Additionally, many of our Members visit their favorite local indoor gun range once or twice a month on their own to further hone the skills learned in class.

Q: Which handgun do most Members prefer?

A: Buying a handgun is similar to finding the perfect pair of heels. It is difficult to find just the right balance between form and function. After trying out a multitude of makes, models and calibers, the majority of Members prefer a striker fired (hammerless) semi-automatic pistol (not a revolver), without a thumb or grip safety, in 9mm. The most common makes and models are Glock models 19, 43 and 48 or a Sig Sauer P365.

Q: What about ammunition? 

A: Ammo is not included as part of the Membership fee. Aim True can provide 115 grain 9mm ammunition only (no other calibers) to Members for purchase at the range, but it is best to have obtained your ammo in advance of the course(s). Recommended ammo retailers: Eagle Gun Range, Super Vel or your local outdoor store such as Academy, Cabela's, etc.

Q: What type of ammunition should I purchase? 

A1: The following are NOT ACCEPTABLE, under any conditions: steel core, armor piercing, incendiary or tracer ammunition.

A2: Though they are acceptable, it is best NOT to bring FMJ or Hollow Point (HP) ammunition since steel plates are utilized for the targets. You will want to bring Total Metal Jacket (TMJ), Copper Plated (Plated) or Polymer coated ammunition if possible.

Q: What if I don't even know what kind of ammunition to buy for my gun?

A: Easy deal. Just call or email us. We'll figure it out together!

Q: Do I really need a holster?

A: Yes, you really need a holster. When training on our range, there is not a bench or table in front of you to lay your handgun down on. Initially, the holster can be considered as nothing more than a safe place to put your gun when you are not actively working with it. We are happy to assist you with finding just the right holster to suit your body type and lifestyle. If you are borrowing one of our pistols, we have plenty of holsters for you to try out as well. Just let us know what you need in advance of training day.

Q: What eye and ear protection do you recommend?

A1: Eyes: Bolle Silium + in clear and/or tinted lenses

A2: Ears - affordable: Howard Leight or Walkers brand (we offer these as loaners)

A3: Ears - not so affordable: Sordin Supreme Pro-X (Anna wears these)

Q: Should I get my License to Carry (LTC)?

A: Though it is not required to become a Member, the answer is unequivocally, yes. Link to our Constitutional Carry page to learn about the benefits of having your LTC.