Handgun training.

[my82cam]

I’ve been wanting to get more formal training and be more proficient with a handgun. I go to the range and shoot and can hit targets, but want to do more Training than just standing and hitting paper.  Anyone have a recommendation on who in the hendersonville area does that?  I thought about guns and leather, I’ve signed up before but they never called me to come to the classes, kind of put a bad taste in my mouth.  

[A.J. Holst]

We're having a two day class in Dayton 2/1 and 2/2.

Randy Harris, Close Range Gunfighting, Suarez International.

Posted in tactics and training.

This was my first class when I started formal training in 2012.

[my82cam]

Thanks for that.  I have been here forever and never even noticed we had a tactics and training section.  That class is exactly what I am looking to do, but is a little far away for me. Probably worth it, but makes it a lot harder to go.  I may post something up in tactics and training too

[A.J. Holst]

22 hours ago, my82cam said:

That class is exactly what I am looking to do, but is a little far away for me

If you have or know someone who has an appropriate place, can schedule something in your area.

The host does receive a professional courtesy for providing the venue.

Also gives other Nashville area folks an opportunity to train without the additional travel time and expense.

[TGO David]

On 12/31/2019 at 5:27 AM, A.J. Holst said:

We're having a two day class in Dayton 2/1 and 2/2.

Randy Harris, Close Range Gunfighting, Suarez International.

Posted in tactics and training.

This was my first class when I started formal training in 2012.

This would be an excellent class to attend.

[Ray Z]

Take the class. It's good structured training. But training is an ongoing thing. Find clubs around you that do USPSA/IDPA matches. Great bunch of people. Lots of fun. If you let somebody know that you are new, you'll get a lot of friendly help.