In-person class
NRA Range Safety Officer (RSO)
Nine hours. Become an NRA Certified Range Safety Officer.
Price
$100
Format
Classroom and hands-on, nine hours
Seats
15 per class
Before this
Nothing
Age
21 or older
The Range Safety Officer is the person responsible for everyone’s safety on a live range. This NRA course certifies you for that role, combining classroom instruction with hands-on training at a shooting facility.
What this course covers
- The roles and responsibilities of an RSO
- Range Standard Operating Procedures
- Range inspection
- Range rules
- Delivering range briefings
- Emergency procedures
- Firearm stoppages and malfunctions
What you receive
- The RSO Student Study Guide
- The NRA Gun Safety Rules brochure
- The Basic Firearm Training Program brochure
- Certification as an NRA Certified Range Safety Officer
Course details
- Format: Classroom instruction with hands-on training at a shooting facility
- Length: Nine hours
- Prerequisites: No course prerequisite. You do not need any other NRA class first. The NRA requires you to be at least 21 years old
Price: $100
Common questions
Who is this for?
Anyone who runs or helps run a range. Club officials, training staff, and shooters who want to take on that responsibility properly.
Do I need to be an instructor first?
No. The requirement is that you are 21 or older.
Is this the same as Chief Range Safety Officer?
No. Chief RSO is a separate, higher NRA course.
Ready to book?
Pick a date that suits you.