NRA instructors

[brocglock23 4]

I'm interest in taking the NRA first steps class (pistol). I know Bangers offers it down the street from me but I wasn't sure if any members who are certified instructions would like to run me through the course. Just PM me Price/Location and I'll see if we can make something work. Just figured I'd give a forum member a shot at making some money before going and scheduling at LGS. I need this for FL conceal carry and I'm strongly considering applying for NJ as a part of the NJ2AS CLASP program.

[MedicYeti 96]

PM sent

[mikka1 2]

MedicYeti, would you mind sharing information with me as well?

Exactly the same reasons as brocglock23 described

[maintenanceguy 510]

I'm looking for the same for the same reason.  Didn't see anything on SJSC's website. 

[brocglock23 4]

I'm looking for the same for the same reason.  Didn't see anything on SJSC's website. 

It's on Banger's Website.

http://www.bangerssports.com/training

Ask MedicYeti to PM you also.

[Bugsy732 1]

i was thinking about putting together a private class with Kharis if anyone is interested in doing a NJGF Private class Inbox me and i can set something up. 

[Bugsy732 1]

sorry forgot to add, for the NRA first steps course

[Bugsy732 1]

Just spoke to Kharis Sepulvida and he said he can host a NRA First Steps class for the forum members @ shooters at the end of Feb or early March. Cost is $160. Class length is 3-4hrs. depending on attendance.

 

If you guys want me to set this up please post here what dates work best and a secondary date that will work for you and i will get a confirmed date for the forum members who want to take this class.

 

 

 

Course Description

The NRA FIRST Steps (Firearm Instruction, Responsibility, and Safety Training) Pistol program is designed to provide a hands-on introduction to the safe handling and proper orientation of one specific firearm model. This course provides an introduction to firearms safety, handling, and shooting skills. It is an ideal program for new pistol owners. This course satisfies the requirements to obtain a concealed carrying permit in various states. (Please check your local laws and regulations for information pertaining to the application process.) Textbook and course material are provided. It is recommended that the student bring their own handgun with at least 50 rounds of factory loaded ammunition. If, for an extra fee, a handgun and ammunition needs to be provided, please provide advanced notification.

[Bugsy732 1]

Kharis said he can do a first steps class for pistol on 2/8/14 if people can attend.

 

Please post back if people are interested and I can get it all set up.

[Bugsy732 1]

Class would be at shooters in forked river

[brocglock23 4]

What time would this happen?

[Bugsy732 1]

2pm - 5:30pm

[Bugsy732 1]

Tentative date is set a 2/8/14. I will post up definite date as soon as I hear back from a few more people.

 

If you are interested please post or inbox me if you have not already done so.

[Bugsy732 1]

I set up a class if people would like to take it. Info can be found here...

 

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/65771-nra-first-steps-pistol-class-2814-shooters-forked-river-nj/#entry835795

[Genewarper111 18]

Hi everyone.

 

FYI NRA FIRST Steps requires that students bring their own firearms and ammunition. The class is taught to one action type only (eg, semi auto, or da revolver).

 

If people want to shoot a range of firearms provided by the instructor, then the better course is NRA Basic Pistol, which covers multiple handgun action types (eg DA & SA revolver, striker and hammer fired semi-autos); these, and appropriate ammo must be provided by the instructor.

 

I run this class and so do others. It is definitely worthwhile to consider it. The certificate is valid for the FL VA AZ and CT permits. The class takes a whole day with me, longer with some.

 

You can see details of the course here:

http://www.scotshot.com/basicpistol.html

 

Readers should note that only the UT permit (which requires a different training) will allow NJ residents to carry in PA

 

Best

G