NRA Basic Pistol Course 4/19

3rdRcn · Mar 21, 2014

Baltimore County Game & Fish will be giving an NRA Basic Pistol Course on April 19th from 8am- approx 4pm.

Continental breakfast, refreshment, ammunition and firearms are provided for this course.

Cost is 75.00 for non BCGF members and 55.00 for members. There is a non-refundable deposit due to secure your seat in the class.

Please PM me for registration and deposit information if interested.

flintstone · Mar 21, 2014

Do you ever teach NRA PPIH there?

3rdRcn · Mar 22, 2014

flintstone said:
Do you ever teach NRA PPIH there?

Yes we do, I will post it up on here when we have it.

3rdRcn · Mar 28, 2014

There are still spaces left for anyone interested.

3rdRcn · Apr 1, 2014

Only a couple spots left in this class if anyone here is interested in taking it.

inpursuit · Apr 5, 2014

Would this class satisfy the training requirement of an HQL?

Mark75H · Apr 5, 2014

inpursuit said:
Would this class satisfy the training requirement of an HQL?

No.

NRA has forbidden NRA instructors to provide MD HQL training ... because MD HQL training requires instruction in MD law ... and NRA instructors are not (at least for the most part) lawyers.

hdatontodo · Apr 5, 2014

I thought they just could not use nra logos etc

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Mark75H · Apr 5, 2014

hdatontodo said:
I thought they just could not use nra logos etc

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Right, they can't do it as NRA instructors ... they can still do it as private citizens

NRA instruction was not put on the exemption list like hunter safety training; that's probably more to the question inpursuit asked

3rdRcn · Apr 6, 2014

Mark75H said:
No.

NRA has forbidden NRA instructors to provide MD HQL training ... because MD HQL training requires instruction in MD law ... and NRA instructors are not (at least for the most part) lawyers.

That would be an absolutely untrue statement.

First, the NRA has not forbidden NRA instructors from providing HQL training.

Second, there is no requirement in the law that says the HQL instructor must be a lawyer.

An NRA certified pistol instructor can receive his QHIC from Maryland as part of the requirement from Maryland is that you be an instructor by a nationally recognized body like the NRA. Once you receive your QHIC you are free to conduct HQL certification.

What the NRA states is that we can not deviate from their curriculum nor infuse any other type of instruction into theirs. We can however offer an NRA class that satisfies some or most of the requirements of Maryland, end that class and continue with instruction that fulfills the Maryland requirements. It must be clear to all that the NRA class is over prior to going on to any other subject matter.

I hope that answers the question about the HQL and I hope that helps clarify the bad information you received about what an NRA instructor can and can not do.

Mark75H · Apr 6, 2014

Clarified

WeiShen · Apr 8, 2014

Will this satisfy the training requirement for a FL non-resident permit?

3rdRcn · Apr 8, 2014

WeiShen said:
Will this satisfy the training requirement for a FL non-resident permit?

Yes

CypherPunk · Apr 8, 2014

3rdRcn said:
That would be an absolutely untrue statement.

First, the NRA has not forbidden NRA instructors from providing HQL training.

Second, there is no requirement in the law that says the HQL instructor must be a lawyer.

An NRA certified pistol instructor can receive his QHIC from Maryland as part of the requirement from Maryland is that you be an instructor by a nationally recognized body like the NRA. Once you receive your QHIC you are free to conduct HQL certification.

What the NRA states is that we can not deviate from their curriculum nor infuse any other type of instruction into theirs. We can however offer an NRA class that satisfies some or most of the requirements of Maryland, end that class and continue with instruction that fulfills the Maryland requirements. It must be clear to all that the NRA class is over prior to going on to any other subject matter.

I hope that answers the question about the HQL and I hope that helps clarify the bad information you received about what an NRA instructor can and can not do.

^^^Exactly this.
Couldn't have said it better myself.

Blaster229 · Apr 22, 2014

How did it go?

3rdRcn · Apr 23, 2014

Blaster229 said:
How did it go?

It went very well! We had a full class and just under half were females. Ages ranged from 20-65 and from experienced to never shot or even held a gun before.

Thanks for asking! We're gonna have to try and plan that class I was telling you about for late summer, getting ready to get the shoulder rebuilt next week. I'll shout at you when I know more and I'll try to give you plenty of notice.

I am also trying to get the guy who actually perfected and basically invented appendix carry that all the uber high speed guys like Costa are using now. Raven concealment even made the first appendix carry holster for this guy. I had him lined up for the concealed carry day but the shoulder couldn't wait. I've known him for years but he is very busy so we'll have to kinda try and plan around his schedule.

He is quite the close quarters/hands on guru, you'll like him a lot and you should be able to pick his brain a bit.

Blaster229 · Apr 23, 2014

Sounds great! I'll let him pick my brain as well :thumbup: lol

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