Re: Firearms training classes?

[Larry Hadley <lhadley1@xxxxxxxx>]

Actually, these places are quite good. They teach things like stress
management and not just what *to* do in a crisis situation - but what
*not* to do. They teach you to analyze a situation and make key
decisions.

A classic example is to avoid hollywood stunts like driving *and*
shooting. Pick one - driving *or* shooting; trying to do both just
causes you to be bad at both.

Jeff Pawlowski wrote:
> 
> --- T-RO <tro@mpinet.net> wrote:
> > Just wondering if anyone out there's been to a class
> > or two at places
> > such as Gunsite, Thunder Ranch, etc..
> >
> 
> What's that?  Basic firing?  I learned that when I was
> a kid, plinking cans.  I actually had no idea that
> they have classes for this stuff.
> 
> The only class that I've ever attended was the legal
> course for my conceal-carry.  It was extremely
> elementary.  I didn't take the range course, since I
> passed it by walking in.  It is tough to miss your
> target, however, at 10 feet.
> 
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