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Bitter Clinger wrote:We all can benefit from formal training. This weekend I plan to attend a class on drawing from (under) concealment and shooting in low light to no light conditions. If you have never tried to draw while clearing your cover garment, or effectively deployed your handgun while also holding a flashlight, then believe me you will be surprised how difficult these simple actions can be under stress.

Is that the Frisco Gun Club class? If so and afterwards, can you post to let us know how it went?

I am working on signing up for this class. 8 hours and need 500 rounds.


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Can't comment on LEO training, but a few weeks back was at the range. Guy next to me had a compact 9mm and I noticed his empty AIWB holster. We chatted for a few minutes after we had both been shooting in our respective lanes. He said that he was watching me shoot and was curious about why I was taking shots by first keeping my gun aimed towards the ground and then bringing up to the target and why I was also doing 2 shots at once.. I was very happy to explain to him the concept of low ready and double taps... He was obviously LTC but barely had any concept of basics. Just enough to fire his weapon. Hopefully after about 5 minutes of chatting I was able to show him a few techniques to train on. So yea.. I'm going to agree that many if not most don't even have anything past basic gun 101..