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It's just different and the same in some respects. To totally dismiss classes based on one experience, maybe someone needs to take a class? The same way someone who just takes classes should go shoot a competition. I teach Firearms everyday. I have come across "experts" almost on a daily basis. Just cause someone shoots extremely well doesn't make them a good teacher of people. The same way a good teacher of people sometimes don't come in first in a Competition.

I think some people go to classes to... 1. Learn how to shoot. 2. Progress their skills farther. 3. Pick the brain of other instructors to take something back when they teach. Some of the classes mentioned also have curriculum built in regarding... Terminal Ballistics Low Light Shooting Use of Force Medical Training I think gun games have relevance in the Fundamentals of shooting, shooting on the move and overall weapons manipulation. However some stages are planned events with competitors having multiple dry runs knowing where or when to shoot at an exact point. There really is no guess work. See a target shoot a target. Some of the classes have shoot-no shoot scenarios based on your OODA loop. It's not as cut and dry, all the while trying to process complex shapes, numbers, letters, sounds and smells.

Yes. I just got my 01. Two is the first thing. I had to get a letter from Twp zoning. Had to do an LLC with Tax documents and business License. Next is application to state and feds. Feds came first and the state took a bit but both were easy enough. Like Paul said, you have to do it for business reasons not personal. I retire in 8 years so this is my side gig.

Recent pickup... Nighthawk GRP .45 Upgrades include... Hard Chrome Frame Naked Slide Hand Stippling Black Nitride Controls

O man...

I'm happy 5th in Production for the first time at a "Real" Steel match shooting a Glock 19 with factory ammo.

Awesome match. Met some good folks. And them crazy guns with the cylinder in the middle, who knew! @alec.mc

Ah yes. Lol

Yikes

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Full auto is cool if... 1. It's someone else's... 2. It's someone's ammo. 3. Someone else is loading mags. It has almost no LEO applications. Hell most guys that carry em sont even know they have full auto, how to switch to it or how to control it.

Right. If someone showed up and my range and was like hey, I wanna shoot my gun...either semi or full I might have a question or two

Yeah. I'm sure. My dealings are mostly on the LE side of demos and such.

Yeah. Most State Agencies have some dealings with Ft. Dix including some out of state municipalities. Most towns share ranges because of money. Ft. Dix is fairly cheap wity renting ..

I know a few guys but there are restrictions

Interesting

He may be able to go out and shoot them when someone books the Range...

I look at the schedule everyday and never have seen Super Secret Full Auto Owners Range

Please do. I'm interested...

I work on the Ranges every day and have never heard or seen any such thing.

We shoot other things sometimes...

Dat it is....Maybe the G45

X300U 1000 Lumen coming in Tuesday...

Shooters...and a coworker picked one up today from Howell Gun works..both Blue Label pricing It's a Glock 17 Frame with a Glock 19 Slide that shoots 9mm

Glock 45 in da stable...