Welcome To Colorado Boots

Best Firearms Instruction & Shooting Range Since 2013

The personal touch is what sets Colorado Boots Firearms Instruction apart from the other teaching centers in Colorado. Our goal is to help the new or timid student become more comfortable with firearms, as well as improve the shooting skills of the experienced shooter. A variety of coaching sessions, courses and workshops meet our students where they are at, and help them grow in their confidence, accuracy and safety.

1. Personalized Training

We provide the most personalized training courses and workshops ranging from group classes to one on one sessions, classes for the new students and more technically advanced shooters. With safety as our number one priority, we offer a classroom environment that helps instill confidence and grow firearms skills.

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2. Firearm Selection

Bring your own firearms or select from our on-site options to kickstart your training and familiarize yourself with various types of guns.

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Firearms Training At Colorado Boots

Preparing Women for Self-Defense

Colorado Boots Firearms Training offers a unique concealed handgun permit course tailored for women. Our class is specifically designed for women, either those new to firearms or the advanced student. We thoroughly cover the legal aspects of Colorado's latest laws, ensuring that you not only meet the requirements for a Colorado Concealed Carry Permit but also gain confidence in your self-defense skills.

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Offering not only the ability to get more time with the firearm, but to train alongside others who share your goals — with member discounts on classes and range time.

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Upcoming Classes

New class dates are posted regularly. Call 719-782-8793 for the next available date or text us.

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Elizabeth Waldron - Firearms Instructor

Meet Elizabeth Waldron

Elizabeth is a passionate certified firearms instructor dedicated to empowering individuals through safe, practical training. Understanding that learning new skills can be intimidating, she specializes in creating small, intimate class environments where students get personalized attention. Her approach focuses on building confidence from the ground up, covering everything from situational awareness to mastering shooting fundamentals.

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Aim with Confidence: 6 Tips for Rifle Shooting Accuracy

Aim with Confidence: 6 Tips for Rifle Shooting Accuracy

There are many tips that will help you zero in on your target. When working with students, I have found that they can get so close to scoring high on their targets, and the breakthrough comes when we can identify which of the six steps to firing a shot is missing.

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Seven Great Tactical Clothing Options You Must Know

Seven Great Tactical Clothing Options You Must Know

Tactical clothing is better classified as functional clothing — apparel that offers not just comfort, but also serves a particular function to enhance your safety in a defensive situation or practice session at the range.

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Ready, Fire, Aim?

Ready, Fire, Aim?

So much of accuracy on the range has to do with muscle memory. In a defensive situation, seconds count, and having to rely on fine motor skills or remember what you learned a year ago in class may not be enough.

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