Tom, you and I talked about this at the Texas City range a cpl weeks ago, but some basic to advanced training similar to what shiloh does on Tues. and Wed. nights for about 2-3 hrs would be beneficial to shooter's in the area and Bill's bottom line.ElGato wrote:He has given the go ahead on any thing I want to teach or what ever the range need's do. There will be lot's to work out as thing's progress, right now he has his hand's full with the contractors and engineers.
Houston comm. college would also be a good model as they hold pistol and carbine training on their Leo range and Memorial shooting centers does some training also.
There is a need for some basic to advanced training in this area and shooter's would love it.
Many at this time can't afford to travel cross country or even to Waco to take a level 1 or 2 pistol and/or carbine course but could do such on a weekly basis for a cpl hours once or twice a week for say range fee plus $50-$65. Most carbine shooter's such as myself know have a 22lr conversion or an 22lr upper or a pistol caliber upper so using a carbine in such a training session should be no problem along with the mentioned pistol training.
I think this could be a boon for Bill and his range business.
It is certainly worth considerable thought I would think.