NRA Instructor Course for Personal Protection Inside the Home

16699 Stoddard Wells Rd,Victorville CA 92395

22 May, 2021

Description

NRA Instructor Course for Personal Protection In The Home The goal of this course is to develop NRA Certified Instructors who possess the knowledge, skills, and attitude necessary to conduct the NRA Personal Protection In The Home Course. Required Materials: Pistol, 200 rounds of factory new ammunition (no reloads), eye & ear protection, extra magazines, gun belt, holster (must completely cover the trigger guard) and a mag pouch. Bring an empty 3-ring binder, highlighter, and a notepad. Bring your book you received when you took this class as a student. (If you need a replacement book they will be available at the class for $25) This course includes classroom and range time learning the knowledge and skills to teach Personal Protection In The Home. Roleplaying is a major part of an instructor course. Candidates take turns working in teams conducting portions of the course to other candidates who portray basic students. In order to take this course, You must have taken the NRA Personal Protection In The Home Course as a student. You must be an NRA Certified Basic Pistol Instructor. You also must have had Basic Instructor Training (BIT) within the last 2 years. If you need to take the (BIT) Basic Instructor Training, or any of the other required classes, Please call us at 951 544-9190 to find out when and where you can complete them. Or email us at [email protected] Answers to many questions can be found on our website. www.HighDesertFirearmTraining.com Please remember NRA Instructor Courses are performance-based courses. Instructor Candidates must possess the knowledge, skills and attitude necessary for this level of training. You are not paying to automatically pass and become an NRA Instructor. You pay to have the opportunity to pass and become an NRA Instructor. Please call/text us with any questions or concerns at (951) 544-9190 Classes, training and / or certification are for individuals who are not disqualified from possessing a firearm as defined by applicable federal, state, or local law. Individuals who have been convicted of a crime of violence are disqualified. In compliance with U.S. Federal ITAR Regulations, Student must be a U.S. Citizen or Legal Resident with a Green Card.