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Very well stated. If you lived closer, I'd buy you a Starbucks.yerasimos wrote:I do not believe anyone has an inherent, exclusive lock upon good training and intelligent doctrine. Rather, it is up to the student/consumer to continue improving their skills and and understanding. Some training venues help with this more than others for a given student, so there may be a some trial and error involved. I believe it is more a continuing process rather than an immediate change.
I am not sure what NRA courses you are referring, but I have taken Personal Protection Inside The Home and Personal Protection Outside the Home at PSC. The courses are not "tactical" in the sense of para-military training, but they do teach practical tactics for personal protection for the gunowner and their family. Both are NRA courses and are a good value.gwashorn wrote:I have taken some of the NRA courses here locally at my gun range, PSC. Really enjoyed them not to mention the Texas CHL Forum day training. Question is what is near by, (qualify), for advanced training without having to go to Arizona or Oregon? Can't afford that much for a trip even though the training offered is probably fantastic. Looking at tactical and defense training with carbines/AR and pistol etc. Anything this half of Houston Texas area? Thanks.
Gary