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NRA Pistol Instructor w/ HFS Instructor - Nov. 5 and 6. - Mansfield, MA

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  1. 09-07-2011, 02:59 PM #1
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    Greetings,

    Training Begins with:
    Basic Instructor Training
    Course Goal: To develop NRA Certified Instructors who possess the knowledge, skills,
    and attitude necessary to conduct the NRA Basic Firearm Training Courses.
    Length of BIT: 6 hours
    Course Lessons:
    Opening Exercise: How to Introduce a Speaker (30 minutes)
    Lesson I: The Instructor and the NRA Basic Firearm Training Program (60 minutes)
    Lesson II: Using a Training Team (60 minutes)
    Lesson III: Training Materials and Training Aids (60 minutes)
    Lesson IV: Organizing Your Course (60 minutes)
    Lesson V: Preparing to Teach (90 minutes)


    Then Continues with:
    NRA Home Firearm Safety Instructor Training
    Course Goal: To develop NRA Certified Instructors who possess the knowledge, skills, and attitude necessary to conduct the NRA Home Firearm Safety Course.
    Remaining Length of Course After BIT: 5 hours
    Course Lessons:
    Lesson VI. Introduction to NRA Home Firearm Safety Course Outline and Lesson Plans (30 minutes)
    Lesson VII. Teaching Home Firearm Safety Lessons I and II: Gun Safety Rules, and Firearm Identification and Unloading (90 minutes)
    Lesson VIII. Teaching Home Firearm Safety Lessons III and IV: Safe Gun Handling
    Practical Exercises, Ammunition, Firearm Cleaning and Storage (90 minutes)
    Home Firearm Safety Instructor Examination and Course Conclusion (90 minutes)


    AND:
    NRA Pistol Instructor Training
    Course Goal: To develop NRA Certified Instructors who possess the knowledge, skill, and attitude necessary to conduct the NRA Basic Pistol Shooting Course.
    Remaining Length of Course after BIT: 10 hours
    Course Lessons:
    Lesson VI. Introduction to NRA Basic Pistol Shooting Course Outline and Lesson Plans (30 minutes)
    Lesson VII. Teaching Pistol Lesson I: Pistol Knowledge and Safe Handling (90 minutes)
    Lesson VIII. Teaching Pistol Lesson II: Ammunition Knowledge and the Fundamentals of Pistol Shooting (90 minutes)
    Lesson IX. Basic Pistol Shooting Instructional Method (60 minutes)
    Lesson X. Teaching Pistol Lesson III: Firing the First Shots (90 minutes)
    Lesson XI. Teaching Pistol Lesson IV: Scoring Targets, and Selecting and Maintaining a Pistol (45 minutes)
    Lesson XII. Evaluating and Improving Performance of Beginning Pistol Shooters (60 minutes)
    Lesson XIII. Teaching Pistol Lesson V: Continued Opportunities for Skill Development
    (45 minutes)
    Pistol Instructor Examination and Course Conclusion (90 minutes)


    Nov. 5 & 6 - NRA Basic Pistol Instructor w/ HFS Instructor. Mansfield, MA. $200
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    Hi Rick,

    How is this class filling up? I am still interested in taking it, I just wanted to try shooting first. I was able to put shots inside of a 5.5 inch target and the other 2 inside of a 7 inch ring. So I am not to worried about having to hit a paper plate. I remember you saying 10 shots inside a paper plate at 40' but how many targets do you need to qualify?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Maxspeed View Post
    Hi Rick,

    How is this class filling up? I am still interested in taking it, I just wanted to try shooting first. I was able to put shots inside of a 5.5 inch target and the other 2 inside of a 7 inch ring. So I am not to worried about having to hit a paper plate. I remember you saying 10 shots inside a paper plate at 40' but how many targets do you need to qualify?
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    blank 9 inch diameter paper target at a distance of 15 yards. Candidates will fire 20 shots
    from a two-handed, unsupported, standing position. Targets will be broken into two tenshot
    targets or four five-shot targets. Three points will be given for each scoring hit. In
    order for a hit to count, it must fall inside a ½” border from the edge of the plate. Shots
    that break the edge of the ½” border will count as hits. All scoring hits on a target must
    be within a 6” or less extreme spread. Candidates will be allowed to shoot
    their own firearms if desired. Two requalification shoots are allowed within any 24-hour
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    Thanks Rick, I will have to practice a little more to make sure I can keep the spread with in 6". I was using my M&P 9. But I will try my Ruger MKIII Hunter. I think I will have no problem with that.
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    Hey Rick, I talked to you a couple months ago about going to the last class, unfortunately I was unable to attend, I am hopping that I can attend this upcoming class, I will have to call you Monday.

    I though the range qualifications were at 45' 10 shots 80% 6" group.
    I believe that is what you told me when I talked to you, did that change?
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    Two seats remain.... Last call!
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    I would love to take this course but my daughters parents weekend conflicts. Do you have an idea if/when you may offer this combination again?

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