ABOUT US

At Swift Transitions, we believe that empowerment begins with preparedness. Our mission is to help individuals embrace personal protection through responsible firearm ownership through education and safety training.

Too often, fear and misinformation cloud the truth about gun ownership. We exist to change that. Through practical instruction, honest conversation, and real-world awareness, Swift Transitions equips students with the knowledge and confidence to make informed choices about their safety.

We stand for education over fear, empowerment over hesitation, and confidence over confusion. Our goal is simple: to create a culture of capable, confident, and responsible gun owners who understand that personal protection isn’t about fear-it’s about freedom.

Currently serving Western Pennsylvania.

Tammie Bivins

USCCA Certified Instructor

“I started Swift Transitions out of a simple belief: every person deserves to feel safe, capable, and confident in their own protection and the protection of their loved ones.

As a certified firearms instructor, I’ve seen how fear and misinformation can discourage people from taking control of their personal safety. Swift Transitions was created to bridge the gap between uncertainty and empowerment.”

Why Firearms Safety Training is Important for YOU

EMPOWERMENT THROUGH EDUCATION

Knowledge is the foundation of our confident. Every class and conversation is designed to inform, uplift, and inspire ownership of personal protection

RESPONSIBILITY OVER FEAR

Safety is not negotiable. Responsible firearm ownership is a disciplined, thoughtful practice rooted in respect for oneself and others-not fear or aggression.

TRUTH OVER MISINFORMATION

In an age of confusion and opinion, clarity is importation. Our training dispels myths and replaces fear-driven narratives with facts, skill, and understanding

CONFIDENCE IN ACTION

Empowerment is more than mindset-it’s preparation. We help students move from uncertainty to confidence through hands-on experience and guided learning.