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Fort Dix Range #14-NRA Basic Rifle Course

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Hi All,

Has anyone attended or have any experience with the basic training courses available through the Fort Dix range 14 website.

I would like to take a rifle course and would like some opinions on the courses they offer.

http://www.shootnj.com/rifle.html

Thanks,

Tony

Tony,

 

I have taken many course with shootnj, pistol,shotgun,rifle,RSO,etc. They are a very professional group of people with senior people on staff that know what they are talking about.

 

The rifle, pistol and shotgun courses are typically 2 days with the first day lecture and practical exercises and the second day on the range.

 

You won't regret it and will have a lot of fun.

I took my NRA 2 day pistol course with them and was very happy with the level of instruction and value for what they offered.

 

I highly reco them.

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Guys, Thank you very much for the info.

I can also speak very +++ about ShootNJ. I did my NRA Pistol Instructor with them and they're a good humoured bunch with an impressive depth of expertise. I sent my son there for his NRA Basic Pistol. Chet, the chief instructor, is very experienced with rifles and I'm sure you'd get excellent value for your money.

 

good luck and happy shooting

G

 

DISCLOSURE - I am a staff Instructor with Shoot NJ

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