Gun Safety ClassA home class. Not a certified course. Household Pass $1.95/mo Free during preview

The home class on firearm safety

Locked.
Unloaded.
Talked about.

A free, open class for households that keep firearms, and for parents whose children visit homes that do. Six short lessons quoted from the American Academy of Pediatrics, the CDC, NSSF's Project ChildSafe and the NRA's safety rules, then a walk-through of your own home.

6 lessons · about 35 minutes · no account · Household Pass $1.95/mo or $19.50/yr, free during preview

Floor plan of a home with six safety signs Each room of the home holds one lesson: handling rules in the living room, locked storage in the closet, keys by the bed, the Ask card at the front door, the 988 line at the kitchen table, and travel in the garage. BEDROOMCLOSETKITCHEN LIVING ROOMGARAGEFRONT DOOR 1 Rules 2 Lock it 3 Keys 4 Ask 5 988 6 Travel

Tap a sign to open its lesson.

Plainly: Not a certified class. It does not satisfy any permit, license, carry, purchase or hunter-education requirement, and it is not legal or medical advice. It teaches no shooting skills and sells nothing. State and local laws are not covered.

The class

Six signs, one for each room.

Each lesson is a handful of quoted lines from a named source, what they mean at home, and three questions. Read them in order or start where your home needs it.

  1. Lesson 1 The rules in every hand 6 min
  2. Lesson 2 Locked, unloaded, ammunition apart 7 min
  3. Lesson 3 Who holds the keys 5 min
  4. Lesson 4 Children, visits and one question 6 min
  5. Lesson 5 When someone is struggling 6 min
  6. Lesson 6 On the road and after the range 5 min

Home Walk-through

Ten questions. One sheet for the fridge.

Answer ten multiple-choice questions about one place: where firearms are kept, the ammunition, who can open the lock, the car, the kids. You get a Household Sheet that marks each point against the published guidance, with the source line and the fix. No names, no addresses, no typing.

Start the walk-through

Household Sheet · Home7 of 9

  • Locked storage
  • Stored unloaded
  • Ammunition locked apart
  • Keys and combinations
  • Asking before visits

Example only. Each line on a real sheet quotes its source.

Ask card

One question before a visit.

Just as you'd ask about pets, allergies, supervision and other safety issues before your child visits another home, add one more important question: ‘Is there an unlocked gun in your house?’

AAP Guns in the Home: How to Keep Kids SafeLast updated March 2, 2026
Print the Ask card

Hard times

More than half of U.S. firearm deaths are suicides.

More than half of firearm-related deaths were suicides and more than four out of every 10 were firearm homicides.

CDC Fast Facts: Firearm Injury and DeathPage dated July 5, 2024 (2022 mortality data)

If you or someone at home is struggling, call or text 988. It is free, confidential and open 24/7.

Lesson 5: When someone is struggling

Where the facts come from

Every line has a name and a date.

  • American Academy of PediatricsHealthyChildren.org, updated 2025-2026
  • Centers for Disease Control and PreventionFirearm and suicide prevention pages
  • Project ChildSafe (NSSF)Ten Tips for Firearm Safety in Your Home
  • NRAIts published gun safety rules, quoted as its own
  • TSATransporting firearms and ammunition
  • 988 Lifeline · Veterans Crisis LineHow to reach them

All sources, with links and dates

Pricing

The class is free. The Pass keeps the paperwork.

Free, always

$0

  • All six lessons and their checks
  • The Home Walk-through and its printable Household Sheet
  • The Ask card and Help now
  • A binder with one place and its last two sheets

Safety facts and crisis numbers are never behind the Pass.

Household Pass

$1.95 a month

or $19.50 a year (two months free)

  • Binder for up to six places: home, grandparents, cabin, vehicle...
  • Twelve saved sheets per place, each compared with the last one
  • Print the whole binder at once
  • Six Teaching Kits: kitchen-table lesson plans with answer keys
  • The Review: 12 questions drawn from all 36, with explanations

Free during preview. Payments are not switched on yet, so every Pass feature is open to everyone and nothing is charged. When PayPal is switched on, these prices apply and you can cancel any time.