Train Like It’s a Priority
Elisha Browley
I grew up in Lorain, Ohio, where I developed a strong sense of community and resilience. The challenges I faced in my youth shaped me into someone who values discipline, responsibility, and self-reliance. These qualities became the foundation for my confidence and ability to use a firearm responsibly.
As I grew older, I was drawn to professions that required a high level of accountability and protection of others. My journey led me to become a Certified Celebrity and Executive Protection Specialist, where I honed my skills in security and personal protection. I also became a police officer, further solidifying my commitment to public safety.
With over three years of experience in protection services and my role as a police officer, I recognized the importance of continuous training and education. This realization motivated me to become an NRA Instructor, where I now teach NRA Basic Pistol Shooting, CCL/CCW, Eddie Eagle (kids gun safety), and personal pistol training. I am also certified in Stop the Bleed, First Aid, CPR, and AED, ensuring that I can handle emergencies with precision and care.
Testimonials
When I started the NRA Basic Pistol Shooting course, I had no prior experience with firearms. Thanks to Elisha’s patience and expertise, I now feel confident and competent in handling a pistol. His teachings on safety were especially valuable, and I appreciate how he made the learning process both informative and enjoyable.
I was nervous about getting my concealed carry license, but Elisha’s CCL/CCW training put me at ease. He covered everything in detail, from legal requirements to practical shooting techniques. I left the course feeling prepared and responsible, and I highly recommend his training to anyone looking to get their license.
As a parent, I was concerned about how to teach my kids about gun safety. The Eddie Eagle program offered by Elisha was exactly what we needed. The program was engaging and informative, and my children now understand what to do if they ever encounter a firearm. I’m grateful for this important education.