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flechero wrote: ↑Mon Apr 17, 2023 10:21 am A buddy texted me a little while ago- they are already sold out and on a waitlist!

That's like 13 hours to sell out. And they opened at 6pm on a Sunday night!

They're probably gonna need to do more than one of these a year... or perhaps there should be other groups holding Tactical Conventions? With the spread of license-to-carry and constitutional carry the demand for quality training is only going to increase.

Got my ticket. Thanks!

I got live fire courses with Gabe White, Wayne Dobbs, and John Murphy. All highly recommended instructors. Very much looking forward to it!!

oljames3 wrote: ↑Fri Dec 09, 2022 1:30 am Paladin, at TAC-CON 2022, I attended 4 live fire classes totaling 10 hours of live fire training. Also, 14 hours of classroom training. Yes, the hard part is attending all of the classes you want to attend, but everyone can get 24 hours of training.

That's good to hear! From their communications it sounded like I could ask for my top five and "hope to shoot live-fire at TacCon". I requested 5 but have no idea what I'll get.

2023 will be my first TAC-CON and I'm looking forward to it. There are a ton of great instructors in the lineup. The comments I hear from previous attendee's is mostly the disappointment that with so many great classes going on simultaneously that they can't attend all the ones they want to. You have to pick and choose... which is not an easy task.

They make you pick your top choices for live fire classes, you only get one of those, and you are not guaranteed to get what you want. For me, so far that has been the biggest disappointment... as there are many instructors I would like to do live fire training with, as opposed to classroom lectures that I see a lot of online.

There is a competition held as well, but honestly Dallas Pistol Club has competitions every single weekend at a much lower cost so my personal interest level is low on that. Time with quality instructors is worth a lot more to me.

Overall probably a lot less range time than a typical 3 day training class.