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Welcome to Firearms Simulation Training

Training for the REAL World

We don't rise to the level of our expectations, we fall to the level of our training

___Archilochus, Greek Soldier 650 BC____

A Division of Palmer Consulting, LLC

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2012 Classes Now online!!!!!!!

   Big savings on the TACTICAL TRAINING YOU WANT! 

         NEW YEAR SPECIAL!!

Sign up by January 31, 2012 for any Tactical Training on our 2012 schedule and receive up to $81  of your trainng.  (no other discount will apply to these prices)  Call 602-920-1153 for full details

                  Offer expires January 31, 2012


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E-Mail marketingdirector@fast-az.com for pricing and special discount codes.  Some training classes do not have discounts available

MISSION STATEMENT:

FAST was founded in 2010 with the intent of providing the very best in firearms instruction in Arizona.  We pride ourselves in our professionalism, customer service, and commitment to safety.  FAST is fully licensed and insured.

Our professional and qualified staff are customer oriented and have the skills, experience, ability, and desire to get the job done.  Our limited class size will ensure our staff will be able to provide more one-on-one instructions and quality training to our students.  Premium firearms instruction and customer satisfaction are our #1 priority and we promise to deliver!

Do you want to learn to shoot your handgun quickly and effectively?  Do you want to learn how to handle your firearm efficiently and safely, using fast and proper techniques?  If your answer is yes to both questions, then come spend some time with us at FAST.  

When selecting a firearms training school, quality should never be compromised.  Anyone can get an instructors certificate by just taking a class, but what knowledge and experience come with it?  Do they have actual experience in the topics they are teaching or have they simply acquired a bunch of “certificates”?  Anyone can teach you how to shoot but it’s WHEN to shoot that really counts.  Our qualified and professional staff aqre current law enforcement officers with over 23 years experience on the job.

FAST offers an assortment of firearms training classes, for all levels of mastery, ranging from Basic Pistol, CCW (Carry of Concealed Weapon), tactical defensive handgun, Shooter’s Challenge, basic and tactical Rifle, and basic and tactical shotgun.

On April 21, 2010, FAST completed the purchase of a Firearms Simulation System for use in training both Law Enforcement and Civilians and Fast is currently the only firearms training company in Arizona to offer portable judgmental, shoot no shoot training utilizing LE Laser Shot LE branching scenarios.   We also provide civilian branching scenarios in our CCW, Pistol I and other selected courses.  Laser Shot training solutions are employed by thousands of military and law enforcement agencies around the world everyday. Unique solutions enable progressive training from realistic laser-based engagements to ultra-realistic live-fire exercises.

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Up Coming Training

AZ - CCW - Jan. 21, 2012 CLOSEDPractical CCW - April 15, 2012
Practical CCW- Jan. 22, 2012 AZ - CCW - May 19, 2012 
AZ - CCW - Feb. 11, 2012 Tactical Handgun III, May 20, 2012
F.A.S.T. Tactical Handgun II Feb. 12, 2012AZ - CCW - June 16, 2012
AZ - CCW - March 10, 2012NRA Basic Pistol-June 17, 2012 
F.A.S.T. Tactical Shotgun  March 11, 2012
AZ- CCW - April 14, 2012 Tactial Carbine-Sept. 23, 2012

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To preserve Liberty, it is essential that the whole body of the people always possess arms and be taught alike, especially when young, how to use them." 
Richard Henry- Lee

American Statesman, 1788