NRA Outdoors has posted 2017 firearms training classes for all locations, including two specialty classes, a women-only class with Brenda Weatherby, and a night vision tactical carbine class with a hog hunt.
In West Virginia, there's an additional range for tactical carbine and numerous dates for all classes, including precision long range.
We also have brand new non-firearms classes, including an emergency casualty care course and a non-ballistic weapons training course.
The Hosted Adventures are filling up fast. The two newest are a prairie dog hunt with Orange County Choppers Designer Jason Pohl and a night vision tactical carbine class with a hog hunt on the last night.
Find out more about NRA Outdoors' Hosted Adventures and Schools.
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| With the largest elk herd in the lower 48 states, it's not uncommon to see numerous elk every day on this northwest Colorado hunt. Read More | Train at a private range to learn techniques and strategies and to get familiar with the night vision gear before hunting hog at a private ranch. Read More |
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| In addition to hunting the largest prairie dog population in Montana, each hunter will have the opportunity to win a top-of-the-line spotting scope. Read More | Shoot some of the best long-range equipment available, and learn from knowledgeable instructors who will break down the process in great detail. Read More |
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| A two-day world-class introduction to defensive tactical shooting at a private training facility with federally accredited instructors. Read More | Fourteen students will have the opportunity to join Brenda Weatherby and NRA Outdoors for two days of shooting and hunting instruction, learning new skills on the Camilla, Weatherby's first rifle designed by women, for women. Read More |
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