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NRA INSTRUCTOR - Basic Instructor Training Course
The NRA Basic Instructor Training (BIT) is the mandatory foundational course for anyone looking to become an NRA Certified Instructor
The NRA Basic Instructor Training (BIT) is the mandatory foundational course for anyone looking to become an NRA Certified Instructor
NRA INSTRUCTOR - Basic Instructor Training Course is a Training in Fort Collins, CO on November 21, 2026. Booking costs $112, and it runs about 6 hours. It is taught by Stirner Tactical Concepts.
The NRA Basic Instructor Training (BIT) is the mandatory foundational course for anyone looking to become an NRA Certified Instructor. This 6-hour course focuses on the essential skills needed to lead a classroom successfully, teaching you the core instructional methods, policies, and procedures common to all NRA training programs. BIT is a foundational prerequisite and does not certify you to teach a specific firearm discipline on its own. It must be paired with a discipline-specific instructor course (such as Pistol, Rifle, or Shotgun). BIT is required before adding your first certification, or within 2 years of adding a new certification.
Available Extras
12:30 PM – 6:30 PM
Your Role as an NRA Certified Instructor: responsibilities, conduct, and what BIT does and does not qualify you to teach
NRA Training Program Structure: how the policies, procedures, and course materials fit together across every discipline
The Total Participant Experience: how students learn and how to keep a class engaged from start to finish
Core Teaching Methods: lecture, demonstration, and coaching techniques you will use in any NRA course
Lesson Planning and Classroom Management: preparing materials, setting up the room, and keeping training on schedule
Practice Teaching: deliver a short lesson to the group and receive feedback on your presentation skills
Have more questions? Contact the instructor
Stirner Tactical Concepts
155 N College Ave. Suite 110
Fort Collins, CO 80524
Testing, Record Keeping, and Reporting: administering exams, documenting results, and submitting paperwork to the NRA
Next Steps After BIT: adding a discipline-specific rating like Pistol, Rifle, or Shotgun within two years
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