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SPECIFICALLY FOR NEW GUN OWNERS

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Designed especially for first-time gun owners, the NRA "FIRST Steps" program is a 4 hour course that covers a single pistol action (ie revolver OR semi-automatic), or rifle or shotgun, with the student's own firearm as the focus. The course is part class, part live-fire and emphasizes safe gun handling and shooting fundamentals. The "First Steps" certificate is accepted with the FL CCW and the course overall serves as an excellent prelude to the NRA "Basic Pistol" course, the WInchester marksmanship programme, and our other more advanced classes. You can read about it and sign up online, here:

 

http://www.gappnj.com/nra_basic_courses/nra_first_steps

 

 

Thanks for looking! see you on the range

Grant

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Our next set of classes is our "FIRST Steps" weekend, coming up March 23rd & 24th. This is a set of four short, 4 hour courses, each designed to give familiarity with a single action type, around your own firearm. Bring your own revolver, semi-automatic pistol, rifle or shotgun and factory ammunition. Take one class or take them all or any combination. These mini-courses are ideal for new firearm owners, beginners and those who want someone in their home to become familiar with firearms. Contact me for details or register directly here:

 

http://www.gappnj.com/nra_basic_courses/nra_first_steps

 

See you on the range!

Grant

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