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I would vote to stay the course - shoot and lunch. I am looking forward to meeting you all and getting to know you in person. The seminar looks interesting, I have heard Bill Waybourne for example and he is really a terrific speaker. On the other hand, if there really is a group interest in this, I would think that scenario training such as that provided by Robbie Allmon of P2 Concepts, or Mac Mackenzie of Critical Defense Group, while more expensive, would probably be more meaningful in terms of really learning how to deal with an active killer, and to practice strategies for "run, hide, fight" and trauma care. We could put together a really phenomenal 1 or 2 day training on the subject for the members of this forum if we choose to do so.

Pawpaw wrote:I think it's primarily pistols, but someone mentioned bringing a rifle.

I thinking of bringing a coupla carbines!