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NRA Certified Pistol Instructor and B.I.T

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Hi

 

we will be running NRA Basic Instructor Training (B.I.T.) and Certified Pistol Instructor on November 10th and 17th.

 

You can learn about becoming an NRA Instructor, read about the course, and sign up directly, here:

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

 

The course will be run by two NRA Appointed Training Counselors. If your BIT is less than two years old you'll not have to retake it to add the Pistol Certification. Briefly, the course can be described thus:

 

CERTIFIED PISTOL INSTRUCTOR
Pistol Instructors are able to qualify students in the "FIRST Steps Pistol" and "Basic Pistol" courses. This entails having a keen working knowledge of the three major pistol action types: single-action revolver, double-action revolver and semi-automatic pistol (and its common variants). Working in teams, Pistol Instructor Candidates will become familiar with the three NRA rules for Safe Gun Handling and how to apply them carefully throughout their classes. They will be able to demonstrate how pistols function and the fundamentals of pistol shooting. On the range, Instructor Candidates will use the "Coach and Pupil" method to refine one anothers' skills in teaching a beginner student in their first shots with a pistol. To take this module, you must have passed BIT.

 

Please note that there is a safety, gun handling and live fire pre-qualification.

 

Many thanks for reading - feel free to contact me with any questions or comments regarding this or any ScotShot class.

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

 

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