“Tag: Firearm Training”

If you want to become better equipped and prepared, whether that means improving the skills you already possess or acquiring new skills, you simply must just start.

Once you are sure that you are following all applicable laws and regulations, you are now faced with the challenge of meeting each of your student’s needs.

The laws concerning service animals can be open to interpretation, and NRA Firearms Trainers should become educated on the nuances of the topic.

The challenge of instructing an individual who lacks confidence can be difficult, but can be overcome by incorporating different teaching methods and learning tools.

Experienced shooters tend to balk at the idea of training with a .22-cal. firearm. But the small round is actually is a great tool for improving a shooter’s skills. Here are four ways it will help.

Feeling criticized or singled out during a group lesson? What do you do?

If an instructor is good, word spreads fast. If an instructor is not good, word spreads faster. Here's why your students' opinions matter.

20 members of A Girl & A Gun recently traveled to the Virginia International Raceway for some fast-moving training.

Practicing with your firearm is important, but it doesn’t have to cost a fortune in ammo and range fees.