Contact: Debbie Gaylard 727-422-0061

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Best For: Experienced Handgun Shooters and Marksmen, who desire to teach others, utilizing NRA Methods and Materials. Instructors must deliver these courses safely and effectively, encouraging student participation and inclusion, to NRA quality and ethical standards.

Benefits: Be part of the “Gold Standard” of training, give back to others, improve your craft and expertise.

This course consists of 2 sections: BIT (Basic Instructor Training) and NRA Pistol Instructor Training.

BIT Course topics include:

·        Ethics

·        Policies and Procedures

·        Roles and Responsibilities

·        Organizing your Course

·        Generating Publicity

·        Course Training Adaptive Athletes

NRA Pistol Instructor topics include:

·        Basics of Pistol Shooting Lesson Plans (Introduction)

·        Pistol Knowledge and Safe Handling

·        Ammunition Knowledge and the Fundamentals of Pistol Shooting

·        Basic Pistol Shooting Instructional Method

·        Shooting Positions and Shooting Qualification

·        Evaluating and Improving Performance of Beginning Pistol Shooters

·        Scoring Targets and Selecting and Maintaining a Pistol

·        Continued Opportunities for Skill Development

·        And much more…

Pre-Requisite: You must have completed the NRA Basics of Pistol Shooting Course, you must be able to demonstrate safe pistol handling and operations with a Single and double action revolver, and at least one type of semi-automatic pistol as outlined in your BoPS Handbook. You will need to qualify on a Level 4 Instructor’s target (.22 LR and red dot optics are permitted). I will forward the prerequisites after you have been interviewed (Questionnaire review).

IMPORTANT: Students must not be ineligible to possess a firearm. If you feel that you might have an impediment to firearm ownership, please contact the instructor prior to registration.

$399 for Tuition, Books, and Range Fees. VETS/LEO Family discounts are available, Ammunition required: 150 rounds.  Course time: Approximately 16 hours over 2 day or 4 evening sessions.

Please contact us at [email protected] or call 727-470-0960.

Contact: Jeff Jones 727-366-9649.

Contacts: Joe Zawacki 727-667-5125 / Greg Scott 727-522-6003

Contact: Mike Smith 727-278-7226

Contact: Gene Dara 727-536-7498 or James Calder 727-463-7987

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Best For: Experienced Handgun Shooters and Marksmen, who desire to teach others, utilizing NRA Methods and Materials. Instructors must deliver these courses safely and effectively, encouraging student participation and inclusion, to NRA quality and ethical standards.

Benefits: Be part of the “Gold Standard” of training, give back to others, improve your craft and expertise.

This course consists of 2 sections: BIT (Basic Instructor Training) and NRA Pistol Instructor Training.

BIT Course topics include:

·        Ethics

·        Policies and Procedures

·        Roles and Responsibilities

·        Organizing your Course

·        Generating Publicity

·        Course Training Adaptive Athletes

NRA Pistol Instructor topics include:

·        Basics of Pistol Shooting Lesson Plans (Introduction)

·        Pistol Knowledge and Safe Handling

·        Ammunition Knowledge and the Fundamentals of Pistol Shooting

·        Basic Pistol Shooting Instructional Method

·        Shooting Positions and Shooting Qualification

·        Evaluating and Improving Performance of Beginning Pistol Shooters

·        Scoring Targets and Selecting and Maintaining a Pistol

·        Continued Opportunities for Skill Development

·        And much more…

Pre-Requisite: You must have completed the NRA Basics of Pistol Shooting Course, you must be able to demonstrate safe pistol handling and operations with a Single and double action revolver, and at least one type of semi-automatic pistol as outlined in your BoPS Handbook. You will need to qualify on a Level 4 Instructor’s target (.22 LR and red dot optics are permitted). I will forward the prerequisites after you have been interviewed (Questionnaire review).

IMPORTANT: Students must not be ineligible to possess a firearm. If you feel that you might have an impediment to firearm ownership, please contact the instructor prior to registration.

$399 for Tuition, Books, and Range Fees. VETS/LEO Family discounts are available, Ammunition required: 150 rounds.  Course time: Approximately 16 hours over 2 day or 4 evening sessions.

Please contact us at [email protected] or call 727-470-0960.

Contact: Dan Bernard 813-340-7707

Contact: Leroy Wolff 727-851-4377
http://practiscore.com/clubs/wac_shotgun

Contact: Dan Bernard 813-340-7707

Contact: Bob Decker 727-470-4405

Contact: Jeff Jones 727-366-9649

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Best For: New gun owners who seek broad based training and basic shooting skills, shooters thinking about instructor training.

 Benefits: Foundation for all NRA Rifle Shooting classes

Are you a new firearm owner or planning on acquiring one? Has it been years since you had the time to fire one? This instructor provides both new and experienced shooters with an updated, refined experience in the classroom and on the range. This course teaches the basic knowledge, skills, and attitude for owning and operating a rifle safely. This 8-hour course includes classroom and range time learning to shoot rifles and Pistol Caliber Carbines (PCCs). You will be exposed to easy-to-learn shooting skills, responsible and safe gun ownership, handling, and storage methods. Students will complete live fire training and a nationally standardized shooting qualification while on the range with an NRA Certified Instructor.

 Course topics include:

·       Gun safety rules

·       Proper operation of rifles and PCCs

·       Ammunition knowledge and selection

·       Rifle and optics selection and storage

·       Shooting fundamentals

·       Rifle inspection and maintenance

·       Marksmanship, and shooting range safety.

 We will provide rifles to use if you do not have one and will provide input on current choices in rifles and PCCs. Please contact the instructor for details. Students that do own a rifle (rimfire, PCC, or 223) should bring it and 50 rounds of ammunition.

 Most importantly, during this course you will build the confidence and enthusiasm needed to have fun AND be safe. Students will be exposed to skills improvement methods that you can take home for the future. There will be Q&A time, quality NRA Class Materials, and a hands-on shooting skills experience. The NRA Basics of Rifle Shooting is intended for all individuals regardless of previous shooting experience or NRA-affiliation.

 IMPORTANT: Students must not be ineligible to possess a firearm. If you feel that you might have an impediment to firearm ownership, please contact the instructor prior to registration. Range fee is included in the price. Wear t-shirt type collars for safety. We observe social distancing guidelines and provide a better class experience by reduced class size.

 $150 for Tuition and Books, VET/LEO Family discounts are available, Ammunition required: 50 rounds.  Course time: Approximately 8 hours

 Please contact us at [email protected] or call  727-470-0960.

Contact: Lou Metz 727-776-8505

Contact: JB Creach 813-362-6941

Contact: Mike Mooney 727-501-3346

Contact: Dan Bernard 813-340-7707

Contact: Mike Smith 727-278-7226

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Certified Rifle Instructor Training

Best For: Experienced Rifle Shooters and Marksmen who desire to teach others, utilizing NRA Methods and Materials. Instructors must deliver these courses safely and effectively, encouraging student participation and inclusion, to NRA quality and ethical standards.

Benefits: Be part of the “Gold Standard” of training, give back to others, improve your craft and expertise.

This course consists of 2 sections: BIT (Basic Instructor Training) and NRA Rifle Instructor Training.

BIT Course topics include:

·        Ethics

·        Policies and Procedures

·        Roles and Responsibilities

·        Organizing your Course

·        Generating Publicity

·        Course Training Adaptive Athletes

NRA Pistol Instructor topics include:

·        Basics of Rifle Shooting Lesson Plans (Introduction)

·        Rifle Knowledge and Safe Gun Handling

·        Ammunition Knowledge and the Fundamentals of Rifle Shooting

·        Basic Rifle Shooting Instructional Method

·        Firing the First Shots

·        Evaluating and Improving Performance of Beginning Rifle Shooters

·        Scoring Targets and Selecting and Maintaining your Rifle

·        Additional Rifle Shooting Positions

·        And much more…

Prerequisite: You must have completed the NRA Basics of Rifle Shooting Course, you must be able to demonstrate safe Rifle handling and operations with a bolt action, lever action, and semi-automatic rifle as outlined in your BoRS Handbook. You will need to qualify on a 4.5-inch Instructor’s target at 25 yards (optics are permitted). I will forward the prerequisites after you have been interviewed (Questionnaire review).

IMPORTANT: Students must not be ineligible to possess a firearm. If you feel that you might have an impediment to firearm ownership, please contact the instructor prior to registration.

$395 for Tuition, Books, and Range Fees. VETS/LEO Family discounts are available, Ammunition required: 100 rounds.  Course time: Approximately 16 hours over 2 day or 4 evening sessions.

Please contact us at [email protected] or call 727-470-0960.

Contact: Jeff Jones 727-366-9649

Contact: Frank Dipple 727-527-0509

Frank Dipple 727-527-0509

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Certified Rifle Instructor Training

Best For: Experienced Rifle Shooters and Marksmen who desire to teach others, utilizing NRA Methods and Materials. Instructors must deliver these courses safely and effectively, encouraging student participation and inclusion, to NRA quality and ethical standards.

Benefits: Be part of the “Gold Standard” of training, give back to others, improve your craft and expertise.

This course consists of 2 sections: BIT (Basic Instructor Training) and NRA Rifle Instructor Training.

BIT Course topics include:

·        Ethics

·        Policies and Procedures

·        Roles and Responsibilities

·        Organizing your Course

·        Generating Publicity

·        Course Training Adaptive Athletes

NRA Pistol Instructor topics include:

·        Basics of Rifle Shooting Lesson Plans (Introduction)

·        Rifle Knowledge and Safe Gun Handling

·        Ammunition Knowledge and the Fundamentals of Rifle Shooting

·        Basic Rifle Shooting Instructional Method

·        Firing the First Shots

·        Evaluating and Improving Performance of Beginning Rifle Shooters

·        Scoring Targets and Selecting and Maintaining your Rifle

·        Additional Rifle Shooting Positions

·        And much more…

Prerequisite: You must have completed the NRA Basics of Rifle Shooting Course, you must be able to demonstrate safe Rifle handling and operations with a bolt action, lever action, and semi-automatic rifle as outlined in your BoRS Handbook. You will need to qualify on a 4.5-inch Instructor’s target at 25 yards (optics are permitted). I will forward the prerequisites after you have been interviewed (Questionnaire review).

IMPORTANT: Students must not be ineligible to possess a firearm. If you feel that you might have an impediment to firearm ownership, please contact the instructor prior to registration.

$395 for Tuition, Books, and Range Fees. VETS/LEO Family discounts are available, Ammunition required: 100 rounds.  Course time: Approximately 16 hours over 2 day or 4 evening sessions.

Please contact us at [email protected] or call 727-470-0960.

Contact: Jeff Jones 727-366-9649.

Contacts: Joe Zawacki 727-667-5125 / Greg Scott 727-522-6003

Contact: Bob Decker 727-470-4405

Contact: Mike Smith 727-278-7226

This is the Florida G4 Annual Recert or G28 8 Hr. Range Day. After G4 is completed, the G28 8 Hr. Range Module students continue through mandatory shooting skills activities. G4 students take the G4 test, G28 students take the G28 test. G28 8 Hr. Range Students must possess a VALID C or D License and G4 students must possess a VALID G License in addition to their C or D license. Tuition is all-in (includes all range fees, books & materials). G4 Tuition is $129, G28 8 Hour Range Tuition is $159. Students must bring their duty equipment and 150 rounds of ammunition for the class. Target ammunition is acceptable. Please call 7274700960 or email [email protected] for registration or with any questions.

Contact: Dan Bernard 813-340-7707

Contact: Leroy Wolff 727-851-4377
http://practiscore.com/clubs/wac_shotgun

Contact: Jeff Jones 727-366-9649

Contact: John Bolle 727-639-0716

Contact: John Bolle 727-639-0716

Contact: JB Creach 813-362-6941

Contact: Mike Mooney 727-501-3346

Contact: Dan Bernard 813-340-7707

Contact: Mike Smith 727-278-7226

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Best For: Experienced Rifle Shooters and Marksmen who desire to teach others, utilizing NRA Methods and Materials. Instructors must deliver these courses safely and effectively, encouraging student participation and inclusion, to NRA quality and ethical standards.

Benefits: Be part of the “Gold Standard” of training, give back to others, improve your craft and expertise.

This course consists of 2 sections: BIT (Basic Instructor Training) and NRA Rifle Instructor Training.

BIT Course topics include:

·        Ethics

·        Policies and Procedures

·        Roles and Responsibilities

·        Organizing your Course

·        Generating Publicity

·        Course Training Adaptive Athletes

NRA Pistol Instructor topics include:

·        Basics of Rifle Shooting Lesson Plans (Introduction)

·        Rifle Knowledge and Safe Gun Handling

·        Ammunition Knowledge and the Fundamentals of Rifle Shooting

·        Basic Rifle Shooting Instructional Method

·        Firing the First Shots

·        Evaluating and Improving Performance of Beginning Rifle Shooters

·        Scoring Targets and Selecting and Maintaining your Rifle

·        Additional Rifle Shooting Positions

·        And much more…

Prerequisite: You must have completed the NRA Basics of Rifle Shooting Course, you must be able to demonstrate safe Rifle handling and operations with a bolt action, lever action, and semi-automatic rifle as outlined in your BoRS Handbook. You will need to qualify on a 4.5-inch Instructor’s target at 25 yards (optics are permitted). I will forward the prerequisites after you have been interviewed (Questionnaire review).

IMPORTANT: Students must not be ineligible to possess a firearm. If you feel that you might have an impediment to firearm ownership, please contact the instructor prior to registration.

$395 for Tuition, Books, and Range Fees. VETS/LEO Family discounts are available, Ammunition required: 100 rounds.  Course time: Approximately 16 hours over 2 day or 4 evening sessions.

Please contact us at [email protected] or call 727-470-0960.

Contact: Jeff Jones 727-366-9649.

Contacts: Joe Zawacki 727-667-5125 / Greg Scott 727-522-6003

Contact: Mike Smith 727-278-7226

Contact: Gene Dara 727-536-7498 or James Calder 727-463-7987

RIGHT-CLICK on this link (Launch in a new Window) Course Registration Link:

https://www.nrainstructors.org/CourseDetails.aspx?Courseid=891146

Best For: Experienced Rifle Shooters and Marksmen who desire to teach others, utilizing NRA Methods and Materials. Instructors must deliver these courses safely and effectively, encouraging student participation and inclusion, to NRA quality and ethical standards.

Benefits: Be part of the “Gold Standard” of training, give back to others, improve your craft and expertise.

This course consists of 2 sections: BIT (Basic Instructor Training) and NRA Rifle Instructor Training.

BIT Course topics include:

·        Ethics

·        Policies and Procedures

·        Roles and Responsibilities

·        Organizing your Course

·        Generating Publicity

·        Course Training Adaptive Athletes

NRA Pistol Instructor topics include:

·        Basics of Rifle Shooting Lesson Plans (Introduction)

·        Rifle Knowledge and Safe Gun Handling

·        Ammunition Knowledge and the Fundamentals of Rifle Shooting

·        Basic Rifle Shooting Instructional Method

·        Firing the First Shots

·        Evaluating and Improving Performance of Beginning Rifle Shooters

·        Scoring Targets and Selecting and Maintaining your Rifle

·        Additional Rifle Shooting Positions

·        And much more…

Prerequisite: You must have completed the NRA Basics of Rifle Shooting Course, you must be able to demonstrate safe Rifle handling and operations with a bolt action, lever action, and semi-automatic rifle as outlined in your BoRS Handbook. You will need to qualify on a 4.5-inch Instructor’s target at 25 yards (optics are permitted). I will forward the prerequisites after you have been interviewed (Questionnaire review).

IMPORTANT: Students must not be ineligible to possess a firearm. If you feel that you might have an impediment to firearm ownership, please contact the instructor prior to registration.

$395 for Tuition, Books, and Range Fees. VETS/LEO Family discounts are available, Ammunition required: 100 rounds.  Course time: Approximately 16 hours over 2 day or 4 evening sessions.

Please contact us at [email protected] or call 727-470-0960.

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Personal Protection Outside the Home – NRA Advanced Certification Course (2 Day Course_

Best For: Experienced and trained gun owners who seek advanced focused training for personal protection while carrying concealed, and wish get more training than an entry level license “short” course or Basic/CWP course.

Benefits: Prepares the student with a proper mindset and understanding of responsibilities needed to protect themselves and their family home with a concealed handgun. Provides advanced shooting techniques training, and a legal framework for armed personal protection outside of the home.

Have you completed the Personal Protection Inside the Home Course and want the same quality advanced training for times you are out and about? This is the course for you… This is advanced Personal Protection training that goes beyond what is taught in a CCW/CWP course. This NRA Personal Protection Outside the Home class is a HANDS-ON 2-day intermediate and advanced-level shooting course on how to use a firearm for self-defense. BOTH BASIC & ADVANCED MODULES WILL BE TAUGHT.

Course topics include (but are not limited to):

• Introduction to Concealed Carry Safety and the Defensive Mindset, Mindset and Mental Preparation, Awareness, Ethics and Responsibility, Fundamental
• Gun Safety Rules, Special Carry Safety Considerations, Storage Considerations Inside and Outside the home
• Intro: Self Defense and Concealed Carry, Mental Prep and Mindset, Avoiding Violent Encounters o Psych and Physio changes during an attack, Differences in Self Defense: Inside vs. Outside the home, Responding to a Violent Confrontation, Legal and Social Aftermath
• Legal Aspects of Concealed Carry and Self Defense (*Taught by a FL Police or K Instructor)
• Carry Modes and Concealment, Benefits and Limitations of Various Modes
• Presenting from Concealment (Range) Shooting Qualification
• Presentation, Position, Movement (Range) Shooting Qualification, Barricade, Multiple Targets, Dominant & Weak Hand, Point Shooting
• Special Shooting Techniques, Hip Shooting, Moving Rearward, Standing to Kneeling, Kneeling/ Squatting/ Sitting, Standing turn 90/ 180 degrees both
• Directions, Extended Range & Low Light Conditions

Prerequisites: NRA’s Personal Protection Inside the Home Certificate or by passing the Pre-Course Assessment

(Contact the instructor for the form, it’s not too bad…). This is not a course for the novice. Students should be safe and competent in basic gun handling and should be able to keep most of their shots on a sheet of letter sized paper at 21 feet before taking this course.

$250 for Tuition and Books, VET/LEO Family discounts are available, Ammunition required: 250 rounds. Course time: Approximately 14 hours…

Please contact us at [email protected] or call 727-470-0960.

Find our Class Schedule:  https://gunsafety4u.com

Contact: Dan Bernard 813-340-7707

Contact: Leroy Wolff 727-851-4377
http://practiscore.com/clubs/wac_shotgun

Contact: Skip Lester at [email protected]

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Personal Protection Outside the Home – NRA Advanced Certification Course (2 Day Course_

Best For: Experienced and trained gun owners who seek advanced focused training for personal protection while carrying concealed, and wish get more training than an entry level license “short” course or Basic/CWP course.

Benefits: Prepares the student with a proper mindset and understanding of responsibilities needed to protect themselves and their family home with a concealed handgun. Provides advanced shooting techniques training, and a legal framework for armed personal protection outside of the home.

Have you completed the Personal Protection Inside the Home Course and want the same quality advanced training for times you are out and about? This is the course for you… This is advanced Personal Protection training that goes beyond what is taught in a CCW/CWP course. This NRA Personal Protection Outside the Home class is a HANDS-ON 2-day intermediate and advanced-level shooting course on how to use a firearm for self-defense. BOTH BASIC & ADVANCED MODULES WILL BE TAUGHT.

Course topics include (but are not limited to):

• Introduction to Concealed Carry Safety and the Defensive Mindset, Mindset and Mental Preparation, Awareness, Ethics and Responsibility, Fundamental
• Gun Safety Rules, Special Carry Safety Considerations, Storage Considerations Inside and Outside the home
• Intro: Self Defense and Concealed Carry, Mental Prep and Mindset, Avoiding Violent Encounters o Psych and Physio changes during an attack, Differences in Self Defense: Inside vs. Outside the home, Responding to a Violent Confrontation, Legal and Social Aftermath
• Legal Aspects of Concealed Carry and Self Defense (*Taught by a FL Police or K Instructor)
• Carry Modes and Concealment, Benefits and Limitations of Various Modes
• Presenting from Concealment (Range) Shooting Qualification
• Presentation, Position, Movement (Range) Shooting Qualification, Barricade, Multiple Targets, Dominant & Weak Hand, Point Shooting
• Special Shooting Techniques, Hip Shooting, Moving Rearward, Standing to Kneeling, Kneeling/ Squatting/ Sitting, Standing turn 90/ 180 degrees both
• Directions, Extended Range & Low Light Conditions

Prerequisites: NRA’s Personal Protection Inside the Home Certificate or by passing the Pre-Course Assessment

(Contact the instructor for the form, it’s not too bad…). This is not a course for the novice. Students should be safe and competent in basic gun handling and should be able to keep most of their shots on a sheet of letter sized paper at 21 feet before taking this course.

$250 for Tuition and Books, VET/LEO Family discounts are available, Ammunition required: 250 rounds. Course time: Approximately 14 hours…

Please contact us at [email protected] or call 727-470-0960.

Find our Class Schedule:  https://gunsafety4u.com

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Best For: New gun owners who seek basic focused training for carrying a concealed weapon, obtained a Florida CWP with a “short course” and want more in-depth training, or wish to get a Florida CWP but have more training than an entry level license “short” course.

Benefits: Exceeds Florida CWP Requirements, blend of some basic knowledge and CCW, provides insight into a proper mindset and knowledge needed to carry a concealed handgun.

This next generation course meets and exceeds the training requirements to obtain a Florida CCW permit, but this is not the 2-3 hour “Florida CWP” course. This next-level course is designed to provide the knowledge, skills, and attitude necessary to safely and responsibly carry a concealed pistol for personal protection.  

Having a license to conceal and carry a firearm is a major responsibility. This instructor provides both new and experienced shooters with an updated, refined experience in the classroom and on the range. This 9-hour (plus shooting time) course includes classroom and range time. You will be exposed to easy-to-learn shooting skills, responsible and safe gun ownership, handling, and storage methods. Additionally, you will become confident in additional positions, drawing, holstering, and the responsibilities of carrying concealed.  Students will complete live fire training and a nationally standardized shooting qualification while on the range with an NRA Certified Instructor.  Course topics include (but are not limited to):

• Firearm Safety
• Pistol Nomenclature
• Basic Defensive Pistol Skills
• Drawing from Concealment
• Loading and Stoppage Remediation
• Mindset and Responding to an Attack
• Carry Modes and Concealment
• Defensive Shooting Qualification

Most importantly, during this course you will build the confidence and enthusiasm needed to have fun AND be safe. Students will be exposed to skills improvement methods that you can take home for the future. There will be Q&A time, quality NRA Class Materials, and a hands-on shooting skills experience. 

We will provide handguns and holsters to use if you do not have them (wear a sturdy belt). If you have equipment questions, we will do our very best to answer them. Please contact the instructor for details. Students that do own a handgun should bring their handgun and 150 rounds of ammunition. Bring your holster and a sturdy belt, wear t-shirt type collars for safety. We will observe social distancing guidelines and provide a better class experience by reduced class size.

IMPORTANT: Students must not be ineligible to possess a firearm. If you feel that you might have an impediment to firearm ownership, please contact the instructor prior to registration. 

$175 for Tuition and Books and Range Fees, VETS/LEO Family discounts are available, Ammunition required: 150 rounds.  Course time: Approximately 9 hours .

Please contact us at [email protected] or call  727-470-0960.

Contact: Dan Bernard 813-340-7707

Contacts: Gary Swaney at [email protected]
Bernie Cassidy  (727) 488-9274

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Range Safety Officer – NRA Certification Course

Best For: Experienced gun owners who seek basic focused training for volunteering or working at a range, or being responsible for a group of recreational shooters at a private location practicing shooting skills. A highly recommended course for shooters wishing to enter or complete instructor training.

Benefits: This course prepares the student with a proper mindset and understanding of responsibilities needed to safely supervise shooting activities, at indoor or outdoor ranges or in the field. Emergency situation management and SOP enforcement and shooter mentoring are also part of this class.

The NRA RSO (Range Safety Officer) Course is a valuable first step in enhancing your awareness of gun safety where there are multiple shooters, on a formal range or shooting at a remote location. Students will acquire the knowledge, skills, and attitude essential to organizing, conducting, and supervising safe shooting activities and range operations.

These skills are essential to volunteering or working at a range in the RSO role. They are also valuable for keeping a group of recreational shooters safe while shooting together.

There are no pre-requisites, however, basic experience with firearms is recommended. This course is the prerequisite for the Chief Range Safety Officer Certification Course. It is also excellent training prior to attending the Basic Pistol Instructor Course. For those students wishing to become a Basic Pistol Instructor, this course is valuable when working with multiple ranges for off-site shooting qualifications.

$145 for Tuition and Books, VET/LEO Family discounts are available.  Course time: Approximately 9 hours…

We also do private group classes (4 seats minimum) for friends/ families in all courses. The CCW course modules have some flexibility in private courses.

Please contact us at [email protected] or call 727-470-0960.