Published policy
Student Eligibility Policy
Version 2026-08-19 · Published August 20, 2026
Effective Date: August 19, 2026
Business: Bastion Training Group LLC
1. Purpose
Bastion Training Group LLC is committed to providing firearms training in a safe, professional, and responsible learning environment. Students must meet applicable eligibility requirements before participating in training.
2. General Eligibility
Students must:
Meet the minimum age requirement established for the specific course.
Be legally permitted to possess and handle firearms under applicable federal, state, and local law.
Be capable of safely following verbal and written instructions.
Be physically and mentally capable of participating in the activities associated with the course.
Complete all required registration, waiver, and acknowledgement forms before participating.
Provide any required identification or documentation when requested.
Meet any additional prerequisites listed for the specific course.
3. Legal Eligibility
Students are responsible for ensuring that they are legally eligible to possess, handle, transport, or use firearms and ammunition associated with the course.
Bastion Training Group LLC does not provide legal advice regarding an individual’s eligibility to possess or carry a firearm.
If there is a reasonable concern regarding a student’s legal eligibility, Bastion Training Group LLC may refuse or suspend participation until the matter is satisfactorily resolved.
4. Age Requirements
Minimum age requirements may vary by course and applicable law.
Where a course permits participation by a minor, Bastion Training Group LLC may require written permission and/or the presence of a parent or legal guardian.
Additional restrictions may apply depending upon the type of training, firearm, facility, or course.
5. Intoxication and Impairment
Students may not participate in training while impaired by:
Alcohol;
Illegal drugs;
Prescription medication that materially impairs safe participation;
Over-the-counter medication that materially impairs safe participation; or
Any other substance or condition that creates a safety concern.
A student reasonably suspected of being impaired may be refused participation or removed from training.
No refund or training credit will be provided when removal is the result of prohibited impairment or related misconduct.
6. Physical and Medical Considerations
Firearms training may involve standing, walking, bending, kneeling, lifting, repetitive movement, recoil, noise, and other physical demands.
Students are responsible for determining whether they are physically capable of participating safely.
Students should notify the instructor before training of any physical limitation that may affect their ability to safely perform course activities.
The instructor may modify an exercise or restrict participation when reasonably necessary to maintain safety.
7. Student Conduct
Students are expected to conduct themselves professionally and respectfully.
The following may result in removal from training:
Unsafe or reckless behavior;
Refusal to follow reasonable instructor directions;
Threatening or aggressive behavior;
Harassment or discrimination;
Disruptive conduct;
Intentional violation of range rules;
Unauthorized handling or discharge of firearms;
Possession or use of prohibited items;
Intoxication or impairment; or
Any conduct that, in the instructor’s reasonable judgment, creates a safety risk.
Removal for misconduct or safety violations is not eligible for a refund or training credit.
8. Instructor Authority
The lead instructor has final authority regarding immediate safety decisions during training.
Bastion Training Group LLC reserves the right to deny enrollment or participation when necessary to maintain the safety, security, and integrity of the training environment.
By registering for a course, the student acknowledges that eligibility requirements are a condition of participation.
Business: Bastion Training Group LLC
1. Purpose
Bastion Training Group LLC is committed to providing firearms training in a safe, professional, and responsible learning environment. Students must meet applicable eligibility requirements before participating in training.
2. General Eligibility
Students must:
Meet the minimum age requirement established for the specific course.
Be legally permitted to possess and handle firearms under applicable federal, state, and local law.
Be capable of safely following verbal and written instructions.
Be physically and mentally capable of participating in the activities associated with the course.
Complete all required registration, waiver, and acknowledgement forms before participating.
Provide any required identification or documentation when requested.
Meet any additional prerequisites listed for the specific course.
3. Legal Eligibility
Students are responsible for ensuring that they are legally eligible to possess, handle, transport, or use firearms and ammunition associated with the course.
Bastion Training Group LLC does not provide legal advice regarding an individual’s eligibility to possess or carry a firearm.
If there is a reasonable concern regarding a student’s legal eligibility, Bastion Training Group LLC may refuse or suspend participation until the matter is satisfactorily resolved.
4. Age Requirements
Minimum age requirements may vary by course and applicable law.
Where a course permits participation by a minor, Bastion Training Group LLC may require written permission and/or the presence of a parent or legal guardian.
Additional restrictions may apply depending upon the type of training, firearm, facility, or course.
5. Intoxication and Impairment
Students may not participate in training while impaired by:
Alcohol;
Illegal drugs;
Prescription medication that materially impairs safe participation;
Over-the-counter medication that materially impairs safe participation; or
Any other substance or condition that creates a safety concern.
A student reasonably suspected of being impaired may be refused participation or removed from training.
No refund or training credit will be provided when removal is the result of prohibited impairment or related misconduct.
6. Physical and Medical Considerations
Firearms training may involve standing, walking, bending, kneeling, lifting, repetitive movement, recoil, noise, and other physical demands.
Students are responsible for determining whether they are physically capable of participating safely.
Students should notify the instructor before training of any physical limitation that may affect their ability to safely perform course activities.
The instructor may modify an exercise or restrict participation when reasonably necessary to maintain safety.
7. Student Conduct
Students are expected to conduct themselves professionally and respectfully.
The following may result in removal from training:
Unsafe or reckless behavior;
Refusal to follow reasonable instructor directions;
Threatening or aggressive behavior;
Harassment or discrimination;
Disruptive conduct;
Intentional violation of range rules;
Unauthorized handling or discharge of firearms;
Possession or use of prohibited items;
Intoxication or impairment; or
Any conduct that, in the instructor’s reasonable judgment, creates a safety risk.
Removal for misconduct or safety violations is not eligible for a refund or training credit.
8. Instructor Authority
The lead instructor has final authority regarding immediate safety decisions during training.
Bastion Training Group LLC reserves the right to deny enrollment or participation when necessary to maintain the safety, security, and integrity of the training environment.
By registering for a course, the student acknowledges that eligibility requirements are a condition of participation.