Just wanted to write up a quick review of the class I attended this weekend.
For starters I was pretty sure i already knew everything, and boy was I wrong. I am an admitted competition shooter. I am a B level USPSA shooter, as well as 3-Gun, and various other rifle disciplines. Just so you know where I am coming from.
The class started with a lecture on how to avoid getting into a gunfight. Followed by an explanation of the draw stroke, and why it is important. As well as an explanation of the proper way to grip a pistol. Then we got into some dry fire, and sight alignment drills.
The second half of the day was spent on the range. We started with small targets fairly close, and concentrated on stepping out of the line of fire, and firing a perfect shot. We then switched to some bigger targets, and sped up.
The morning of day two we headed straight to the range. It was quite apparent that every shooters groups where better than they had been the day before. I watched as very new shooters were hitting a small steel target at 50 yards with ease.
The afternoon of day two started off on the range. We went into shoot the threat to the ground, as well as multiple threat encounters, how to manage them, how to avoid them. As well as a little explanation of more advanced classes, and what to expect from them. We then headed up for a little more lecture and Q & A.
At the end of the day I was really impressed with the structure of the class. Randy did a very good job at explaining the material, as well as the reasons he believed in the material. If you get a chance to train with Randy I highly suggest you do. I know I will be back.
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