NRA Range Safety Officer Course near Eugene & Springfield Oregon

Description

NRA Range Safety Officer Course near Eugene & Springfield Oregon develops NRA Certified Range Safety Officers in Oregon to have the knowledge, skills, and attitude that is essential for an RSO to organize, conduct, and supervise safe shooting activities and gun range operations. NRA Range Safety Officer Program was developed in response to the demand for a nationally-recognized Range Safety Officer Certification. To become an NRA RSO, you must take and pass this course in Springfield.

This Oregon NRA Range Safety Officer (RSO) Course provided by Defensive Firearms Instruction takes place over two (2) days and is conducted in a traditional classroom setting in Springfield Oregon.

Day 1 of the NRA range safety officer course is four (4) hours long and is held in a classroom in Springfield. Day 2 of the NRA range safety officer course is four (4) hours long and is held in a classroom in Springfield.

Range Safety Officer candidates will learn the following during the Oregon NRA Range Safety Officer Course:

• Roles and Responsibilities of an RSO
• Range Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
• Range Inspection and Range Rules
• Range Briefings and Emergency Procedures
• Firearm Stoppages and Malfunctions

Range Safety Officer candidates will receive the following during the Oregon NRA Range Safety Officer Course:

• RSO Student Study Guide
• Basic Firearm Training Program Brochure
• NRA Gun Safety Rules Brochure
• Course Evaluation Form

Additionally, Range Safety Officer candidates who have successfully completed this prerequisite course will be qualified to go through the NRA Chief Range Safety Officer Course. The Chief Range Safety Officer is someone essential to training and supervising NRA Range Safety Officers and developing range standard operating procedures.

FAQ’S

Question: Does this course cover information about NRA competitive shooting events?

Answer: This course does not encompass the functions and responsibilities of a Range Officer, who conducts NRA competitive shooting events as defined by Rule 11.5 of the NRA Rule Books.

Question: What about food and drinks?

Answer: We highly recommend that you bring food, water, and snacks for both days of this course.

Registration & Payment

The price of this non-refundable course is $150.00 and payment is accepted via debit or credit card through this website or in-person at the beginning of the course. Scroll down and select the next course date/time to register for this course. Then on the Checkout page you can choose to pay now or later by selecting one of these two options: 1) With Payment; or 2) Without Payment. After you have successfully completed the Checkout process on our website then you will be automatically registered for this course and you will be sent an email with the details of your order and also important notes about the upcoming course.