Training
Welcome to the SRGC Education and Training page. We are always in need of quality Range Cadre for the Rifle Pistol and Shotgun Directorates.
1. To become a range cadre, items a-c listed below and the SRGC Range Cadre information sheet (located on this page), must be completed and submitted to the Education and Training (E&T) Director at training@srgchi.org. This information will be compiled into the SRGC Official OIC/RSO roster and submitted to USARHAW Range Control to validate range operation requirements.
a) Completion of the USARHAW Range Safety training. Upon completion, you will be issued a green OIC/RSO card. You are required to provide this card at Range Control when signing for a range and have the card on you while functioning as a range cadre.
b) A document of successful completion of a NRA Basic Pistol/Rifle course. Active Duty members may substitute a Commanders memorandum, attesting to their firearms qualifications.
c) CPR and First Aid certification. Active Duty members may substitute a Combat Lifesavers course certificate (annually).
2. In addition, candidates who have completed the three certification requirements, above, will also be required to satisfactorily perform the duties of a Range Cadre under the supervision of the activity Director or his representative during an actual Club shooting event.
3. Range Control holds Range Safety training at SGT Smith Theater; contact Schofield Barracks Range Control at (808) 655-1434 to confirm date and time. SRGC coordinated Range Control Range Safety training dates will be posted on this page.
4. It is your responsibility to submit copies of your new documents to the E&T Director, those that do not will be removed from the official SRGC OIC/RSO roster. All range cadres must keep track of the expiration dates of your certifications and renew them as needed. Submit your document to training@srgchi.org
1. To become a range cadre, items a-c listed below and the SRGC Range Cadre information sheet (located on this page), must be completed and submitted to the Education and Training (E&T) Director at training@srgchi.org. This information will be compiled into the SRGC Official OIC/RSO roster and submitted to USARHAW Range Control to validate range operation requirements.
a) Completion of the USARHAW Range Safety training. Upon completion, you will be issued a green OIC/RSO card. You are required to provide this card at Range Control when signing for a range and have the card on you while functioning as a range cadre.
b) A document of successful completion of a NRA Basic Pistol/Rifle course. Active Duty members may substitute a Commanders memorandum, attesting to their firearms qualifications.
c) CPR and First Aid certification. Active Duty members may substitute a Combat Lifesavers course certificate (annually).
2. In addition, candidates who have completed the three certification requirements, above, will also be required to satisfactorily perform the duties of a Range Cadre under the supervision of the activity Director or his representative during an actual Club shooting event.
3. Range Control holds Range Safety training at SGT Smith Theater; contact Schofield Barracks Range Control at (808) 655-1434 to confirm date and time. SRGC coordinated Range Control Range Safety training dates will be posted on this page.
4. It is your responsibility to submit copies of your new documents to the E&T Director, those that do not will be removed from the official SRGC OIC/RSO roster. All range cadres must keep track of the expiration dates of your certifications and renew them as needed. Submit your document to training@srgchi.org
Upcoming Training Events
Sunday 19 Jan 2020
0900 - 1130 at CR2
Rifle / Pistol Training Workshop
Members and guest are welcomed. You must bring your MP 101 Card, holster/sling, 100 rds of rifle and pistol ammunition. Shooters will set up and take down targets, and police brass. See instructors in Red shirts for any questions.
Sunday 19 Jan 2020
0900 - 1130 at CR2
Rifle / Pistol Training Workshop
Members and guest are welcomed. You must bring your MP 101 Card, holster/sling, 100 rds of rifle and pistol ammunition. Shooters will set up and take down targets, and police brass. See instructors in Red shirts for any questions.
MP101 Safety Course Info
The MP101 safety course is scheduled quarterly. Please review our MP101 safety course information and our consolidated range SOP prior to coming to the range.
| srgc_marksmanship_101_lesson_plan_18_july_2016.pdf |
| srgc_marksmanship_sop_6_january_2017.pdf |
| srgc_marksmanship_course_flier.pdf |
| srgc_marksmanship_program_weapons_manipulation_lesson_plan_22_aug_2016.pdf |
| srgc_consolidated_range_sop_5.1.2018.pdf |
Firearms Registration
Any firearms you wish to bring on post must be registered with either the Schofield Barracks Police Admin or the Fort Shafter Police Admin. Information regarding the Schofield Police Admin is below. Information regarding Fort Shafter Police Admin will be posted when available. Bring your HPD firearms registration papers to register, do not bring your firearms. The Schofield Police Admin Office is located at 1366 Lyman Road, Building 3010. It is on the left about an eighth of a mile in from Lyman Gate. Once there proceed to the rear of the building.
| education___training_committee_charter.pdf |
| schofield_police_admin.pdf |
| range_cadre_policy_01oct2017.pdf |
| srgc_range_cadre_info_sheet_24_april_2017.pdf |