
Originally Posted by
soco11
Hey coloccw,
Just a thought from my perspective. I like the description of the class and I would definitely jump onboard but for one thing--the cost of the ammo. I understand (I am a competitive shooter) that you actually have to shoot in these classes...but 850 rounds is looking at well into the hundreds of dollars of ammo, if it can even be found in that quantity (which it still can't in some locals). Add that to the price of the class, the price of getting there and the other costs and the cost becomes really significant. I don't doubt for a moment that it is a great class from the description but these are hard times and ammo is almost as precious as gold....
Why not cut the number of rounds required down some? Many of the national trainers have done so over the past couple years as ammo got so expensive and difficult to find. My own feeling, having attended many, many training classes over the years, is that nothing can be learned shooting 850 rounds that can't be learned shooting 500 rounds. And 500 rounds is alot more relaxing and enjoyable in that it allows a person to actually slow fire and practice good technique rather than just ripping off rounds in the general direction of the target.