Who can book this Ladies Private Training?

The session is designed for women of varying experience; check the FareHarbor booking page for any age minimums or prerequisites.

How long is the lesson and what is the group size?

The advertised duration is 1 hour and the typical group size is two, allowing for focused, individualized coaching.

Do I need to bring my own firearm and ammo?

Bringing your own firearm is recommended if you want to practice with your gear; consult the booking page for rental options and required round counts.

What safety certifications does the instructor hold?

Marcee Finn holds multiple certifications including USCCA Instructor, NRA Certified Chief Range Safety Officer, and Level 1 Tactical Hyve Certification, and she competes in USPSA and 2‑Gun events.

How do I book or check availability?

Use the FareHarbor referral link in this listing to view availability, pricing and booking details.

What should I bring to the range?

Bring photo ID, eye and ear protection, comfortable closed‑toe shoes, any personal firearms and magazines, and any required paperwork noted in your booking confirmation.

Precision and Confidence: Ladies' Private Training with Marcee Finn in Pahrump

Pahrump, Nevada — Just west of the Mojave’s scrub and foothills, Staccato Training Group brings high‑caliber private women's instruction to a desert range outside Pahrump. In this one‑hour Ladies Private Training with Marcee Finn, you step into a focused, skills‑forward session designed to sharpen accuracy, control and range confidence. Marcee Finn is listed as the NOVA Women's Program Lead Instructor and brings an uncommon mix of competition experience and formal certifications: USCCA Instructor, NRA Certified Chief Range Safety Officer, Level 1 Tactical Hyve Certification, and a history of USPSA and 2‑Gun competition. She also shot with Team USA at the 2025 IPSC World Handgun Shoot. The backdrop is classic high‑desert terrain: low creosote and yucca, flat firing berms, and clear Nevada sky that lets you read wind and light with almost scientific precision. Key features of the experience are tailored coaching, live coaching drills, and round count‑driven feedback—no crowd, a two‑person group size, and the focused attention private instruction allows. If you are a practiced shooter or a curious beginner, the session concentrates on posture, sight alignment, trigger press and safe handling while building measurable drills you can repeat. Why this session matters locally: Pahrump’s wide open spaces make it one of the few nearby places where structured, women‑centric firearms instruction can run full drills with minimal distraction. It fills a real niche in southern Nevada outdoor recreation, where shooting sports intersect with the desert environment and competitive circuits. The instructor’s competitive ties and certifications mean you get coaching rooted in high‑level performance rather than casual tips. Expect a practical tone: safety briefings, equipment checks, and individualized progression. Bring your range basics or rent locally if needed; the course lists round count and recommended equipment in booking notes. This private hour is a fast, effective investment for anyone wanting concrete improvements—whether prepping for a match, carry confidence, or just mastering fundamentals. Pair a training block here with a morning hike in nearby foothills or an afternoon at a local tasting room; Pahrump rewards visitors who mix technical learning with low‑key desert exploration. Book through the provided FareHarbor link to confirm availability and specific prerequisites; for women seeking direct, high‑quality instruction from a competitor‑driven coach, this session is a focused way to level up. Marcee’s teaching style is energetic but meticulous; expect measurable homework—drills you can track and repeat at your range. She favors 9mm and 5.56 platforms in competition and teaches equipment‑agnostic fundamentals that translate across calibers. Typical private lessons cover shooting fundamentals, movement basics, emergency procedures and range etiquette. Because group size is capped at two, feedback is immediate. To book, follow the FareHarbor referral link on the listing; bring valid ID and range paperwork required by the host.