I posted this in the Formal Instruction thread, but it seems to have gotten lost there. Thought some might find this interesting, or perhaps even helpful. Hope cross-posting is not a punishable offense.
I just spent a few days up in NH at Sig Sauer Academy over the weekend. Took their one day Defensive Handgun 104, which was relatively basic, but a good review, particularly in one-handed weapons manipulation.
The other class I attended was a two-day Extreme Close Quarters Battle Long Gun with Todd Rassa, which I really enjoyed. I ran it with a Ruger PC9, a shotgun, and an AR. It involved a lot of unsighted shooting from contact distances using compressed positions, plus it incorporated a good deal of armed and unarmed combatives. It was more about fighting with a gun than it was about what we normally think of as shooting. Despite my doing a lot of training, most of it was new to me and quite interesting.
Here's their description:
https://www.sigsaueracademy.com/productdisplay/extreme-close-quarters-battle-long-gun-rassa
I had not heard of Rassa before the class, but it turns out that he is a terrific instructor. I would recommend SSA in general, as they offer a ton of classes. Just wish they were a little closer. On the upside, with a NH CCP you can carry the whole time you're there.
Note: Turns out you don't even need a permit to carry there, as NH has gone Constitutional Carry. God bless America!