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USCCA Instructor Development Course

This course meets all New Mexico state requirements to apply to be a concealed carry instructor.

Duration: 15 hours over 2 days

$597.00

Fee

Date Location Class Size Class Time Instructor Availability

There are no upcoming classes scheduled for this course.

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Description

By becoming a USCCA Instructor, you can arm your students with the highest quality materials to ensure they know how to safely handle their firearm. All of the materials needed to start instructing immediately are provided. Over 300 professionally done PowerPoints and 14 Videos are included. We focus on teaching you how to teach. Previous certifications are helpful, but not a requirement. Experienced shooters with solid safety skills and a desire to teach are welcome and encouraged to contact me. Phase 1 is eLearning with USCCA and then Phase 2 which is 2 days long.  Cost of $597 included $250 paid to USCCA for eLearning which is 8 hours of online learning prior to attending the course.  This eLearning requirement needs to be accomplished 2 weeks prior to the classroom dates.  

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Expectations and Outcomes

Instructors will be teaching the eLearning to the class.  Each instructor will also be required to shoot at 4 stages.

Stage 1:    Distance: 4 yards        Rounds: 15 rounds
Stage 2:    Distance: 7 yards        Rounds: 15 rounds 
Stage 3:    Distance: 10 yards      Rounds: 10 rounds 
Stage 4:    Distance: 15 yards      Rounds: 10 rounds  

80% score is required to pass.

Check out my company website at www.vigilantfirearms.com to learn more about us and our classes.

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Types

Instructor Training Courses, USCCA Courses

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Documentation Requirements

Take a look at my blog at https://vigilantfirearms.com/uscca-instructor-development-course/ to read up about the 2 phases of training required to become a firearms instructor with the USCCA.

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Requirements

Students will be shooting approximately 100 rounds of ammunition.