Middle Tennessee Firearms Training
Middle Tennessee Firearms Training teaches defensive pistol, rifle/carbine, and medical response across all skill levels. Their approach centers on understanding mechanics—why shots land or miss—rather than just going through motions. They've trained military, law enforcement, competitive shooters, ...
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Middle Tennessee Firearms Training teaches defensive pistol, rifle/carbine, and medical response across all skill levels. Their approach centers on understanding mechanics—why shots land or miss—rather than just going through motions. They've trained military, law enforcement, competitive shooters, and civilians.
- •Beginner Pistol — Foundation skills and safety for new shooters
- •Defensive Pistol — Intermediate to advanced pistol techniques (full day, 8:30 AM–5:00 PM)
- •GunFighter Pistol — Advanced pistol manipulation and decision-making
- •Rifle/Carbine 1 — Carbine fundamentals and practical rifle skills (full day, 8:30 AM–5:00 PM)
- •Private Instruction — Customized one-on-one or small group training tailored to your specific goals
- •Couples Defensive Pistol — Designed for training partners together
- •Medical Training — Gunshot wound response integrated with firearms skills
- •Church Safety Team Training — Free registration for facility protection teams
"We understand that every student has different needs and goals. That's why we offer private training programs to meet your specific needs."
Instructors Jeremy and Terry Zimmer lead the program with emphasis on safe, practical instruction. They've built training around the principle that you should understand your performance—feedback matters more than volume.
They also host specialized events like USCCA's "Protecting Your House of Worship" courses and offer training resources including range tips, gear recommendations, and a recommended trainers network.
Classes run regularly in Columbia, TN. Upcoming offerings include beginner pistol (March 28), defensive pistol (April 25), rifle/carbine (May 2), and couples defensive pistol (May 16). Registration available online with class sizes typically open.
- •Tagline: "Educate. Train. Defend."