NRA Pistol Instructor Training Course - Cost - $160.00 [range
fee may be added depending on class size]
Includes course materials except ammunition, travel, and
food
Eye and hearing protection candidate's responsibilty
Instructor Candidates are expected to have their own handguns
Instructor Candidates MUST complete the NRA Basics of Pistol Shooting
Course-Instructor Led Student Course and
Basic Instructor Trainign
$80.00 deposit required to register, balance due at sign-in[or
pay
in full]
Course Length - Day 1 - Classroom / Day 2 - Range [location
dependent on range availability]
The following are the Goals of this course:
Describe the structure of the NRA Basics of Pistol Shooting Phase II
Lesson Plans.
Explain NRA policies on safety procedures, course length, required
materials, and teaching methods to be followed when conducting the NRA
Basics of Pistol Shooting Phase II.
Outline the content of the NRA Basics of Pistol Shooting Phase II.
Effectively review the three NRA rules for safe gun-handling.
Effectively teach the range safety rules and site specific rules.
Effectively teach different range commands.
Effectively teach how to determine your dominant eye.
Effectively teach how to assume a proper two-handed grip using a
revolver and semi-automatic pistol.
Effectively teach the five fundamentals of pistol shooting.
Explain the importance of concentration for the success of beginning
pistol shooters.
List various ways the instructor can enhance the students’ ability to
concentrate.
Describe the NRA eight-step method for training beginning pistol
shooters.
Describe the coach/pupil method, ball and dummy technique, and explain
the value of using them in the training process.
Effectively teach how to load, cock, de-cock and unload a single-action
revolver.
Effectively teach how to load, cock, de-cock and unload a double-action
revolver.
Effectively teach how to load, cock, de-cock, and unload a
semi-automatic pistol.
Effectively teach the review of how to safely clean a pistol.
Effectively teach the five learning steps to shoot from the benchrest
position.
Effectively teach the five learning steps to shoot from the Isosceles
position.
Effectively conduct the shooting qualification.
Explain the definition, purpose, and process of evaluating beginning
pistol shooters.
Explain how to provide feedback in a positive manner.
Discuss ways to improve the performance of beginning pistol shooters.
Explain the importance of completing the Performance Requirements
Checklist.
Explain the role of student evaluations in instructor development.
Explain the importance of recognizing students upon successful
completion of a training course.
Explain how to finalize credentialing with the National Rifle
Association.
To qualify for the NRA Pistol Instructor Training Course candidates
must complete the Pistol
Pre-Course Qualification,
the Instructor Led NRA Basics of Pistol Shooting Course with a
minimum score of 90%
New Instructors must have attended the Basic
Instructor Training[BIT] withing two years prior to the NRA Pistol
Instructor Training Course.
For information and/or questions please contact Doug Davis @ 719-651-2601 or email> davistrainingllc@gmail.com