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Have an interview today for a job I don't want, with a manager who, after googling her, I would prefer to never speak to...
Will be a great opportunity to work on discussing skills and concepts, along with practicing professionalism without actually giving a crap. I like to give a crap, so this will be a new one.
So practicing your management skills :)Quote:
Originally Posted by CavSct1983
I hope you get an offer, so you can practice politely declining as well. Plus it feels good to turn down work when you don't need it.
HeheheQuote:
Originally Posted by whitewalrus
Ive a question & for those who know me it's probably not a stretch to imagine... is there a proper course / class / private instruction for an introduction to applied ballistics around here? I think I'm ready to try & get my sniper-nerd on & I'd like some direction.
My learning curve has been so steep in the last year its been a bit overwhelming @ times & yet its simultaneously never enough to satiate me. I keep finding huge gaps in knowledge & not because I haven't had excellent mentorship but likely because I just couldn't remember it all or all the bits & bobs have been misfiled.
Not sure if Brian W. is doing any classes in CO, but dude knows his stuff.
https://www.cprifle.com/contact-us
These dudes have been around a while too:
http://www.t3main.com/
Thank you CavSct.
There was something similar to this in Wyoming that I was very interested in but sadly the man who taught it passed away this spring.
Oh yeah, Thursday...................
thank you to the VA for responding in a timely manner, for medical referral [ROFL3]
Figures. The level 1 class isn't too far off & I don't think I can make arrangements in time to attend. Went & got my hopes up for not.
Well fuck.
I have taken other courses from Kenaz Tactical that were well done, but never the long range. They are limited on the range (max 400 yards)Quote:
Originally Posted by ChickNorris
https://www.ktgfirearms.com/shooting...ision-rifle-1/