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Eagle Defense is probably the best value, though you'll get more range time at a higher cost with an outfit like Grey Ops. A lot of people like LMS and Stoic too, but I've never had a class with them.
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Depends... Do you just want to pass or do you want to gain knowledge/skills from it? There are plenty in both categories.
Note that there is no standard course of fire set by statute. It is totally up to the instructors. You may or may not pass depending on your skill set and the quality of instruction to get you to the necessary skill level. |
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Look into Defense Shot Training, I just went through my Sac County renewal, and was really impressed with John and his crew.
They’ve got a private outdoor range, and a really great model for training. As soon as I have a free weekend, I’m going to book one of their advanced defensive shooting classes. |
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I like Wes at Lagomarsino's Firearm Institute:
https://www.lfiguns.com/ He constantly trains and re-evaluates his own techniques. He then updates his training courses. I've used him for over 6 years now and watched his training material evolve. I've taken his initial CCW class as well as used his many other classes for renewal. He brings in Mike Seeklander and Massd Ayoob. Both were great classes to take. I'd say the only 'issue' might be his rough language. If you are sensitive, you might get offended. |
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I tried to come up with a comprehensive list here:
http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s....php?t=1423135
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What you should do is take the advanced CCW style courses from the various reputable instructors. Any instructor that allows you to run drawing from concealment, shooting while moving, shooting from unusual positions, etc... Sac Valley has a few of those. Sac Gun Club has a few more advanced course, but I am unsure of the specific courses of fire. Best Handgun Training out in Lincoln has a few as well and I know they use a private range, however I am unsure of the specific courses of fire there too. My vote is on Sac Valley, but you'll have to review each of the courses. |
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I haven’t seen an advanced handgun class at Sac Gun Club in over a year. Same with AR classes. They seem to have given up on them. As a member I get a free class every year (unless they have stripped that away too) but I can never use it because all they ever offer is basic handgun and CCW cert classes. And they refuse to honor my free class for a CCW renewal class.
Each year they offer less and charge more. They constantly have gunsmith issues, it’s impossible to shoot in there between June and September due to no AC on the range (an issue they refuse to fix), and now they are giving people huge attitude about doing PPTs. Even people who joined before the doors opened like myself. Sac valley is 100 times better for classes and training. I can also recommend Best Handgun Training, since that’s where I go because SGC refuses to let me take a CCW requalification course as my annual free class, even though it costs the same as other classes. |
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