PUYALLUP
2010 Education Schedule
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| March 27 |
Home Firearm Safety |
| April 24-25 |
Refuse to be a Victim Class and Instructor Development Workshop
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| May 15 |
Home Firearm Safety |
| July 10 |
Home Firearm Safety |
| October 23 |
Home Firearm Safety |
| December 18 |
Home Firearm Safety |
Classes are normally in the South West corner of the showplex.
Please verify location when you register.
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| MONROE |
| February 13 |
Home Firearm Safety |
| April 10 |
Home Firearm Safety |
| June 12 |
Home Firearm Safety |
| September 18 |
Home Firearm Safety |
| November 6-7 |
Refuse to Be a Victim Seminar Saturday, instructor development Sunday.
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Classes are normally held at the log cabin just south of the front entrance.
Please verify location when you register.
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Home Firearm Safety class is free of charge.
This class is 4 hours and starts at 10:00 am Please
bring a pen or pencil and paper. You may also want something for lunch
during lecture. We provide a course book for you
to take with you and you will receive a
certificate of completion after sucessfully
completing the course. Students will need sufficient
forearm strength to lock the slide of a semi automatic open.
Limited space is available so please call the office at
425-255-8410 to sign up, and use the seat(s) you sign up for.
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The Refuse to Be a Victim class starts at 9:00 am
and runs around 4 hours. The class is
$15.00 and the fee will be collected at
the class when you get there. The November class
will be taught by Ripley. Limited space is available
so please call the office at 425-255-8410 to sign up, and
use the seat(s) you sign up for.
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Home 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:
- Rules for Safe Gun Handling
- Identifying and Unloading Different Firearms
- Practical Exercises in Safe Gun Handling
- 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.
At Course Completion -
Students will receive feedback on the practical exercises and a course
certificate upon successful completion of the lessons.
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.
Thanks to www.svrifle.com for their
support of these classes. Course descriptions courtesy of Joshua R. Poulson. Thanks to the
Puyallup Fairgrounds for their assistance in providing space for this community service.
