I've taken the class four times. I'd give the first instructor a passing grade because back in Fall '95, it was the first class he had taught. There really was something to learn back then so I figure it was worth it. The last three times it was just sit in class, take the test, shoot the gun, nothing but fulfilling a requirement.DoubleJ wrote:man, look at all the noobs!
anyway, I thought the range portion was the "reward" for sittin' through the class!
I agree with the "You can buy a car without knowing how to adjust the timing belt" mentality.
this goes back to the other noobs thread about people knowing the law prior to taking the class. I know I thought I was going to "learn" in my class. If I was supposed to know it, they's gon' teach it. that was my thought process.
I knew how to hit the broad side of the barn. I was no super-secret-squirrell-mallninja-sniper when I took that class. and I took it upon myself to get better. same thing with the law.
but that's just me...
Each instructor made mistakes and by this time I knew when they made them. Nothing is gained by trying to correct an instructor in class so you just hope the other students will take the trouble to learn on their own.