Anyone know of a good tac course in north,northeast ga? Shooting out back ain't bad to teach the wife but want something more. Hard to swallow pay to shoot and won't use a range.i know sounds stupid but tried it and I taught her to shoot the way I was taught really dont need someone who is an expert at call of duty critiquing every little thing. Any info is helpful
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Looking for a tac pistol course in north ga
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Look up willr1. He teaches dones pretty good courses from what I hear.
Thee are some good guys down your way but for an added option If you don't mind a little travel I teach classes fulltime & am available to do a class any day of the week or weekend unless already having a different class.
I recently had some soldiers come through, one of which left a nice referral on my website,
www.protectivemeasures.com
I will also build a custom class around an individual or groups specific goals.
I recently had some soldiers come through, one of which left a nice referral on my website,
www.protectivemeasures.com
I will also build a custom class around an individual or groups specific goals.
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http://www.suarezinternationalstore.com/aug18-2012-defensive-pistol-skills-chattanooga-tn.aspx
I'm going to that class Aug18-19.
I'm going to that class Aug18-19.
Sounds good but I'm thinking I formed the post wrong. Really don't need the training, I'm a ga pble cert. with 10 yrs and approx 250 advanced post hrs including swat level 1&2. What I should have said is I'm looking for a place to shoot where the have a tactical course of fire set up. But thanks for the info if I decide to brush up these look like some good options
I would think that if an IPSA or IPSC pistol match was not to your liking then I would look up some old L.E. buddies or contact some local officers & see if they might hook you up.
Agree with expanding your geographical circle and Protective Measures is SOLID and far beyond a great value.
According to some of my students & contacts their curriculum is very similar to mine w/ a heavy emphasis on close-up fighting w/ a pistol.
From what I've read on their forum I have to say I've been impressed that pretty much everything has been tactically sound & as safe as can be expected when conducting these kinds of drills.... which is more than I can say for a lot of other places.
I'm not referring to anyone specifically on here but there are some "pop-up" guys out here now teaching watered down stuff that are either going to get people hurt or give them a false sense of competence that hopefully won't ever be tested.
