This 12″ Bullseye Pistol Diagnostic Target will help you improve your handgun marksmanship. The target uses shot impact zones to diagnose common problems with one handed shooting. This target is not only for right-handed shooters, but also for left-handed ones. Just follow the opposite tips. Do you know anyone who wants to learn pistol shooting? Here’s an excellent resource. The NRA offers its Basics of Pistol Shooting Course online. This allows you to complete the classroom portion of the course at your own pace. The $60.00 online course contains 11 lessons that are broken down into small steps (which will be followed by a live range training). Click HERE to enroll in the online Pistol Training course. (Note: An initial NRA age verification screen may appear first). Train Online and then Register for a Range Session
Phase 1 of the NRA Basics of Pistol Shooting Course is completed online, on your own schedule (cost $60.00, nonrefundable). Students can register for Phase 2 after successfully passing the online test. Phase 2 is conducted on your local range by an NRA-Certified instructor. NOTE: Phase 2 will usually incur an additional fee. You must successfully complete BOTH phases 1 and 2 to receive your NRA Basics Pistol Course certificate. The web-based course was designed and developed by experts for busy schedules. It uses a blended learning approach with both online and real-world components. Students have 90-days to complete 11 online lessons, before registering for the NRA Certified Instructor led phase at a local shooting range. Kyle Weaver is the NRA’s General Operations Executive. “Thanks for our online courses and our network of over 125,000 NRA-certified instructors, it has never before been easier to learn firearm basics,” he said. Director. The NRA offers other online training courses at Onlinetraining.nra.org. These courses include Rifle Training and Shotgun Training. They also offer a Range Safety Office course and a Range Development and Operations Course. Know someone who is just getting started with handguns? Here is a video that focuses on safety.
