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[DaveTN]

Department of Safety will be glad to hear about folks out there putting on "half a day" HCP classes.

It’s obviously about money; so I doubt the DOS cares.

When you look at some of the responses posted by HCP instructors on this and other forum in response to questions about firearms or the law; it’s kinda hard to believe anyone is really taking this seriously.

It’s up to the individual to make sure they get proper training; it is their life, the lives of their family members and their financial well being that are at risk.

All day vs. half day in a BS “training class†where everyone passes no matter what won’t change that.

[BigPoppa]

It’s obviously about money; so I doubt the DOS cares. When you look at some of the responses posted by HCP instructors on this and other forum in response to questions about firearms or the law; it’s kinda hard to believe anyone is really taking this seriously.

It’s up to the individual to make sure they get proper training; it is their life, the lives of their family members and their financial well being that are at risk. All day vs. half day in a BS “training class†where everyone passes no matter what won’t change that.

Well, I take it quite seriously and I know other schools/instructors who do also. Besides it being important to me to give people their money's worth, I'd also not like to have my school shut down and all of the training certificates I have issued revoked. I think my students and alumni might feel the same way.

So, hence why it chaps my ass when these other schools run a 3-4 hour, half-ass, take the money and run course. But hey, whatever works for you..........