TimeOut

So, after a truly long period of time (just under ten and a half years), I decided to sign-up for an advanced firearm training course held by the eponymous founder from the thread's title. The reason it took me so long to attend a formal class despite act...  

If recent events tell us anything is that people often wait until it is too late to come into firearm possession and to train adequately and become proficient with their use.

Seeing that is what makes one wonder how irresponsible it is not to be prepared and well trained.... This course was a genuine pleasure, they constantly improve upon the classes that they offer, and I was told there are 4-5 day classes in the works for ne... 

By the way, I finally ended up buying a 'donor' 1911 for whenever one of the full-custom masters end up having time to build me one. It's a Springfield Mil-Spec........

Ask me how I know Best, Jorge

Thanks for looking, Filip

Out of the 22 people in class (even including the 3 Powers family members who organized the class), I was the only person with a 1911, thus Haley began referring to me as his '1911 guy' LoL. I just can't love a polymer firearm as much as a classic metal o... 

what the well-executed diploma looks like after course completion ........ (yes, that's a bona-fide wet seal in the lower right-hand corner).... ...  

performance assessments going in, and after coursework?

not in some strict, numerical context. Obviously, we could all see how well we were doing throughout, and where tangible improvements could be made on an individual basis. Their team's 'baseline assessment' is simply the Combat Effectiveness Test from 5 t...