OnlineFirearmTraining.com
OnlineFirearmTraining.com started when Washington State's Initiative I-1639 created new training requirements. Rather than force shooters to pay hundreds of dollars or spend an entire day in a classroom, they built an accessible online alternative. Since then, over 10,000 students have completed the...
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OnlineFirearmTraining.com started when Washington State's Initiative I-1639 created new training requirements. Rather than force shooters to pay hundreds of dollars or spend an entire day in a classroom, they built an accessible online alternative. Since then, over 10,000 students have completed their courses.
- •90-minute course, entirely online
- •$20 flat fee - no hidden charges
- •Studio-quality HD streaming video (not PDFs or basic web pages)
- •State-customized material for relevant local laws
- •Digital certificate with verification code, signed by NRA Certified Instructor
Material covers the fundamentals you actually need:
- •The four rules of firearm safety
- •Handgun features, actions, and function
- •Safe drawing and firing techniques
- •Ammunition basics and cartridge components
- •Secure storage options
- •Safe transportation and cleaning
- •Federal and state firearm law
- •Deadly force legalities and consequences
- •Violent confrontation avoidance
- •Suicide prevention and supporting someone in crisis
"Material was created by an NRA Certified Firearm Instructor in collaboration with the National Shooting Sports Foundation, American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, and Project Childsafe. Some material reviewed by an attorney specializing in firearm law."
| State | Status | Use Case |
|---|---|---|
| Tennessee | Fully approved by Dept. of Safety & Homeland Security | Concealed Handgun Carry Permit applications |
| Washington | First recognized online course under I-1639 | Semi-automatic rifle purchase requirement |
Your certificate includes a verification code so authorities can confirm authenticity. It's signed under penalty of perjury.