Kitsap Rifle & Revolver Club

Established in 1926 for Sport and National Defense

  
  (360) 373-1007 4900 Seabeck Hwy NW; Bremerton, WA  98312

info@gunsafety.org

 
 
  Classes:

All of our courses are taught by certified instructors.  If there is a course you are interested in that is not listed below, one-on-one specialized training is available in any firearms related topic.  Please call the Range office at 360-373-1007 or email education@gunsafety.org to request more information on our schedule.

We currently offer the following courses:

  • Hunters Education:  This course is required to obtain a hunting license for all Washington State residents who were born after mid 1972.  It is also recognized by all states requiring non-residents to have completed a hunter education course prior to obtaining a non-resident license.  This course is held four times throughout the year.   Contact us for information on dates and registration for our classes at hunter_ed@gunsafety.org, or call 360-373-1007.  For more information on the Washington State Hunter Education program, click here.
  • Personal Protection Level I:  This course teaches the fundamentals of personal protection with a firearm (with emphasis on the handgun) including basic understanding of the function a firearm, ammunition choices, how to hit your target and also covers basic laws relating to the use of force and firearms for personal protection.
  • Gunsmithing 101:  These courses are firearm specific and teach complete disassembly, inspection, reassembly and lubrication. Firearms include 1911 type pistols, Smith & Wesson Revolvers, Ruger Revolvers, Glock Pistols, AR-15/M-16 type rifles, Remington 870/1100/1187 Shotguns and others.
  • Constitutional Law:  Do you know what your rights are?  Do you have any rights in what has been described as a post-Christian era?  This course will open your eyes to where we are, how we got here and what needs to be done to secure rights for the following generation.  This course covers the basic constitutional rights afforded to all Americans.   
  • Range Officer:  The KRRC Range Officer course encompasses those issues that must be addressed while acting as an official representative of your club.   Our Range Officer Course includes eight hours of classroom training followed by a 20-hour requirement of acting as a RO Trainee under the supervision of a skilled Range Officer.  This is an excellent course that features topics including shooter safety, range maintenance and range management.  .
  • Basic Home Firearms Safety:  This course teaches the basics.  How to choose a firearm, how to handle a firearm, how to shoot a firearm and also covers basic laws relating to the use of firearms for personal protection.
  • Women's Defensive Handgun:  This is an eight-hour course designed specifically for women.   
  • Reloading:  If you shoot a lot, you know how expensive ammunition can get.  These courses will teach you how to reload your own ammunition and features training on single-stage, progressive and commercial reloading machines. 
  • Individual Training:  Individual training which focuses on your individual needs can be arranged to cover any firearms related topic.  Classes can be set up by calling 360-373-1007 or by email: education@gunsafety.org.

For more information on any of these courses listed above or to suggest a course that is not listed here, contact Marcus at 360-373-1007 or email us at education@gunsafety.org.