Training Classes around Roswell

[Ex313]

One of my coworkers lives in the Roswell area and is looking for some concealed carry training.

Any recommendations?

 

[Megawolf]

Adventure Outdoors has a couple free ones this Saturday by Sig Academy.

Norcross Gun Club is where my wife went. She had a female intructor who she loved. I had @inkdaddy at Quichshot Buckhead give me mine and was pleased.

 

[Ex313]

Adventure Outdoors has a couple free ones this Saturday by Sig Academy.

Norcross Gun Club is where my wife went. She had a female intructor who she loved. I had @inkdaddy at Quichshot Buckhead give me mine and was pleased.

Thanks!

 

[spencer60]

I think Sharpshooters runs training classes as well. They would be local and could recommend trainers who use their range at least.

 

[cmshoot]

I run courses on a regular basis in the metro area in a myriad of disciplines; handgun, carbine, shotgun, SMG, Precision Rifle, etc.

I am conducting a CCW Handgun Tactics & Techniques Course on August 25 in Jefferson GA. Complete information can be found here: https://www.theoutdoorstrader.com/t...ctics-techniques-aug-25-jefferson-ga.1710076/

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

If your friend thinks that part of "training" about carrying a loaded gun in public for self-defense involves knowing Georgia's gun laws about carrying firearms, off-limits locations, what "no weapons" signs really mean, and the laws about justified use of deadly force (both as to criminal law and a possible lawsuit in civil court later), I suggest:

Buy my book!

It's on Amazon.com
https://www.amazon.com/Georgia-Weapons-Laws-Laypersons-Summary/dp/1514871327

and it's sold at a dozen or more gun shops and shooting ranges around Atlanta, including Sharpshooters in Roswell and Alpha Bravo Armory in Alpharetta.

As for the hands-on component of fast and accurate shooting, drawing from concealment, etc. my co-author on the book, Dan, is an instructor who teaches classes at the Johns Creek Indoor Range on weekends.

 

[Ex313]

If your friend thinks that part of "training" about carrying a loaded gun in public for self-defense involves knowing Georgia's gun laws about carrying firearms, off-limits locations, what "no weapons" signs really mean, and the laws about justified use of deadly force (both as to criminal law and a possible lawsuit in civil court later), I suggest:

Buy my book!

It's on Amazon.com
https://www.amazon.com/Georgia-Weapons-Laws-Laypersons-Summary/dp/1514871327

and it's sold at a dozen or more gun shops and shooting ranges around Atlanta, including Sharpshooters in Roswell and Alpha Bravo Armory in Alpharetta.

As for the hands-on component of fast and accurate shooting, drawing from concealment, etc. my co-author on the book, Dan, is an instructor who teaches classes at the Johns Creek Indoor Range on weekends.

Man, I forgot about this. I'll make sure he knows about it.
Thanks.

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