>Who is legit?
>Who is shit?
>Who have you trained with?
References:
https://www.gunsite.com/course-offerings/
https://www.prairiefire.com/courses/
https://internationaltactical.com/courses.html
https://firearmtraining.nra.org/student-courses/
https://rogersshootingschool.com/collections/classes
https://www.insightstraining.com/catalog.asp
https://universalshootingacademy.com/courses/
https://rangemaster.com/firearms-training/
https://sigsaueracademy.com/courses
https://thunderranchinc.com/home?post_type=product
https://massadayoobgroup.com/
https://www.sagedynamics.org/calendar
https://kmprecisionrifletraining.com/training/
https://www.tactical-firearms.com/upcoming-courses.html
https://www.firearmstraining.com/classes
https://www.constellis.com/training/
https://alliancepolicetraining.com/courses/
All of them want your money to make you feel alternatively
>scared
>like an action hero
If that's what you're into, they are all the same.
Training is for losers who can't read a book.
Or is reading for people too autistic to train?
you cut that out
It's all good bro. I love reading. Check out "Shooting to Live with the One Hand Gun" and "The Happy Handgunner" for weird gun advice.
Training is what you receive in the police and military in order to do a job with a gun.
Being a trainer is a commanding role of responsibility, which is earned, and so is granted by default to veterans and police in militias.
This puts the trained and competent people in charge, and helps them to train citizens who are not veterans or have serious familiarity or training with firearms.
Just remember that many people join the police and military with zero prior firearms experience. If you want professional training, and you have to ask, I'd assume you have no training in the military or police.
In that case, you could just get professional training for a job that involves firearms. You could train yourself, but you would have to set your own standard. Or you could be trained by someone who has firearms training, which is what happens when you join the police and military.
If you have the will, you will find a way.
Consider joining the police or military.
Or simply teaching yourself marksmanship.
Or even the paramilitary militias that police and military join.
In order to train armed patriotic citizens with professional firearms training.
For the revolution.
>Being a trainer is a commanding role of responsibility, which is earned, and so is granted by default to veterans and police in militias.
And to active military who support the Patriots
This is normal for the Patriot militias
It is normal for militias in general
Having read a book won't help you in a gunfight without actually applying the knowledge in a training scenario.
Thanks for posting.
For the n00bs, I would recommend getting a range membership, a shot timer, cases and cases of ammo, friends that can help you run some drills.
Drills and scored shooting in general are underrated. A lot of people just go shooting, which is fun, but has minimal training value.
Thinking about taking a MSP RDS class
I hadn't heard of them before.
ITTS is really good.
>t. Dad took their pistol course and they've been adding more modern curriculum for red dot shooting