NRA - Handgun/Shotgun Firearm Instructor

NRA Law Enforcement

HANDGUN/SHOTGUN

Instructor Development School

School Starts at 7:30 a.m. on Monday in Classroom located at:

Jefferson County Sheriff's Training Center

3500 Happy Hollow Lane

Fultondale, AL 35068

Jan 30- Feb 03, 2023 • Monday-Friday

HOSTED BY:

Jefferson County Sheriff's Office

Sgt. Bill Powell  205-849-5246  powellw@jccal.org

Tuition is $685 payable to NRA prior to week of school (ck, mo,cc or po#).

Range Fee is $50 payable to JCSO Academy & Training Division at School

NRA Law Enforcement HANDGUN/SHOTGUN Instructor Certification

Is Applied for Upon Successful Completion of School and Tuition Paid.

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Send Application, copy of LE Officer or Armed Guard photo ID, and $685 tuition payment to:

NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION

Law Enforcement Division

11250 Waples Mill Road

Fairfax, VA 22030

Phone: (703) 267-1640

http://le.nra.org – tcole@nrahq.or

NRA LAW ENFORCEMENT DIVISION

FIREARM INSTRUCTOR DEVELOPMENT SCHOOLS

OVERVIEW

NRA Law Enforcement Firearm Instructor Development Schools develop and enhance both instructor

skills and firearm handling skills of all students so they can effectively teach their officers to win lethal

encounters. These schools are intended for public and private law enforcement officers and military

personnel who are currently assigned, or about to be assigned, duties as law enforcement firearm

instructors.

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

Certain eligibility requirements must be met PRIOR to attending any NRA Law Enforcement Firearm

Instructor school. Application to attend must be made on the proper forms to NRA headquarters and

confirmation to attend received prior to arriving at schools. NRA Membership is NOT REQUIRED to

attend any NRA Law Enforcement Firearm Instructor School. You must be:

1. A public law enforcement officer, vested with powers of arrest, required to carry a firearm in the

furtherance of their duties, working for any federal, state, county, or municipal agency having a

minimum of 3 years of law enforcement-related experience. These may include but are not limited

to officers, deputy sheriffs, agents, investigators, troopers, park rangers, land & natural resource

officers, animal wardens, tribal police, correctional officers, railroad police, etc…

2. A private law enforcement officer, licensed, authorized, and required to carry a firearm in the

furtherance of their duties working for a licensed security agency, company or corporation having

a minimum of 3 years of law enforcement/security-related experience. These may include but not

be limited to private corrections, nuclear security, private investigators, bank and/or armored car

guards, personal protection personnel, etc…

3. A retired or previously employed law enforcement officer who HAD arrest powers, has NO

criminal convictions may lawfully possess a firearm, has remained active in law enforcement

training, and has a minimum of 3 years of law enforcement-related experience.

4. A current member of the United States military, active duty or reserve, applying to attend

under written orders from their command, or applying with a letter of request from the

commanding officer or a senior NCO of their unit.

5. A GSA Approved Government Contractor, under some circumstances. A letter on company

letterhead verifying your current employment, and/or GSA contractual agreement, and a readable

copy of your government-issued photo ID must accompany application.

See page 2 of the application for a complete list of categories of eligibility. Applicants must be A

CITIZEN OF THE UNITED STATES OR A LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT OF THE

UNITED STATES.