School of Gunsmithing
The Sonoran Desert Institute’s 36 semester-credit*/certificate course in Gunsmithing is the most complete training program of its kind. No other school gives you the quantity and quality of professional Gunsmithing tools.
You can learn Gunsmithing at home, and at your own pace, without interrupting your current work schedule. Everything you need is included from step-by-step lesson instruction to top-quality Gunsmithing tools. In just 48 weeks, you can actually start collecting cash for your services. Hobbyists and competitive shooters alike will spend top dollar for a professional gunsmith’s know-how.
Successful completion of the program results in the award of the Sonoran Desert Institute diploma, identifying you as a highly-qualified professional gunsmith, trained by today’s best, most complete Gunsmithing School.
In addition to lessons, training manuals, and other learning aids, your course includes a fully-stocked gun cleaning kit, screwdriver set, brass Gunsmithing hammer, drift punches, rifle stock blank, pull and drop gauge, checkering tools and template, trigger pull gauge, needle files and honing stone, sling swivel installation jig, bore sighter, electric Moto-Tool®, wholesale Gunsmithing catalogs, and the educator-acclaimed Sonoran Desert Institute Achievement Kit containing all the special items you need to get your training off to a smooth, fast start.
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For more information see FAQ or contact us directly: 480.314.2102
Tuition and Fees:
The total program cost is $1,318, which includes all shipping and handling fees. Tuition covers all course materials, lab kits and tools listed. There is a simple “no interest” payment plan available as well.
Simply register on line, or download and print the enrollment agreement and mail or fax it to our admissions office.
Veterans’ Benefit Forms:
Eligible veterans may obtain the appropriate forms here.
If you have questions, please contact the SDI admissions Office, or download the SDI Veterans’ Bulletin.
*As determined by the Arizona State Board for Private Postsecondary Education.
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