Training class at AGC?
Training class at AGC?
Just to test the waters.....what type of training would the members and friends of AGC like to have next?
- Gary1911A1
- Member
- Posts: 33
- Joined: Wed Sep 03, 2008 7:51 pm
- Location: Ohio for now anyway.
Not to yank your chain or anything, but you know we shoot carbines after every single pistol match right? If you can hang with the RCC crowd, I'll guarantee you that you'll be ahead of 80% of the shooters that you'll meet in any civilian carbine class in the U.S.Gary1911A1 wrote:An AR Class would be my choice.
Having said all that, I really like the idea of having classes at AGC and I'll try and support whatever the group would like.
A class on the smaller carry guns.
As examples, an upper size limit of Glock 26/27, S&W Shields, etc. Class designed for users of S&W J-frames/Ruger LCR's/Colt D-frame snubby revolvers, or Ruger LCP/KelTec P3AT's, Kahr's, Walther PPK/s, Bersa's, SeeCamp's...
Carry and draw from pocket, waistband, ankle. Draw from seated or other unconventional positions (other then standing upright, facing downrange target) Assorted firing distances, from contact to 25 yards or more. Reloading using speed strips, speedloaders. spare magazine, or even loose ammo carried in pockets. Firing using one hand, kneeling, prone, around cover...
A class for the sort of pocket blasters we wear when we're NOT wearing our Elite Force Super Tac-ti-Cool .46 caliber 1911's (with the weapons mounted light & laser, red dot sight, 3 spare magazines, BUG with spare magazines, collapsable baton, fixed & folding knives, cans of OC & mace, taser, sap & brass knuckles, flashlights, and body armor with plates )
As examples, an upper size limit of Glock 26/27, S&W Shields, etc. Class designed for users of S&W J-frames/Ruger LCR's/Colt D-frame snubby revolvers, or Ruger LCP/KelTec P3AT's, Kahr's, Walther PPK/s, Bersa's, SeeCamp's...
Carry and draw from pocket, waistband, ankle. Draw from seated or other unconventional positions (other then standing upright, facing downrange target) Assorted firing distances, from contact to 25 yards or more. Reloading using speed strips, speedloaders. spare magazine, or even loose ammo carried in pockets. Firing using one hand, kneeling, prone, around cover...
A class for the sort of pocket blasters we wear when we're NOT wearing our Elite Force Super Tac-ti-Cool .46 caliber 1911's (with the weapons mounted light & laser, red dot sight, 3 spare magazines, BUG with spare magazines, collapsable baton, fixed & folding knives, cans of OC & mace, taser, sap & brass knuckles, flashlights, and body armor with plates )
Viva La REVOlution!
training class at AGC
How about tactical medicine?
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 17 guests