Training courses

All - my wife and I are looking for an intro to pistol course. She is heavily involved in girlscouts and intends to eventually get her NRA rifle range master certification. As such she wants to take classes in the NRA series. We were going to take classes at A&S but given that they are booked for the rest of the year, that doesn't seem possible. I have looked at the F.I.R.E. institute and at C&G arms info for the courses. As far as I can tell they aren't NRA courses. So - is there anywhere around that offers them and is reasonable. I'd really like to have like a 1 day intro that has us firing around 100 - 200 rounds in that day.

Thanks.

A&S has posted new classes. You can sign up as a standby for a class since some people sign up, then don't follow through.

If you feel like coming up to Mercer County, we can get you into Basic Pistol, then Personal Protection in the Home, and then Personal Protection Outside the Home. All very solid classes to start out with.

We might be able to come up to mercer. My wife works right now up in Venango, so it wouldn't be much out of our way. Can you let me know details (post or PM) regarding the club and courses?

Has anyone taken the WCCC (Westmoreland County Community College) courses for basic pistol and defense? I saw they have one this summer.

F.I.R.E. Institute One Day Handgun Clinic July 13, 2013


http://fireinstitute.org/index.html

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Originally Posted by jbaisch

Has anyone taken the WCCC (Westmoreland County Community College) courses for basic pistol and defense? I saw they have one this summer.

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WHAAAAAA?

I am very, very curious about this and, I must admit, impressed that an educational institution would partake in any formal firearms training.