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NRA First Steps Pistol

 

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Pistol 101 (NRA-certified “First Steps Pistol” course

 

Description: A pistol, or handgun, is a firearm designed to be fired from one hand. While pistols are small and compact, they can be surprisingly challenging. In this course, NRA-certified instructors present lessons in general firearms safety, gun handling, the various types of pistols, the fundamentals of pistol marksmanship, various pistol firing positions, practical exercises on the firing range, cleaning, storage, and a summary of pistol sports and activities. All students receive the NRA's The Basics of Pistol Shooting handbook.

 

Course Goal: To teach the basic knowledge, skills, and attitude for owning and using a pistol safely.

 

Lessons: Pistol knowledge, safe gun handling, ammunition knowledge, fundamentals of pistol shooting, two-handed and one-handed standing shooting positions, firing the first shots (one pistol type only), cleaning, storage, pistol sports and activities.

 

Prerequisites: None. The material is suitable for all including appropriately supervised mature children.

 

Course Completion: Students will receive feedback on all live-fire exercises. Those who successfully pass the written and practical exam receive an NRA course-completi​on certificate and “Basic Practical” rocker upon successfully firing a qualifying “group.” This course satisfies practical requirements for the Florida non-resident concealed carry permit.

 

If you do not have a firearm, let us know. We can arrange use of a handgun to complete this course.

 

WITH ALL THIS SAID..

 

You will be provide with eye and ears if you dont have one... If you dont a handgun they will provide you one at not cost, also if you are using one of the GFH firearms the will provide the ammo, regular we use about 50 to 75 rounds per training...

 

Dont worry everything you need will be provide.. Just go and have fun.

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