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  • tallengnr1
    CGN/CGSSA Contributor
    CGN Contributor
    • Nov 2005
    • 322

    Interest in a Trap Class?

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    Last edited by tallengnr1; 04-10-2015, 8:05 AM.
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    edbon9
    Member
    • Oct 2005
    • 133

    I'd definetely be up for a class with Leo. I'd also heard good things about Dave Bonillas being a very good instructor and he's somewhat local, though I've heard he doesn't teach a lot. I might be able to round up more troopers

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    • #3
      TKo_Productions
      Member
      • Dec 2005
      • 370

      $165 a day?

      I shoot trap often, but have never attended a skeet/trap class. Is that the usual rate? Low end? High end?
      In a letter dated December 28th 2005 Deputy Attorney General Alison Merrilees stated:

      "You should also be aware that we intend to add it soon to the DOJ Assault Weapons Identification Guide. Therefore, the Stag-15 will soon be classified as an assault weapon."

      To Mrs. Merrilees I ask:

      Whats your definition of soon?

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      • #4
        edbon9
        Member
        • Oct 2005
        • 133

        think of it this way.. Leo is one of the TOP guys in the sport, his tips and hints will save you CASES of ammo by lettting you know on what you are doing wrong and correcting those mistakes. private classes usually run around $100-150 a day. How much would people pay to get private classes from someone like Rob Leatham for handguns??

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        • #5
          multiprocessing
          Junior Member
          • Feb 2006
          • 7

          Thank you for sharing that with us. Those are reasonably priced classes and sounds like it's a good value.

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