Range masters and firearms instructors must be proficient in a broad-spectrum including organization training, and documentation. They must have a comprehensive understanding of the responsibility undertook when accepting this position. Programs they design and implement may ultimately result in taking a life that will likely result in litigation. To prepare for that liability, range masters and firearms instructors must constantly prepare for community scrutiny and judicial review.

• Range master selection and position justification

• Adult learning principles

• Lesson plan development and execution

• Safety of their personnel and students

• Range incident action plans including medical emergencies

• Span and overall control of the Range Master

• Budget development for the Range Master

• Pertinent case law

• Policy and procedure development for the Range Master

• Scheduling and record-keeping for the Range Master