What's the #1 class you'd recommend if..

[SoCalEnthusiast]

you've already had a basic firearms training class ages, with some other classes from you friends?

Recommendations, comments? Advise on my 2nd proper class would be appreciated. Thanks in advance!!!!

[afteractionreport]

Foward assist training

[P5Ret]

Are you that good? Where do you frequent? Maybe I've run into you before. Usually I have a few peeps around me taking notes on how to properly shoot with impeccable accuracy. Maybe you seen me?

Why is a class necessary? What can anyone teach you that you haven't achieved on your own?

Seriously though maybe a basic pistol course with a real qualified instructor. Even though I'm sure that won't work for you since you've claimed expert status more than once before.

[SoCalEnthusiast]

I've already taking basic pistol course. I just think anytime you can get more schooling, the better off you are. I think you would agree with that.

[P5Ret]

you've already had a basic firearms training class ages, with some other classes from you friends?

Recommendations, comments? Advise on my 2nd proper class would be appreciated. Thanks in advance!!!!

I've already taking basic pistol course. I just think anytime you can get more schooling, the better off you are. I think you would agree with that.

The maybe perhaps you should have stated that you took a basic handgun course and not a basic firearms course as they are not the same thing.

A bit more information as to what classes are available and where you are planning to go to receive formal instruction may aid people in pointing you in the right direction. Defensive handgun may be a good starting point, but keep in mind that if you go in with your know it all attitude you very well may be asked to leave. Instructor's have little patience for that, and are focused on people who want to learn and learn correctly.

[SuperSet]

You'll want to visit the Competition/Training sub-forum. These 2 links there will get you started.

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=938957

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=715723

[Sharp Shooter]

Well I'm not one to brag but I shot superb (just like every time). It's good being such a perfect shot like myself. I'm definitely one that impresses the rangemaster every time I go. Without a doubt.

What's pretty cool about the range I go to, is that I turn heads when I enter the building. I'm rather well known at my range. A lot of peeps ask for helpful hints on how to shoot like a master. I obviously share. It's good being me.

It seems with your mad skillz you should be teaching a course not taking one.

[SoCalEnthusiast]

The maybe perhaps you should have stated that you took a basic handgun course and not a basic firearms course as they are not the same thing.

A bit more information as to what classes are available and where you are planning to go to receive formal instruction may aid people in pointing you in the right direction. Defensive handgun may be a good starting point, but keep in mind that if you go in with your know it all attitude you very well may be asked to leave. Instructor's have little patience for that, and are focused on people who want to learn and learn correctly.

In class I show extreme discipline and respect to the teacher. That's a must.

[Mitch]

Foward assist training

[hermosabeach]

If you have not purchased a shot timer... add it to the list...
If you do not have a range/ place to shoot where you can draw, move and shoot... add it to the list....

but the competition thread has lots of great info

[TheExiled]

What was wrong with the suggestions youve gotten in every one of your past threads?

[gunhun]

It seems with your mad skillz you should be teaching a course not taking one.

narcissistic personality disorder? Or full blown bipolar?

Just messin around OP....

[SoCalEnthusiast]

I'd love to teach classes, right now Im just honing my skills.

[SoCalEnthusiast]

I'm an OC kinda guy. The thing with myself is, I like to pay a little bit more money and get a "private" class. Primarily because I can afford it and I learn better that way.

[HighWildFree]

Hunter Safety Class, take the kids as well.