TRAINING AND
CERTIFICATION

The benefits of NRA certification are two-fold. For an active officer, it is a nationally recognized certification that will add to their resume. And for everyone, it is THE most effective way to promote safety and respect for firearms. 

Since 1871, a major objective of the National Rifle Association has been to provide Education & Training in the safe and proper use of firearms.

Today, that objective is being fulfilled through the NRA Basic Firearm Training Program. There are nine different courses in the program being taught throughout the nation by NRA Certified Instructors. NRA Instructors also teach the three-hour FIRST STEPS Orientation Program to introduce new shooters to a particular firearm model.

Instructors provide an invaluable service in their communities by training hundreds of thousands of individuals annually. As firearm and shooting activities expand, and more Americans choose to exercise their right to carry a firearm, so too grows the need for these courses.

You can be the vital element in meeting this need by becoming an NRA Certified Instructor and conducting NRA Basic Firearm Training Courses. As an instructor, you can experience the personal satisfaction of teaching others the basics -- the knowledge, skills and attitudes that will lead to a lifetime of safe, enjoyable and successful involvement in firearm and shooting activities.

The NRA is looking for new instructors who enjoy working with people, want to share their firearm knowledge and skills with others, and are willing to make a commitment to teach NRA training courses in their communities.

Firearms Training, the ULTIMATE 
grassroots activity!

TRAIN TO BE CERTIFIED 
PISTOL INSTRUCTOR

Organize a training session in your town now, taught by 2AM P.D. instructor.

View Schedule of Classes:
http://www.paulrevere.org/training

Requests for training to:
lpyle@2ampd 

ADDITIONAL CERTIFICATIONS

Personal Protection Certified Instructor

Rifle Instructor

Shotgun Instructor

BASIC TRAINING

2AM P.D. Instructors 
will teach basic:

• Pistol

• Rifle

• Shotgun

• Personal Protection

• Home Firearms Safety

All Inquires to: lpyle@2ampd.net

The purpose of the Eddie Eagle Program isn't to teach whether guns are good or bad, but rather to promote the protection and safety of children.

Instructor outlines and student manuals for grades 1-6 are available. For a complete description of the program, go to http://www.nrahq.org/safety/eddie/. 

The fact that firearms safety is not a part of every child's classroom curriculum is a travesty. Police officers can provide a voice of reason that can overcome the ignorant attitudes of our educators and bring some reasonable safety measures to the class.

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