NRA RSO Class

3rdRcn · Jan 12, 2011

There are 10 slots open for an NRA Range Safety Officer Class to be given at Baltimore County Fish and Game.

Date: Feb. 19th
Time: approx 7am-5pm will firm the time up tomorrow and update
Place: Baltimore County Game and Fish on Northwind road in carney
Cost: $51.00 includes NRA certification. $25.00 for class and $26.00 for NRA certification. You won't find a better price for this class anywhere.

There are only 10 slots available to the public so please PM me if you definitely want to attend, no might attends as the space is limited please.

Qbeam · Jan 12, 2011

It's a good course. It provides a basic understanding of range safety, and firearms handling. The price is very good! I paid a little more for the course at a different location. I would recommend shooters take the course for the educational value.

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Bigdtc · Jan 12, 2011

If there are no other class prerequisites, I'm interested. I've been wanting to take this class for some time.

3rdRcn · Jan 12, 2011

No prerequisites for this one bud, shoot me a PM so I don't forget and I will get you signed up.

Shadow68 · Jan 12, 2011

I'll confirm that this is a great course and a great price.
I just took the class in early December (somewhere else) and paid a lot more for it...

Qbeam · Jan 12, 2011

Shadow68 said:
I'll confirm that this is a great course and a great price.
I just took the class in early December (somewhere else) and paid a lot more for it...

Might have been the same place :innocent0

Lostfantum · Jan 12, 2011

Yes it is a great course to take.

Bigdtc · Jan 12, 2011

3rdRcn said:
No prerequisites for this one bud, shoot me a PM so I don't forget and I will get you signed up.

Will do, thanks.

Oreo · Jan 13, 2011

I'm interested. Sending PM now.

Maverick0313 · Jan 13, 2011

Is this a "take one time" cert class?

3rdRcn · Jan 13, 2011

Maverick0313 said:
Is this a "take one time" cert class?

No refresher course is required annually or anything like that, if that's what you mean.

Spot77 · Jan 13, 2011

3rdRcn said:
No refresher course is required annually or anything like that, if that's what you mean.

Correct, but the NRA does require you to pay a small amount to "remain certified."

I can't remember what it was....something like $13 a year maybe??

I learned a lot when I took the class....there's a lot even experienced shooters will learn.

And it's a very low pressure class. The point is to get you educated....whatever it takes.

lx1x · Jan 13, 2011

pm sent

Maverick0313 · Jan 13, 2011

3rdRcn said:
No refresher course is required annually or anything like that, if that's what you mean.

Rg. Thanks.

Bikebreath · Jan 13, 2011

PM sent.

soup101 · Jan 13, 2011

Spot77 said:
Correct, but the NRA does require you to pay a small amount to "remain certified."

I can't remember what it was....something like $13 a year maybe??

1 year - 6.00
2 year - 11.50
3 year - 17.00

I just renewed today

This really is a great class to take :thumbsup:

Even if you aren't gonna be RSO'n anywhere.

CrabbyMcNab · Jan 13, 2011

Sign me up.

Is there live fire? Or is it "classroom" instruction?

PM on the way.

Spot77 · Jan 13, 2011

soup101 said:
1 year - 6.00
2 year - 11.50
3 year - 17.00

I just renewed today

This really is a great class to take Even if you aren't gonna be RSO'n anywhere.

It's sad....I just renewed like 2 months ago and couldn't remember.... :rolleyes:

Thanks for the info.

3rdRcn · Jan 13, 2011

Swamped at work today guys, sorry I haven't responded. I will get everything to those that have replied tomorrow evening and will update if we have any spots left.

fightinbluhen51 · Jan 14, 2011

I'm interedted if you still have some spots available.

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