Amy Lucas

The Concealed Carry Home Defense Fundamentals course (CCHDF) is for anyone looking to broaden their handgun knowledge and be physically as well as mentally prepared to defend themselves with their handgun if the need arose. This 8-hour course satisfies all of the Michigan CPL requirements. The range fee is included in the price. There are firearms and ammunition available for people that need it to take the class for an extra fee. Beginners are also welcome and encouraged to attend! Men and Women Welcome!

The Concealed Carry Home Defense Fundamentals course (CCHDF) is for anyone looking to broaden their handgun knowledge and be physically as well as mentally prepared to defend themselves with their handgun if the need arose. This 8-hour course satisfies all of the Michigan CPL requirements. The range fee is included in the price. There are firearms and ammunition available for people that do not have their handgun yet for an extra fee. Beginners are welcome and encouraged to attend!

The Concealed Carry Home Defense Fundamentals course (CCHDF) is for anyone looking to broaden their handgun knowledge and be physically as well as mentally prepared to defend themselves with their handgun if the need arose. This 8-hour course satisfies all of the Michigan CPL requirements. The range fee is included in the price. There are firearms and ammunition available for a fee for people that do not have their handgun or if you don't have any ammunition. Beginners are welcome and encouraged to attend!

Upon successfully completing this course, you will become USCCA Certified Instructor, uniquely authorized to teach the USCCA course, Concealed Carry and Home Defense Fundamentals. This course has become the gold standard across the United States for law abiding Americans seeking to obtain their concealed carry permit. As a USCCA certified instructor, you will be trained and equipped to provide world-class instruction to students. You will have access to our world-class classroom materials (including a full set of PowerPoint presentations and classroom videos). During this two-day training course, you’ll be taught by a USCCA Training Counselor on a number of valuable topics, including: The top ten instructor mistakes, and how to avoid them; teaching best practices; and running a safe live fire range. You’ll also have a chance to demonstrate your knowledge of the USCCA training material through seven short presentations to a group of your peers, as well as running a live fire range, guiding your peers through the safe completion of the USCCA course of fire. After completion of this course, you’ll not only be intimately familiar with the USCCA training methodology and materials, you’ll be a far better instructor and presenter, regardless of the topic of choice. Prior to the class, you must complete the corresponding eLearning. After passing the class, you will be sent an instructor shirt and toolkit to start your classes. There are several other courses you can certify in to teach. This certification also gives you the ability to teach firearm basics, safety classes, Real Estate Safety programs, mini-workshops, and so much more.

$120 includes class, certificate, handouts, range fee, targets, and eye and ear protection.

This class is for anyone eligible to get their Concealed Pistol License. No experience required and is a CO-Ed Class. Fee includes Class, Certificate, Handouts, CPL Application, Range Fees, eye and ear protection, and target!

This class satisfies the Michigan CPL requirements for 3-hours of training. I have a fun and engaging class and hope to see you there!

This class satisfies the Michigan 3-hour refresher class that is required upon renewal. We have a fun and engaging class and hope to see you there!

All of the details will be emailed prior to class. I have firearm rentals and ammo to use to complete the class for $30.

This class satisfies the Michigan CPL renewal requirements for 3-hours of training. I have a fun and engaging class and hope to see you there!

This class is open to all that are interested in learning the basics and the laws for firearms in Michigan. It also exceeds the Michigan CPL standards. The class fee includes CPL certificate, handouts, eye and ear protection, and targets. You will pay the range fee of $25 at the event. Those under 21 can attend but will not be eligible for the CPL certificate but will receive a certificate of completion.

Join our Aware and Prepared Program!

Join our Aware and Prepared Program!

This class is for people that already have their Concealed Pistol License but looking to get a refresher course to satisfy your renewal requirement OR you just need an overview of the laws and basics!

Join our class designed for anyone looking to enhance their self-defense skills. Led by Kayla, the second female in Michigan to receive her black belt in Krav Maga. This class is perfect for any female age 15 and over, regardless of physical abilities or limitations. Get started on the right path to becoming more capable and confident in defending yourself. Feb 1, 2025 The Martial Yard in Garden City MI! Please call with any questions! 734-233-1061 Amy Don't miss out – sign up now!

This class is for Woman only 18 and over. Rentals available to complete the class. This class exceeds the requirements and the certificate obtained in class is what you will need to apply for your Michigan CPL.

This course is perfect for those who have already completed a basic firearms or CPL course and are ready to build stronger, safer habits. In Firearms 101+, we revisit the fundamentals—but take them further. Students will correct bad habits, refine essential skills, and boost their confidence on the range through practical drills and guided instruction. You'll leave with a deeper understanding of grip, stance, sight alignment, trigger control, follow-through, and real-world shot placement.

Who It's For: Graduates of a CPL or beginner firearm safety course, or shooters who haven't practiced in a while and want to brush up their skills.

Course Details:

Firearms safety refresh with practical, real-world application Identifying and correcting common bad habits Deep dive into the 5 Fundamentals: Proper grip and stance Sight alignment and sight picture Trigger control Follow-through Understanding shot placement and distance control Confidence-building drills for consistency and performance 1-handed shooting

What to Bring: Your firearm (rentals available) Minimum 150 rounds of ammo Eye & ear protection (can provide if needed)

In high-stress situations, how you handle your firearm under pressure matters. This intermediate course teaches emergency skills like reloading, clearing malfunctions, and incorporating basic movement. Learn how to safely reload under stress, recognize and fix malfunctions, and maintain accuracy when repositioning or using cover. You'll run drills that simulate real-world encounters while focusing on speed, safety, and control.

Who It's For: Students who have a strong foundation in firearms fundamentals (like those who completed Firearms 101+ or equivalent) and are ready for hands-on, situational training. Who It’s For: Students ready to learn how to manage malfunctions, reload efficiently, and stay mobile under pressure.

Course Details:

Understanding and practicing emergency reloads Clearing common malfunctions: failure to feed, stovepipe, double feed Reloading while moving: footwork and balance techniques Shooting from different positions and while on the move Cover awareness and incorporating dynamic movement Stress drills to simulate real-world response What to Bring:

Your firearm (rentals available) Two magazines minimum - Three preferred Minimum 150 rounds of ammo Eye & ear protection - we have some for you if you don't have any Mag pouch or carrier

Course 3: Drawing from the Holster & Moving Around Cover Who It’s For: Ideal for those who carry or plan to carry and want to be confident drawing from a holster and using cover in real scenarios.

Course Details:

Holster safety and setup (IWB/OWB; no shoulder or SERPA holsters) The draw stroke: from garment clear to engagement Drawing and firing under pressure Cover vs concealment: how and when to use each Movement techniques: slicing the pie, lateral, vertical Combining draw, movement, reloads, and use of cover What to Bring:

Your firearm and strong-side belt-mounted holster (no SERPA) Minimum two magazines Cover garment Minimum 150 rounds of ammo Eye & ear protection - we can provide if needed

This registration is for my 3 part series that i s perfect for anyone that has some experience with their firearm and have taken a fundamentals or CPL class. These sessions have been created to start your Defensive Shooting Skills journey. You get a discount for signing up for all three!

Session 1 Firearms 101+ Beyond the CPL This course is perfect for those who have already completed a basic firearms or CPL course and are ready to build stronger, safer habits. In Firearms 101+, we revisit the fundamentals—but take them further. Students will correct bad habits, refine essential skills, and boost their confidence on the range through practical drills and guided instruction. You'll leave with a deeper understanding of grip, stance, sight alignment, trigger control, follow-through, and real-world shot placement.

Who It's For: Graduates of a CPL or beginner firearm safety course, or shooters who haven't practiced in a while and want to brush up their skills.

Course Details:

Firearms safety refresh with practical, real-world application Identifying and correcting common bad habits Deep dive into the 5 Fundamentals: Proper grip and stance Sight alignment and sight picture Trigger control Follow-through Understanding shot placement and distance control Confidence-building drills for consistency and performance 1-handed shooting

What to Bring: Your firearm (rentals available) Minimum 100 rounds of ammo Eye & ear protection (can provide if needed)

Session 2 Reloading, Malfunctions, and Movement In high-stress situations, how you handle your firearm under pressure matters. This intermediate course teaches emergency skills like reloading, clearing malfunctions, and incorporating basic movement. Learn how to safely reload under stress, recognize and fix malfunctions, and maintain accuracy when repositioning or using cover. You'll run drills that simulate real-world encounters while focusing on speed, safety, and control.

Who It's For: Students who have a strong foundation in firearms fundamentals (like those who completed Firearms 101+ or equivalent) and are ready for hands-on, situational training. Who It’s For: Students ready to learn how to manage malfunctions, reload efficiently, and stay mobile under pressure.

Course Details:

Understanding and practicing emergency reloads Clearing common malfunctions: failure to feed, stovepipe, double feed Reloading while moving: footwork and balance techniques Shooting from different positions and while on the move Cover awareness and incorporating dynamic movement Stress drills to simulate real-world response What to Bring:

Your firearm (rentals available) Two magazines minimum - Three preferred Minimum 150 rounds of ammo Eye & ear protection - we have some for you if you don't have any Mag pouch or carrier

Course 3: Drawing from the Holster & Moving Around Cover Who It’s For: Ideal for those who carry or plan to carry and want to be confident drawing from a holster and using cover in real scenarios.

Course Details:

Holster safety and setup (IWB/OWB; no shoulder or SERPA holsters) The draw stroke: from garment clear to engagement Drawing and firing under pressure Cover vs concealment: how and when to use each Movement techniques: slicing the pie, lateral, vertical Combining draw, movement, reloads, and use of cover What to Bring:

Your firearm and strong-side belt-mounted holster (no SERPA) Minimum two magazines Cover garment Minimum 150 rounds of ammo Eye & ear protection - we can provide if needed

USCCA Certified Instructor Recertification Course (2-Day Program) Life happens — and if your USCCA Instructor certification lapsed due to class numbers, time constraints, or simply needing to step away for a while, this 2-day USCCA Certified Instructor Recertification Course is designed specifically for you. This course goes beyond simply regaining your certification. It is built to set you up for long-term success as a firearms instructor and business owner, using real-world experience, best practices, and lessons learned the hard way — so you don’t have to. What You’ll Learn Over two full days, we will focus on: Best practices for running safe, professional, and engaging classrooms How to avoid common instructional and administrative mistakes Effective range management and live-fire coordination How to confidently run a live-fire range Practical teaching techniques that keep students engaged and compliant Business fundamentals for building and sustaining a successful firearms training business Systems, processes, and mindset needed to stay consistent and grow Course Requirements To successfully complete the course, students must: Pass practical teach-backs Demonstrate proper range maintenance and safety procedures Successfully run a live-fire range Pass the shooting qualification Complete and pass the final written exam Why Take This Course? This is not a “check-the-box” recertification. This is an opportunity to: Rebuild confidence in the classroom and on the range Learn what actually works from someone who has done it Avoid costly mistakes that stall instructor growth Learn how to turn your certification into a successful, sustainable business If you’re ready to step back into your role as a USCCA Certified Instructor — stronger, smarter, and more prepared than ever — join me for this 2-day course and let me help you shorten your learning curve by learning from my experience. Your certification is just the beginning — let’s build a business that lasts.

USCCA Certified instructor class at Range 517. I will send each person an email with the details and what to be prepared for. After booking look for the email from USCCA on how to access the e-learning. The e-learning must be done and studied before class. Bring your own lunch/snacks/drinks for the day.

USCCA Certified Instructor Recertification Course (2-Day Program) Life happens — and if your USCCA Instructor certification lapsed due to class numbers, time constraints, or simply needing to step away for a while, this 2-day USCCA Certified Instructor Recertification Course is designed specifically for you. This course goes beyond simply regaining your certification. It is built to set you up for long-term success as a firearms instructor and business owner, using real-world experience, best practices, and lessons learned the hard way — so you don’t have to. What You’ll Learn Over two full days, we will focus on: Best practices for running safe, professional, and engaging classrooms How to avoid common instructional and administrative mistakes Effective range management and live-fire coordination How to confidently run a live-fire range Practical teaching techniques that keep students engaged and compliant Business fundamentals for building and sustaining a successful firearms training business Systems, processes, and mindset needed to stay consistent and grow Course Requirements To successfully complete the course, students must: Pass practical teach-backs Demonstrate proper range maintenance and safety procedures Successfully run a live-fire range Pass the shooting qualification Complete and pass the final written exam Why Take This Course? This is not a “check-the-box” recertification. This is an opportunity to: Rebuild confidence in the classroom and on the range Learn what actually works from someone who has done it Avoid costly mistakes that stall instructor growth Learn how to turn your certification into a successful, sustainable business If you’re ready to step back into your role as a USCCA Certified Instructor — stronger, smarter, and more prepared than ever — join me for this 2-day course and let me help you shorten your learning curve by learning from my experience. Your certification is just the beginning — let’s build a business that lasts.

Class taught by Jamie Headley and Scott Headley with Steel and Stilettos Training. This course is perfect for those who have already completed a basic firearms or CPL course and are ready to build stronger, safer habits. In Firearms 101+, we revisit the fundamentals—but take them further. Students will correct bad habits, refine essential skills, and boost their confidence on the range through practical drills and guided instruction. You'll leave with a deeper understanding of grip, stance, sight alignment, trigger control, follow-through, and real-world shot placement.

Who It's For: Graduates of a CPL or beginner firearm safety course, or shooters who haven't practiced in a while and want to brush up their skills.

Course Details:

Firearms safety refresh with practical, real-world application Identifying and correcting common bad habits Deep dive into the 5 Fundamentals: Proper grip and stance Sight alignment and sight picture Trigger control Follow-through Understanding shot placement and distance control Confidence-building drills for consistency and performance 1-handed shooting

What to Bring: Your firearm (rentals available) Minimum 150 rounds of ammo Eye & ear protection (can provide if needed)

Class taught by Jamie and Scott Headley with Steel and Stilettos.
In high-stress situations, how you handle your firearm under pressure matters. This intermediate course teaches emergency skills like reloading, clearing malfunctions, and incorporating basic movement. Learn how to safely reload under stress, recognize and fix malfunctions, and maintain accuracy when repositioning or using cover. You'll run drills that simulate real-world encounters while focusing on speed, safety, and control.

Who It's For: Students who have a strong foundation in firearms fundamentals (like those who completed Firearms 101+ or equivalent) and are ready for hands-on, situational training. Who It’s For: Students ready to learn how to manage malfunctions, reload efficiently, and stay mobile under pressure.

Course Details:

Understanding and practicing emergency reloads Clearing common malfunctions: failure to feed, stovepipe, double feed Reloading while moving: footwork and balance techniques Shooting from different positions and while on the move Cover awareness and incorporating dynamic movement Stress drills to simulate real-world response What to Bring:

Your firearm (rentals available) Two magazines minimum - Three preferred Minimum 150 rounds of ammo Eye & ear protection - we have some for you if you don't have any Mag pouch or carrier

Course taught by Jamie and Scott Headley from Steel and Stilettos Course 3: Drawing from the Holster & Moving Around Cover Who It’s For: Ideal for those who carry or plan to carry and want to be confident drawing from a holster and using cover in real scenarios.

Course Details:

Holster safety and setup (IWB/OWB; no shoulder or SERPA holsters) The draw stroke: from garment clear to engagement Drawing and firing under pressure Cover vs concealment: how and when to use each Movement techniques: slicing the pie, lateral, vertical Combining draw, movement, reloads, and use of cover What to Bring:

Your firearm and strong-side belt-mounted holster (no SERPA) Minimum two magazines Cover garment Minimum 150 rounds of ammo Eye & ear protection - we can provide if needed

Taught by Owner Amy and Instructor Jamie from Steel and Stilettos. This registration is for my 3-part series that has been condensed into one day. The class is perfect for anyone that has some experience with their firearm and have taken a fundamentals or CPL class. These sessions have been created to start your Defensive Shooting Skills journey. Firearms 101+ Beyond the CPL The first part of your day is perfect for those who have already completed a basic firearms or CPL course and are ready to build stronger, safer habits. In Firearms 101+, we revisit the fundamentals—but take them further. Students will correct bad habits, refine essential skills, and boost their confidence on the range through practical drills and guided instruction. You'll leave with a deeper understanding of grip, stance, sight alignment, trigger control, follow-through, and real-world shot placement.

Who It's For: Graduates of a CPL or beginner firearm safety course, or shooters who haven't practiced in a while and want to brush up their skills.

Course Details:

Firearms safety refresh with practical, real-world application Identifying and correcting common bad habits Deep dive into the 5 Fundamentals: Proper grip and stance Sight alignment and sight picture Trigger control Follow-through Understanding shot placement and distance control Confidence-building drills for consistency and performance 1-handed shooting

What to Bring: Your firearm (rentals available) at least 2 magazines Minimum 300 rounds of ammo Eye & ear protection (can provide if needed)

We will then work on part 2 of the series -Reloading, Malfunctions, and Movement In high-stress situations, how you handle your firearm under pressure matters. This intermediate course teaches emergency skills like reloading, clearing malfunctions, and incorporating basic movement. Learn how to safely reload under stress, recognize and fix malfunctions, and maintain accuracy when repositioning or using cover. You'll run drills that simulate real-world encounters while focusing on speed, safety, and control.

Who It's For: Students who have a strong foundation in firearms fundamentals (like those who completed Firearms 101+ or equivalent) and are ready for hands-on, situational training. Who It’s For: Students ready to learn how to manage malfunctions, reload efficiently, and stay mobile under pressure.

Course Details:

Understanding and practicing emergency reloads Clearing common malfunctions: failure to feed, stovepipe, double feed Reloading while moving: footwork and balance techniques Shooting from different positions and while on the move Cover awareness and incorporating dynamic movement Stress drills to simulate real-world response

Part 3 of the day - Drawing from the Holster & Moving Around Cover Who It’s For: Ideal for those who carry or plan to carry and want to be confident drawing from a holster and using cover in real scenarios.

Course Details:

Holster safety and setup (IWB/OWB; no shoulder or SERPA holsters) The draw stroke: from garment clear to engagement Drawing and firing under pressure Cover vs concealment: how and when to use each Movement techniques: slicing the pie, lateral, vertical Combining draw, movement, reloads, and use of cover What to Bring:

Your firearm and strong-side belt-mounted holster Minimum two magazines Cover garment Minimum 150-200 rounds of ammo Eye & ear protection - we can provide if needed

In high-stress situations, how you handle your firearm under pressure matters. This intermediate course teaches emergency skills like reloading, clearing malfunctions, and incorporating basic movement. Learn how to safely reload under stress, recognize and fix malfunctions, and maintain accuracy when repositioning or using cover. You'll run drills that simulate real-world encounters while focusing on speed, safety, and control.

Who It's For: Students who have a strong foundation in firearms fundamentals (like those who completed Firearms 101+ or equivalent) and are ready for hands-on, situational training. Who It’s For: Students ready to learn how to manage malfunctions, reload efficiently, and stay mobile under pressure.

Course Details:

Understanding and practicing emergency reloads Clearing common malfunctions: failure to feed, stovepipe, double feed Reloading while moving: footwork and balance techniques Shooting from different positions and while on the move Cover awareness and incorporating dynamic movement Stress drills to simulate real-world response What to Bring:

Your firearm (rentals available) Two magazines minimum - Three preferred Minimum 150 rounds of ammo Eye & ear protection - we have some for you if you don't have any Mag pouch or carrier

This course is perfect for those who have already completed a basic firearms or CPL course and are ready to build stronger, safer habits. In Firearms 101+, we revisit the fundamentals—but take them further. Students will correct bad habits, refine essential skills, and boost their confidence on the range through practical drills and guided instruction. You'll leave with a deeper understanding of grip, stance, sight alignment, trigger control, follow-through, and real-world shot placement.

Who It's For: Graduates of a CPL or beginner firearm safety course, or shooters who haven't practiced in a while and want to brush up their skills.

Course Details:

Firearms safety refresh with practical, real-world application Identifying and correcting common bad habits Deep dive into the 5 Fundamentals: Proper grip and stance Sight alignment and sight picture Trigger control Follow-through Understanding shot placement and distance control Confidence-building drills for consistency and performance 1-handed shooting

What to Bring: Your firearm (rentals available) and at least 2 magazines Minimum 200 rounds of ammo Eye & ear protection (can provide if needed)

Non-Lethal Options Training: Pepper Spray & TASER

Not every situation calls for a firearm—but you should still have options.

This 4-hour interactive training course is designed for Michigan residents who want to learn practical alternatives for personal protection. Students will explore pepper spray and TASER devices while learning when, why, and how these tools may be used responsibly and legally.

The course combines classroom instruction with hands-on training, giving you the opportunity to learn about and practice with these defensive tools before deciding which option may be right for you.

Topics Include:

• Michigan laws regarding pepper spray, TASERs, and civilian use of force
• Understanding reasonable and appropriate use of force
• Pepper spray vs. pepper gel
• TASER operation, safety, deployment, and limitations
• Carrying and accessing your non-lethal defensive tools
• De-escalation, situational awareness, and decision-making
• What to do before, during, and after a defensive encounter
• Hands-on practice with inert pepper spray
• Hands-on TASER training and deployment

Students will have the opportunity to handle and experience these devices in a controlled training environment—because the first time you learn how your defensive tool works should never be during an emergency.