Handgun training

[stretch]

I am looking into taking a one day handgun training course, I already have my CCW but would like more training. Although I would like to take an extensive multiday training class at some point, time and money are tight right now so I would like to keep this discussion to single day classes within the state.

Right now I am looking at a few options

1 Colorado Shooting Sports Tactical Pistol class with instructor Anthony Navarro

2 Precision Defensive Shooting School Level 1 class with instructor Ed Rodriguez

3 suggestions welcome

Does anyone have experience with either of these guys or someone else you would like to recommend? I am looking for a class that covers basics but also covers movement, malfunctions, multiple targets, etc. Also small class size is preferred over a class of 25 people all shooting at once with a Drill Instructor barking orders.

Thanks

[Irving]

I've heard Raven Company is good.

[Glock19fan]

http://www.coloradoshootingsports.com/Training.html

I will try them pretty soon.

[mightymouse]

1 Colorado Shooting Sports Tactical Pistol class with instructor Anthony Navarro

2 Precision Defensive Shooting School Level 1 class with instructor Ed Rodriguez

Anthony is good people and a good shooter.

Ed Rodriguez has claimed OGA and Delta connections and when questioned by current SF cadre over on SOCNET refused to provide credentials. Caveat Emptor.

[Tora]

Ed is who he says he is. I have seen his credentials.

[brian1277]

"1 Colorado Shooting Sports Tactical Pistol class with instructor Anthony Navarro"

take the class with Anthony, great class and underpriced.
you will have a great time

[SA Friday]

http://practicalshootingacademy.com/

Ron Avery is a Grandmaster shooter that does nothing but train shooters. He's been doing it for a very long time. Can't get much better than that.

[cysoto]

http://practicalshootingacademy.com/

Ron Avery is a Grandmaster shooter that does nothing but train shooters. He's been doing it for a very long time. Can't get much better than that.

+1 for Ron; he's a good man and an amazing instructor.