June 21 - 22, 2025
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Description: This is not a Basic Instructor Training (BIT) course. Course is presented in one part: Discipline specific instructor training. Instructor candidates demonstrate organizational and teaching skills by participating in multiple practical exercises during the course, and complete an instructor certification examination. Students will receive the NRA Trainer’s Guide, NRA-NMLRA Muzzleloading Shooting Instructor Candidate Packet, and NRA-NMLRA Basic Muzzleloading Shooting course student packet.
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2- Day
NRA Whittington Center - [email protected] - 575-445-3615
- Certified NRA-NMLRA Instructor Muzzleloading Shooting (Non-BIT)
- Students will receive the NRA Trainer’s Guide, NRA-NMLRA Muzzleloading Shooting Instructor Candidate Packet, and NRA-NMLRA Basic Muzzleloading Shooting course student packet.
Individual or private group lessons available. Call or email for more Information about scheduling a private lesson. Phone: 575-445-3615 Email: [email protected]
Every guest 18 years of age and older must read and sign the online Waiver before they are allowed onto the NRA Whittington Center. For those younger than 18 years of age a parent or legal guardian must complete the form and sign it on their behalf. Waivers must be filled out once a year every year on or after January 1st.
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NRA-NMLRA Instructor Muzzleloading Shooting (Non-BIT) Course Schedule
Course Length and Time Requirements:
Course is a two day course.
The course length of the NRA-NMLRA Instructor Muzzleloading Shooting (Non-BIT) Course is based on the estimated
length of each lesson indicated in the lesson plans. The actual course length may vary, as the time required for each lesson will vary based on class size, student experience and comprehension level, student-to instructor ratio, weather, and unforeseen circumstances.
This course has been designed to allow for maximum flexibility in scheduling. It may
be conducted a few hours at a time over several days or it may be conducted as a one-day
course.
This course builds on the foundation and fundamentals learned in the Precision Long Range I Course. Students will learn techniques for Angle Fire and Alternate Firing positions.
This course builds on the foundation and fundamentals taught in Precision Long Range I-II. Students are encouraged to apply everything they have previously learned and put it to use.
This is a Masters level course that focuses on potential engagements that can occur during periods of darkness.
Call 800-494-4853 or email [email protected]
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