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MDTS is coming to EFGA - Tactical Carbine and Pistol Courses

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Russell    3

Russell
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Hi folks, just wanted to let you all know about some upcoming training courses at EFGA. Chris Fry from MDTS Training will be running a tactical carbine course on July 13th and a tactical pistol course on July 14th. Registration for both courses is now open. For info/course descriptions and registration you can go to: http://mdtstraining.com/services.htm.

 

These courses are open to everyone, not just EFGA members.  The carbine course is filling up so if you're thinking about going sign up now!

 

I'm not affiliated with MDTS; I'm just helping coordinate with EFGA to bring Chris to the range.  I've taken both of these courses from Chris in the past and they were both excellent. Chris is a top notch instructor.

Hope to see many of you there!

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What are the equipment requirements for the pistol course

http://www.mdtstraining.com/CPS.htm

 

Equipment List:

Pistol permit, serviceable pistol, comfortable clothing or duty uniform, 300 rounds ammunition, minimum of 2 magazines/speedloader & holders, sturdy belt & strong side holster only, eye & ear protection, weather appropriate clothing, hydration, note taking materials and cover garment.

 

Optional Equipment:

Note taking materials, lunch for a full days class.

 

NOTE: *If you have a .22 conversion kit for your pistol you can use it during this course but it is highly recommended you attempt to shoot the majority of the course with your carry ammunition caliber. You WILL need a minimum of 200 rounds of regular ammunition which you will be shooting.

Take the class. You won't be disappointed.

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