
ABOUT
KATHLEEN ROBINSON
NRA Certified Chief Range Safety Officer
NRA Certified Instructor:
Home Firearm Safety
Basic Pistol
Rifle
Personal Protection Inside the Home
Refuse To Be A Victim
USCCA Certified Instructor:
Concealed Carry Home Defense Fundamentals
Children's Firearms & Safety Fundamentals
Women's Handgun & Self-Defense Fundamentals
A Girl and A Gun Flagler Chapter Facilitator
Shoot Like a Girl Pro Staff Member​



The name Shelby carries deep meaning for me. My maternal grandfather, Daniel Shelby, was a fisherman, hunter, and game warden — a man whose strength and values helped shape our family's legacy in Kentucky. The Shelby name has long stood as a symbol of resilience and unity across generations. In honor of that legacy, and in loving memory of my mother, Juanita — who married a soldier turned police officer — I founded Shelby-Safe.
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Growing up as a policeman’s daughter, firearms were always present in our home. However, I didn’t fire my first rifle or shotgun until I was 18. Many years and moves later, I eventually settled in Florida, where I purchased my first personal carry handgun. Motivated by a strong desire to take responsibility for my own safety, I pursued and completed extensive training. Through that journey, I later included certified instructor programs through both the NRA and USCCA, because I discovered a passion for empowering others—particularly men and women who may be new to personal safety practices—to take proactive steps in protecting themselves and those they love.
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Today, Shelby-Safe continues to grow, grounded in a passion for empowering others to stay safe. While this often includes training in the safe and responsible use of firearms and other self-defense tools, our core mission centers on situational awareness: understanding your surroundings, recognizing potential threats, and responding effectively in challenging situations.
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Shelby-Safe is dedicated to fostering confidence, preparedness, and peace of mind—because safety is not just a right; it is a responsibility.
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