Rattlesnake Ridge

[mdlave]

Anyone ever trained with these guys? They seem to have a pretty extensive course selection. I'm especially interested in firsthand accounts of training.

[mdlave]

Nobody?

[et45]

They're skeered of the rattlesnakes.

[Guest Bronker]

My wife and mother-in-law took their HCP course with them back in January. These were two housewives that had never fired a gun before. From all accounts, and from judging by their enthusiasm and chatter --- this is a first-class operation all the way. The RO's and instructors were direct and precise, fair and respectful. Listening to them talk, these guys apparently are very knowledgeable as well. They treated my wife as if she had been a seasoned veteran of firearms. She had nothing but praise for the entire experience. Based on that, I would have to recommend them wholly.

[Guest Legally Armed]

Owner Ed Lowrey is a retired Army S.F., C.W.O., [ 5th Group ].

His personal history of training is extensive in the U.S.A. and other parts of the world (military and non-military).

He is a good example of a low profile professional former S.F. Operator.

He is also a part time deputy with Montogmery County Sheriff Office.

Trainning courses consist of civilian, L.E.O., and military.

Training here is to the point and beneficial.

No person promted me to write this.

Classes at Rattle Snake Ridge are not cheap. If you can afford it, well worth the money.

Legally Armed

[Guest redbarron06]

Anything more recent than 2008?