Defensive Pistol Class- Personal Protection in the Home

[Guest Phantom6]

Saturday June 23, 2007

Personal Protection in the Homeis much more than just a routine shooting course.

You will learn:

• Strategies for home safety and responding to a violent confrontation
  
• Levels of awareness in and around your home
  
• Firearms and the law: possession, ownership and the use of firearms in self defense
  
• Introduction to defensive shooting
  
• Basic defensive handgun skills

Saturday, June 23 from 8:30-4:00. Classroom is at Charlie’s Knives 1944 O.R. Turnpike in the 4 Oaks Center. Call or email to register

Austin’s Tennessee Firearms School

969 Oak Ridge Turnpike #227

Oak Ridge, TN 37830

Phone: 865.483.1108

Email: info@firearmsclasses.com

www.firearmsclasses.com

Be safe, be confident, be trained!

Call 865.483.1108 Today

[Guest Phantom6]

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[Marswolf]

I've heard some good things about this course.

[Guest Len]

This is an interesting course. Its "big brother" (Personal Protection Outside the Home) is even more interesting, and both have been well-received in the NRA Training Counselor community. Both courses cover legal and tactical issues and include much more "training" than an entry-level NRA course, and offer a more "real-life" approach to training.

We'll be offering the two-course sequence (take one or both, 22 hours total) next month in middle TN, and will post the info when I have it. I'll be taking the course as a student, not teaching it.

I've heard some good things about this course.

[Marswolf]

I'd love to do both courses mostly to do a critique. (But not enough to pay for them. ) I keep hearing good things about how these are real-world classes rather than Rambozo stuff. This is probably what 95% of defensive shooters need.

[Guest Len]

I've read the course manuals for both and have seen the lesson plans. This is a situation where the quality of the instructor is going to make a huge difference. (As it so often does.) I'm taking both classes next month from a man I respect. We shall see. I'm no expert, but I think I can differentiate stuff that might actually happen in the real world vs the crazy stuff. I'll post a critique after the courses.

I'd love to do both courses mostly to do a critique. (But not enough to pay for them. ) I keep hearing good things about how these are real-world classes rather than Rambozo stuff. This is probably what 95% of defensive shooters need.