Are there prerequisites for those courses?
No. RSO is an 8 hr course, while Refuse To Be A Victim is a 4 hr course focused specifically on non-firearms ways to not be a victim.Are there prerequisites for those courses?
That's what I think, so the basic pistol course is probably the most practical anyway since it's an 8 hour course, & you can usually get out for $85-$125. On the other hand, I don't think it will work for the MD 16 hours requirement.The DC law stipulates NRA Firearms training. so if those courses don't include that, they might not count anyway
Don't you have to be certified as a Firearms instructor before RSO certification?
DC accepts NRA firearms training. They don't specifically deny or accept other state's training. You could call them.
DC traing has a live fire component. There is nothing written specifically, but perhaps it would be accepted if you had a live fire component as part of your state CCW training. I would imagine UT might not be accepted since it does not require live fire. But just speculation on my part.
Let us know what they tell you if you call them.
The DC course of fire is 50 rounds at 45 feet with a passing score of 70.[/QUOTE]
Pretty funny considering you'd have a tough time convincing DC that you had to shoot someone in self defense from 45 feet
No, you only have to be an instructor to take the online RSO. In person, no pre-requisite.
I've seen a couple posting on FB preliminary approvals by just listing all lawful purposes as the reason.
The big sticky point IMHO is all the 1000 foot limitations.
Is the PD-219 the correct form to use to register the handgun you schlep to 300 Indiana Ave? Looks more like a transfer form, but it's all I can find.
Yes, that's my understanding. I filled out everything except the buyer section.
And schlep carefully my friend!
Doh!I was thinking to fill in everything but the seller side.