ASI Range Officer Training — Certification Opportunity

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ASI Range Officer Training — Certification Opportunity

We’re excited to announce an upcoming ASI Range Officer (RO) Training class. The newly updated curriculum is designed to boost participant readiness by increasing practical time on the range and streamlining classroom instruction. If you’re ready to support your club and build confidence on the range, this training offers clear guidance and hands‑on experience to help you step confidently into the RO role.

Saturday, November 7, 2026 • Renton Fish & Game Club

Event Details

  • Date: Saturday, November 7, 2026
  • Time: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
  • Location: Renton Fish & Game Club
  • ASI Club Affiliation Number: 1700
  • Address: 17205 SE 144th St, Renton, WA 98059
  • Classroom: Building next to the Skeet Range

Training Overview

  • Classroom instruction paired with hands‑on range exercises
  • Students must pass both components to earn certification
  • Practical skills include: running the timer, scoring, managing shooters, and responding to simulated unsafe behaviors
  • Class size limited to 17 participants

Participant Requirements

  • Active ASI Membership Participants must maintain an active, paid ASI membership. The 90‑Day Temporary Membership is not eligible for RO Training. Your membership record must be complete and current, include a clear photo of your face, and have your digital membership card downloaded.
  • Match Experience Participation in at least three ASI matches (or instructor approval).
  • Rule Book Review & Trainee Experience Review the ASI Rule Book and begin serving as a Range Officer Trainee under guidance from your Primary Club Contact (PCC).
  • PCC Recommendation Obtain a verbal recommendation from a PCC listed at: https://asi-usa.org/affiliate-club-locations/ ASI will follow up with them.
  • Application & Fee Complete the online RO Training Application using the same email address as your membership: https://app.joinit.com/o/asi/uhKvaGfcW5BvbzxBd Class fee: $20.00
  • Post‑Training Expectations Serve as a Range Officer throughout the year and work with your PCC‑assigned RO mentor to continue developing your skills.
  • Certification Maintenance Successful completion of the class and continuous maintenance of an active ASI membership.

How to Prepare for Class

  • Study the Rules Review the ASI Rule Book, especially Safety (p.2) and Range Commands (p.4).
  • Volunteer at Matches Helping with setup, taping, or teardown provides valuable hands‑on exposure to match flow and safety practices.
  • Connect with Leadership Building relationships with PCCs strengthens your visibility and helps integrate you into the RO community.

What to Bring

  • Lunch, snacks, and fluids
  • Weather‑appropriate clothing (avoid loose garments; outdoor range portion included),
  • Hat with a bill and tight neck shirt.
  • No open toe shoes
  • Eye and ear protection
  • Approximately 100 rounds of ammunition
  • A safe handgun (semi‑auto or revolver, .22 rimfire or larger)
  • A spare magazine or speed loader
  • A holster or a gun case/range bag for transporting your firearm when not shooting

For more information or to request the application, contact support@asi-usa.org.

Let’s enhance safety and camaraderie within our ASI community!

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