On Saturday, October 12, eight women gathered for the Women’s Handgun Safety Class hosted by the Titus County Sheriff’s Office. The event took place under clear skies, providing ideal conditions for outdoor instruction. Lt. Chris Bragg kicked off the class with an in-depth presentation covering shooting fundamentals, including grip, stance, sight alignment, and trigger control, as well as crucial aspects of firearm safety.
The class featured several certified firearms instructors and safety officers from the Sheriff’s Office, who provided personalized instruction and oversight to ensure each participant received hands-on experience in a supportive environment. The training aimed to build confidence in handling handguns while reinforcing safe practices.
Throughout the session, participants practiced various shooting techniques, focusing on accuracy and comfort with the firearms. The class was structured to create a balance between education and enjoyment, allowing participants to engage with the material actively.
Lt. Bragg emphasized the importance of ongoing training for those interested in using firearms for self-defense. He encouraged attendees to seek out additional classes and practice opportunities to further enhance their skills and maintain safety standards. The Sheriff’s Office is committed to offering these classes periodically, promoting responsible firearm use within the community.
