The Perry Police Department is set to host firearm safety classes aimed specifically at senior citizens and women, with sessions scheduled for April 11 and April 12, respectively. Designed for seniors over 60 and women 60 and younger, these classes seek to empower participants with crucial skills, including handling firearms safely and understanding Georgia laws surrounding firearm use.
Community Relations Officer Marcus Camps highlights the increasing demand from these demographics for such educational opportunities, noting both safety concerns and a passion for responsible firearm ownership. Each participant must sign a waiver and pass a background check, while the classes cost $30 and require individuals to bring their own handgun and ammunition. This initiative not only aims to improve public safety in Houston County but also strives to equip individuals with the confidence to exercise their rights responsibly.
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