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**CaliforniaLiberal** · 02-17-2012, 3:29 AM

TFFT?

Is that Tom's Finest Firearms Training?

Tony's Freaky Fast Tattoos?

Terrence's Folksy Friendly Towing?

WTF?

**The Virus** · 02-17-2012, 9:56 AM

Never heard of TFFT, do they have a web sight?

**DVSmith** · 02-17-2012, 10:00 AM

Do you mean these guys?

Gain Elite Military, Law Enforcement, & Security Tactical Training Experience

http://www.tftt.com/

Direct Action Group provides the highest level of cutting edge instruction in the most up to date and progressive firearms skills and tactics for military, law enforcement and private sector personnel. Our programs set industry standards for realism, safety, skill progression and unit cohesion. Whether you are a new officer on the job, seasoned warfighter or civilian shooter, these programs will enhance your existing skill set.

ETA: I always love the fact that when I want to track down a firearms trainer I can go to the AllSafe Defense website and TJ lists his competitors in the industry.

All Safe Defense Systems - Firearm & Self Defense Training

http://www.allsafedefense.com/

POPULAR COURSES: This course is specifically designed for the beginning shooter, to allow the opportunity to experiment with handguns under the supervision of knowledgeable instructors. This class will familiarize shooters with the capabilities of and liabilities for using a handgun for defense. Click here for full description and schedule We

**The Virus** · 02-17-2012, 11:46 AM

If you mean TFTT, YES Max Joseph is top notch. I suggest you be squared away if you are gona take a class there.

**Mac7504** · 02-17-2012, 12:39 PM

Originally posted by The Virus

If you mean TFTT, YES Max Joseph is top notch. I suggest you be squared away if you are gona take a class there.

LOL, what does this mean..?

Edit: awe, as in have you ish together.

Q – If I am totally fat and completely out of shape, can I come to your classes?

A – NO!

Lol.

**a308garand** · 02-17-2012, 12:44 PM

Originally posted by Mac7504

LOL, what does this mean..?

Following the Four Safety Rules without fail?

**b.faust** · 02-17-2012, 1:59 PM

TFTT?

Yup, one of the best handgun courses I've ever taken. Great folks, top notch instruction.

(Funny I was just recommending them to someone today...)

Edit: "Squared away" is correct.
Bring the required equipment (plenty of hydration), be in half descent shape, listen, learn, follow directions to the letter.
If you haven't shot regularly in awhile, I suggest you get some solid time in. If you're doing one of their multi-day courses you'll have to qualify at the end of everyday to move on to the next session. We lost almost half our group by day 3.
(I took the 4 day)

**protoolsnerd** · 02-17-2012, 2:39 PM

Thanks for the correction in acronyms guys .

I'm glad to hear some positive recommendations . I may have to whip myself up into running shape as the exercise i get is mostly idpa these days hehe.

But as gear and preparedness goes , i'm there.

Thanks everyone!

**b.faust** · 02-17-2012, 2:49 PM

Oh and a small notebook, have it with you at all times. I saw the a** chewing someone got when they forgot theirs one day....

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