Class G Requalification — annual renewals scheduled year-round · Miami & South Florida · 305.458.8429
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Miami, Florida · Class K Instructor

Get licensed.
Stay qualified.

Alpha One trains Florida security officers, armed professionals, and responsible citizens — from your first Class D application through every annual Class G requalification that follows. Classroom instruction, simulator work, and live range time, taught by one instructor who has done the job for three decades.

Class K Licensed U.S. Army Veteran NRA LE Instructor
30+
Years experience
1:10
Student ratio
3
Training tracks
3
Range locations
Three ways in

Find the track built for where you stand

Everyone starts somewhere different. A brand-new gun owner and a ten-year patrol officer don't need the same class — so we don't run them through the same one.

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Instructor coaching a civilian student on the range
No license required

Civilian Training

For new gun owners, concealed carry applicants, couples, and families. Start with the Florida carry course and climb a five-level pistol ladder at your own pace.

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Uniformed security officers on the qualification line
Security officers

Security Officer

Class D licensing, Class G firearm licensing, and the annual requalification that keeps your G card active. Documentation handled properly, the first time.

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Law enforcement officers during a range briefing
Agency or armed role

Law Enforcement

Sworn officers, deputies, federal personnel, and armed professionals. Qualification standards, low-light work, and decision-making under load.

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The license track

Your Class G doesn't renew itself

Florida requires every armed security officer to complete a firearms requalification each year to keep a Class G license valid. Miss the window and you stop being able to work an armed post — usually at the worst possible time.

Alpha One runs that requalification year-round, tracks your expiration date, and reminds you before it becomes a problem. If you're not licensed yet, we start you at the beginning: Class D for unarmed work, then Class G when you're ready to carry on duty.

Class D — 40 Hour Class G — 28 Hour Annual G Requalification Renewal reminders
Armed security officer on the annual Class G qualification line Qualification course of fire
How every course runs

Three environments. One standard.

Nobody learns to make a decision under pressure by reading a slide deck. Every Alpha One course moves you through all three.

Classroom

Florida statute, use-of-force law, safety doctrine, and the reasoning behind every decision you'll be asked to defend later. Documented, and yours to keep.

Simulator Lab

Laser dry-fire simulation. Real mechanics, real repetitions, zero live ammunition — so mistakes cost nothing but a reset while the habits are still forming.

Live Range

Indoor and outdoor ranges across South Florida, plus a private range for scenario work. Live fire with a coach standing next to you, not behind a counter.

Range safety rules posted in the classroom Classroom
Laser simulator lab with training pistols Sims lab
Live fire on the indoor range Live range
Why Alpha One

Small classes. Real records.
Instruction you can defend.

Ten students, one instructor

A 1:10 maximum ratio is a hard ceiling, not a goal. You get corrected while you're making the mistake — not in a debrief three drills later.

Your file, kept properly

Training records carry legal weight in Florida. Every course you complete is documented, stored, and available to you — not scribbled on a sign-in sheet that disappears.

Court-defensible instruction

Every technique is taught with the legal reasoning attached. If you ever have to explain your actions, you'll be able to articulate why you did what you did.

1992
Serving since
K3500031
FL Class K license
12B
Army Combat Engineer
3
National associations
Frank Avila-Reyes, Founder and Lead Instructor Frank Avila-Reyes · Founder
Who's teaching

Three decades before the first class

Frank Avila-Reyes enlisted in the U.S. Army at nineteen, served as a Combat Engineer, earned the Army Sharpshooter Marksmanship Badge, and deployed on a humanitarian mission during the Cenepa conflict. He was a founding member of the Department of Homeland Security in 2001.

Since then he has protected critical infrastructure, private facilities, and places of worship — and brought every bit of that experience into the classroom. He still trains under instructors like John Farnam, Tom Givens, and attorney Andrew Branca, because he believes instructors who stop being students stop being useful.

“Competence builds confidence. Character builds trust. My job is to develop both.”
Frank Avila-Reyes · Founder & Lead Instructor
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Credentials

Licensed, certified, and accountable

Florida Class “K” Licensed Firearms Instructor — #K 3500031
NRA Law Enforcement Firearms Instructor
NRA Private Security Firearms Instructor
NRA Chief Range Safety Officer
American Red Cross First Aid / CPR / AED Instructor
STOP THE BLEED® — DoD Approved Instructor
IALEFI Member ILEETA Member NLEFIA Member SIG SAUER Academy Graduate Rangemaster Alumni
Ready when you are

Book the class. Do the work.
Carry the standard.

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