Will Rambeau Moderator Reg: 01-25-2003
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Quote: Roger Kutzler
But think of the sweet deals we`ll be able to get in a couple years when all the yuppies decide to sell this stuff that`s been just sitting in their closet.
I don't see this much as yuppies buying ( they did during things like Y2K ), this more like the members of the gun culture seeing the writing on the wall.
I'm doubting that there will be sell-offs of these weapons down the line.
"The problem, as I see it, with all kinds of folks go'n out and buy'n a bunch of firepower is that most of those folks don't have a clue about how to use the thing, and that makes them dangerous and not in a positive way."
Actually, considering the number of guns in this country, accidental injuries and deaths are rare.
But I'd be willing to bet that the gun training schools will be on the "hit list" of the upcoming anti-gun administration, so I'd suggest everyone attend them while you still can.
I've never felt the need, so I've never looked into schools like this.
So, for those that have attended, y'all think the classes are worthwhile for the average citizen?
With out a doubt. There are different classes for different levelsof experience and I thinkanyone would enjoy them and learn. (I have a brother in the USMC that took a course w/me, and he enjoyed it as well.)
Will Rambeau Moderator Reg: 01-25-2003
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Alyssa,
I've always considered myself a good shot ( plus the whole combat experience thing ) but I've learned valuable lessons from each of the gun training schools that I've attended.
If I could only go to one of the schools now, I'd choose Front Sight - they've become the industry leader. Good folks, and the facility grows every day.
Will, your recommendation speaks volumes.
(don't anyone else go and get all butt-hurt, though)
I don't suppose thay have a combat shotgun course?
Before I deployed last year, I trained at Ft Dix with some Air Force Airfield takedown/Spec Ops guys. We drilled with our M9s and M16s, but never did touch on shotgun tactics.
Those skills were tested, and found plenty sufficient (shockingly so. I really didn't think I'd had enough time to practice some of the drills.)
I'd love the chance to polish my shotgun skills, esp. close quarter and transition drills.
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