Basic Pistol Class

The NRA Basic Pistol Course is a firearm training program designed by the National Rifle Association (NRA) to teach individuals the fundamentals of pistol shooting. It’s a beginner-friendly course, offering instruction on both the safe handling and the proper use of handguns. The course is typically offered through NRA-certified instructors at shooting ranges or training centers.

Key Components of the NRA Basic Pistol Course:

  1. Safety Principles: The course emphasizes safe gun handling and storage practices. Students learn the fundamental rules of firearm safety, including treating all guns as if they are loaded, keeping the muzzle pointed in a safe direction, and keeping their finger off the trigger until ready to shoot.

  2. Parts and Function of a Pistol: Instruction covers the various parts of a handgun and how they function, including understanding how semi-automatics and revolvers differ.

  3. Loading and Unloading: Participants are taught how to properly load and unload a pistol safely, including clearing any malfunctions.

  4. Shooting Fundamentals: This includes proper stance, grip, sight alignment, sight picture, and trigger control. Students are taught how to make accurate and controlled shots.

  5. Ammunition Knowledge: The course covers different types of ammunition, how they work, and how to handle them safely.

  6. Range Time: The course includes practical, hands-on training, allowing students to practice their shooting skills on the range. This is supervised by the instructor to ensure safety and provide feedback on technique.

Course Price

$125