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NRA Basic Personal Protection in the Home Class

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Do you need one or all of these to take the class ?? How do you get qualified ?

What do they mean by Zero a pistol ? Like a gunsmith would do in a shop ??

Does anyone local do the NRA marksmanship qualification program.

And whats a DD214 card ?

Thanks for the help.

 

 

Prerequisites

discuss the operations necessary to zero a pistol,

Participants are expected to show validation of shooting experience by showing an NRA Basic Pistol Course certificate, an NRA Marksmanship Qualification Program certificate, a Pistol qualification card, a DD 214 card with pistol qualification, or a Concealed Carry Permit.

I talked to ShootNJ (Dawn) today asking basically the same questions. They really do recommend the Basic Pistol course first. If you really don't want to take that, you need to show up on Range day (Sunday's I believe) and you basically have to qualify on the range before they will let you join the class. I signed up for the basic course since she said it is more than basic and if they know you will be taking the PPIH, they will give you more rigorous instruction at basic.

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I'm taking basic this weekend. Is that all you need. I also Have the Utah CCW.

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