An NRA Basic Pistol course generally runs 6-8 hours and is $100-$120 and can be found at just about all the popular ranges around town.
Check out the Tactics and Training forum on the site -- they're periodically mentioned there. 
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Eagle Creek open Saturdays again!
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Check out the Tactics and Training forum on the site -- they're periodically mentioned there. 
Actually, the class we put on at Eagle Creek is $75 per student. The class will run at least 5 hours for those who already have a bit of experience but they usually run 6 or 7 hours with 1-2 of them being range time.
I'll be the lead instructor for the class on Sept 13th so if you have any questions let me know or you can contact the CRO Steve S. Contact info is on the Eagle Creek range web page.
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That's awesome! Have you posted that in the Tactics & Training forum yet? (I admit, I haven't been reading every single post like I used to.) The NRA Basic Pistol class is great for someone completely new to firearms and someone who wants a brush-up on the basics.
...also, for any planning to attend. You will need to contact Steve so he can order any class materials needed.
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e-mail: ecpr@sbcglobal.net
Range phone: 327-7296
this forum: sjstill
e-mail: ecpr@sbcglobal.net
Range phone: 327-7296
That's awesome! Have you posted that in the Tactics & Training forum yet? (I admit, I haven't been reading every single post like I used to.) The NRA Basic Pistol class is great for someone completely new to firearms and someone who wants a brush-up on the basics.
Steve pretty much handles the "marketing" for the class. I dont think he's posted about it on the T&T forum...I could be wrong. I worked to try to help spread the word last year while I was still one of the regular ROs at the range.
Im just helping out now doing the classes when he gets them organized. My 5 1/2 mo. old baby boy has been taking up quite a bit of my weekend time!
