Advance your range safety skills with AllSafe Defense Systems' NRA RSO certification. This hands-on course equips instructors with the knowledge to lead safely and effectively. Read on to discover why this program is a top choice for outdoor shooting safety.
Two-session course to offer RSO training to experienced shooters
Elevate your skills with the NRA's advanced CRSO Course, designed for certified instructors. Gain in-depth knowledge of range safety, design, and operational procedures. This unique training includes hands-on experience in developing Standard Operating Procedures, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of range management. Prepare to lead with confidence in shooting environments.
This is one of the most advanced certifications offered by the NRA. The NRA CRSO Course is authorized to run the Range Safety Officer training classes. Candidates must be current NRA Certified Instructor or have completed the NRA’s Basic Instructor Training (BIT) before taking this course.
The CRSO must have not only extensive knowledge of the RSO program, but be familiar with range design and use. The CRSO is responsible for developing the Standard Operating Procedures for a working range. In order to accomplish this, the CRSO should be able to look at a plot of land and determine the best use of that property for shooting. This entails understanding land development, including grading and berm development for an outdoor range, or bullet proofing walls, understanding bullet trap technology, lighting and air flow for indoor ranges.
The CRSO must have practical knowledge of a range to assure 100% projectile retention, sound abatement, and good neighbor policies. The participants will be required to write an SOP during the two sessions of the class.
Bring your certification paperwork and any required safety gear to ensure a smooth registration process.
Familiarize yourself with NRA safety standards beforehand to maximize your learning experience.
Be ready to participate in simulated emergency scenarios for hands-on learning.
Engage fully in discussions and practical exercises to get the most out of the course.
Range safety courses like this help maintain decades-old outdoor shooting traditions and uphold safety standards established by NRA in 1871.
All sessions emphasize environmental responsibility, promoting proper range cleanup and wildlife protection.
Protect your eyes during practical shooting exercises.
Reduce noise exposure to stay comfortable and focused.
Take notes on safety procedures and course materials.
Stay warm during outdoor sessions in colder months.
winter specific