What we do

We are a firearms training and consulting company located in central Massachusetts.

Our goal is to offer and provide the licensed firearms owner with the level of firearms training they wish to achieve. Our courses are based on proven teaching techniques and real world needs applications.
With over 20 years experience training both civilians and law enforcement personnel our instructors have a through knowledge of Massachusetts firearms laws and hold certifications from the MSP, FBI, MPTC, and NRA.

SG Tactical courses are time and cost efficient. Dollar for Dollar, Round for round we are committed to providing you with the finest firearms training available.
LTC Class

Our next License To Carry class (LTC) takes place on Saturday, June 16th from 9am-12pm at Red Zone Tactical.

This course meets Massachusetts gun licensing requirements of the Gun Control Act of 1998, which states that all new forearm license applicants must complete a certified firearms safety course or Basic Hunter Education Course.

The cost of the course is $60.00 per person.
Basic Pistol Class


The next Basic Pistol Class will be held on June 23rd. This course is designed for the first time shooter or as a refresher to those who have not handled or practice with a firearm recently.

For more information or to sign up contact us here
Tip of the Month

T = Treat every firearm as if it is loaded. Never assume a firearm is unloaded and never treat it that way, even if you watch as it is unloaded. Make it a habit to treat guns like they are loaded all the time.

A = Always point the muzzle in a safe direction. About one third of all hunting incidents are self inflicted injuries. That means the muzzle was pointed at some part of the hunter’s body. A safe direction is a direction where the bullet will travel and harm no one in the event of an unwanted discharge. There are no accidental discharges with firearms, only unwanted discharges.

B = Be certain of your target and what’s beyond it. Positive target identification is a must. To shoot at something you only think is a legal target is gambling. In the case of human injury, that means gambling with human life. You must be absolutely certain and correct in judgment before deciding to shoot. Otherwise, it’s reckless behavior. In addition to identifying the target, a hunter must know that a safe backstop for their bullet is present in every shooting situation. We don’t always hit our target, and, in some cases, the bullet passes through the target. A safe backstop guarantees that no one will get hurt.

K = Keep your finger outside the trigger guard until ready to shoot. If a hunter stumbles with a firearm in one hand and nothing in the other, whatever that person does with their free hand will automatically happen with the hand holding the gun. If a finger is inside the trigger guard, that hand is likely going to close around the pistol grip of the gun and on the trigger causing an unwanted discharge.