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1. Pick Your Course & Enroll
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2. Receive Proof of Enrollment
Receive official proof to share with your attorney or court.
3. Complete at Your Own Pace
Learn on any device. Stop and resume anytime — your progress is saved.
4. Download Your Certificate
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5. Submit to Your Court
Complete your requirement and get back to your life.
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Common Questions
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Will my court accept this certificate?
Yes, 100% guaranteed. Our gun safety course is accepted by courts in all 50 states. If your court doesn't accept our certificate for any reason, we'll give you a full refund.
How long does the course take?
The course is 4 hours. Most students complete it in one sitting. You can also stop and resume anytime — your progress is automatically saved.
When do I get my certificate?
Immediately. As soon as you complete the course, your certificate is ready to download. You can print it or email it directly to your attorney or probation officer.
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"Needed to take a gun safety course for court and was worried about finding one that would actually be accepted. Courseable made it simple. The content on safe storage and the four cardinal rules was really well done. My court accepted the certificate with no issues at all."
"I'm in California and was glad this course included a module on CA firearms laws. A lot of the other courses I looked at were super generic. This one covered the assault weapons rules, storage requirements, and waiting periods that are specific to my state. Very thorough."
"Took this for a court requirement and honestly went in expecting to just click through it. But the instructor clearly knows his stuff — the modules on safe storage options and ammunition types were surprisingly practical. I actually learned things I'll use as a gun owner."
"Filing from Florida and this was the only course I found that covered Stand Your Ground and Florida-specific carry laws. Most other online courses are one-size-fits-all. Finished in one afternoon on my phone, certificate was instant, and the price was fair. Court accepted it right away."
"Super easy to use. I did the whole gun safety course on my phone during breaks at work. The safe storage module was really informative — I didn't know there were so many lock options. Had my certificate downloaded the same day I started. Great experience."
"Good course for the money. The federal firearms laws module was especially useful — I didn't fully understand the Brady Act or NICS background check process before. You also get state-specific modules included at no extra charge, which none of the other courses I looked at offered."
"What sold me was the money-back guarantee if the court doesn't accept it. I was nervous about doing a gun safety course online but the court acceptance guarantee gave me confidence. Finished the 4-hour course in one sitting, got my certificate, and my attorney submitted it with no problems."
Meet Your Instructor
Learn from a certified firearms instructor who's also worked in probation — he understands both sides of the process
Jeremy Poole
Certified Firearms Instructor & Former Senior Probation Officer
Jeremy combines 13 years of law enforcement experience with hands-on work as a Senior Probation Officer at Wayne County — giving him a unique perspective on both firearms safety and the court compliance process. His curriculum is designed not just to satisfy court requirements, but to build genuine safety skills you'll carry for life.
NY State DCJS Firearms Instructor
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NRA Pistol Instructor
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13 Years Law Enforcement
Senior Probation Officer, Wayne County
Everything You Need to Know
Detailed answers about our gun safety course
Yes, 100% guaranteed. Our 4-hour gun safety course is accepted by courts in all 50 states for court-ordered firearm safety education requirements.
Our guarantee: If your court doesn't accept our certificate for any reason, we'll give you a full refund — no questions asked.
Our curriculum is created by Jeremy Poole, a New York State DCJS Firearms Instructor with 13 years of law enforcement experience and NRA Pistol Instructor certification. You'll cover:
- The Four Cardinal Rules of firearms safety
- Safe storage methods (gun safes, trigger locks, cable locks, biometric options)
- How different firearms and ammunition types work
- Fundamentals of safe shooting (grip, stance, sight alignment, trigger control)
- Federal firearms laws (Gun Control Act, Brady Act, NICS background checks)
- State-specific firearms laws (modules for CA, FL, TX, NY, NJ, IL, MA included)
Each module includes interactive scenarios, personal reflections, and knowledge checks to demonstrate learning.
Yes — our course works on any device. Over 50% of our students complete their course entirely on their phone.
You can switch between devices anytime — your progress is automatically saved. No app download required.
Each module includes a 5-question knowledge check, plus there's content review throughout. The questions are based directly on the course material, so if you've been following along, you'll be well-prepared.
If you'd like extra peace of mind, you can add Unlimited Retakes when purchasing — this lets you retake any quiz as many times as needed.
Your Certificate of Completion includes:
- Your full legal name
- Course title (Gun Safety Course)
- Course hours (4 hours)
- Completion date
- Unique certificate ID for verification
- Instructor name (Jeremy Poole)
- Provider information (Courseable contact details)
The certificate is a professional PDF you can print or email directly to your attorney, probation officer, or court clerk.
No. This course is designed specifically for individuals who have been court-ordered to complete gun safety or firearm safety education. It does NOT satisfy requirements for:
- License to Carry (LTC)
- Concealed Carry Permit (CCW)
- Hunter education certification
If your court order says "gun safety course" or "firearm safety course," this course will meet your requirement.
Yes. The 4 core modules and Federal Firearms Laws module cover everything you need for court compliance in any state.
The state-specific modules (CA, FL, TX, NY, NJ, IL, MA) are included as bonus content — they give you deeper knowledge of your state's particular laws, but they're not required to earn your certificate. We're adding more states over time.
Yes — we provide a Proof of Enrollment letter within 1 business day of your enrollment.
This official letter confirms that you've enrolled and includes your name, enrollment date, course title, and expected completion timeframe. Many attorneys use this to show the court their client is taking proactive steps.
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Chat With UsExpert-Led Curriculum
Created by a certified firearms instructor with 13 years of law enforcement experience
Jeremy brings real-world law enforcement experience to every module. His curriculum combines practical firearms safety knowledge with federal and state legal frameworks — designed to meet court requirements while giving you skills that last.
The Four Cardinal Rules of gun safety (safe direction, finger off trigger, unloaded until ready, treat every gun as loaded), additional safety rules (know your target and backstop, correct ammunition, eye and ear protection, safe storage), communication and safety culture, interactive scenarios, and knowledge check.
Choosing the right storage solution, locking mechanisms (keyed, combination, push-button, biometric), gun lock types (trigger locks, cable locks, chamber locks), secure storage devices (soft cases, hard cases, pistol lock boxes, full-size gun safes with pros and cons), reassessing storage over time, interactive scenarios, and knowledge check.
Types of firearms (pistols vs. long guns), pistol types and actions (revolvers, semi-automatics, single-action, double-action), long gun types and actions (shotguns, rifles, bolt, lever, pump, semi-auto), ammunition components (cartridge anatomy, rimfire vs. centerfire, hollow point vs. FMJ, common calibers), shotgun ammunition (birdshot, buckshot, slugs), interactive scenarios, and knowledge check.
Grip fundamentals (pistol and long gun), stance types (isosceles, Weaver, modified Weaver, kneeling, prone), sight alignment and sight picture (iron sights and optics), trigger control, breath and hold control, dry fire safety protocols, stoppage clearing procedures, interactive scenarios, and knowledge check.
Core federal framework, Gun Control Act of 1968 (FFL system, prohibited persons, penalties), National Firearms Act (NFA items), Brady Act and NICS background checks, Bipartisan Safer Communities Act, Firearm Owners Protection Act, Lautenberg Amendment, and how federal laws interact with state regulations.
Every student receives all state modules. More states being added.
Key statutes, prohibited persons, assault weapons laws, waiting periods, concealed and open carry regulations, safe storage requirements, and California-specific licensing rules.
Key statutes, Stand Your Ground law, concealed carry regulations, prohibited persons restrictions, sales and transfer requirements, and Florida-specific reciprocity rules.
Key statutes, License to Carry requirements, campus carry rules, Castle Doctrine protections, prohibited persons restrictions, and open/concealed carry regulations.
Key statutes (Penal Law, SAFE Act), prohibited persons classifications, NY-specific permit requirements, storage law mandates, and historical context of New York firearms regulations.
Key statutes, Firearms Purchaser ID requirements, prohibited persons restrictions, assault weapons classifications, and carry permit frameworks specific to New Jersey.
Key statutes, FOID card system requirements, concealed carry licensing, prohibited persons categories, waiting period rules, and Illinois preemption laws.
Key statutes, Firearms License (FID/LTC) requirements, prohibited persons classifications, assault weapons law provisions, and mandatory storage requirements under Massachusetts law.