Pat Rogers died several years ago, and he was not in the metro-Atlanta area. Did you perhaps mean Bill Rogers of the Rogers Shooting School in Ellijay?
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Who's the best handgun instructor in Atlanta metro?
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Pat Rogers died several years ago, and he was not in the metro-Atlanta area. Did you perhaps mean Bill Rogers of the Rogers Shooting School in Ellijay?
I have taken classes from
cmshoot
and I find there is no one better for rifle and precision shooting on the ODT.
I have recently taken several handgun classes from D Deleted member 20875 and I am so impressed that I'm taken another class this week as well!
cmshoot
and I find there is no one better for rifle and precision shooting on the ODT. I have recently taken several handgun classes from D Deleted member 20875 and I am so impressed that I'm taken another class this week as well!
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As a full-time trainer myself I highly recommend this place.. You will not be disappointed with Brian or Shelley.
The Rogers Shooting school is really geared towards agency training as the packages are highly priced and there is a severe time commitment of one week for the class. Most likely worth it if you have the means but that means vacation time and $1200 in class costs
I can definitely recommend Lee Weems
First Person Safety
and, I would say
cmshoot
as well though I’ve yet to take a class from him - it’s on my to do list. I’ll be taking one of Brain Hill’s classes this year, he was recommended by Lee Weems and, seems to be a great instructor from everything I’ve seen.
First Person Safety
and, I would say
cmshoot
as well though I’ve yet to take a class from him - it’s on my to do list. I’ll be taking one of Brain Hill’s classes this year, he was recommended by Lee Weems and, seems to be a great instructor from everything I’ve seen.
For those that want to attend Rogers but can't do the entire week, Ronnie Dodd of Dodd Training & Associates does a 3-day version at his place near Sale Creek, TN. Ronnie was the chief instructor at Rogers for several years.
The Rogers System is not for learning to shoot, and it certainly is not about concealed carry in public.
Rogers is about the test.
The Rogers System is not for learning to shoot, and it certainly is not about concealed carry in public.
Rogers is about the test.
But how much time will you put into dry fire after the class?
