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Firearm Safety
The NRA Home Firearm Safety Course is
the basic course we recommend to anyone
unfamiliar with guns or who needs a to
learn gun terminology. Students will need sufficient
forearm strength to lock the slide of a semi automatic open.
Course Goal-
To teach the basic knowledge and skills
and to explain the attitude necessary
for the safe handling and storage of
guns in the home.
NRA Home Firearm Safety Course Lesson
Plans
In this four hour course students will
get the NRA's Home Firearm Safety
handbook, pamphlets on safety and
terminology, and lessons on the rules of
safe gun handling, identifying and
unloading various firearms, ammunition,
cleaning, and storage, and will get
hands-on experience with the most common
types of handguns, rifles, and shotguns.
Lessons
1. Rules for Safe Gun Handling
2. Identifying and Unloading Different
Firearms
3. Practical Exercises in Safe Gun
Handling
4. Types of Ammunition; Cleaning and
Storage of Firearms
Prerequisites
The are no prerequisites for taking this
course, and the material is accessible
to appropriately supervised mature
children.
Course Completion-
Students will receive feedback on the
practical exercises and a course
certificate upon successful completion
of the lessons.
Schedule and Enrollment
Course time is 4 hours.
Refuse to be a Victim
Safety experts agree the single most
important step toward ensuring your
personal safety is making the conscious
decision to Refuse To Be A Victim®. You
stand a much better chance of preventing
criminal attack if you develop a safety
plan before you need it.
The seminar teaches easy-to-understand
methods you can use to increase
awareness and prevent criminal
confrontation. In just three to four
hours, you will get the tools you need
to develop your own personal safety
strategy, including information about:
* The Psychology of the Criminal Mind
* Home & Phone Security
* Automobile & Travel Security
* Personal & Technological Security
* Self-Defense Devices and Training
Options
* And more!
Any class marked as an Instructor
Development Workshop, will include a
seminar on Saturday. The seminar is always
open to all, the IDW is for instructor
candidates who must also attend the seminar.
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