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Looks okay to me . . . no direct offers to sell memberships. You can advertise certificates and advice.Last edited by AAShooter; 07-11-2018, 2:31 PM. -
Silly questions, but does someone know the different membership levels and how they rank? ( I know Ambassador is a step up from Diamond, but what about all the others? If you do a champion pack does it convert say a director to a commander or is director a higher level etc)Comment
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I don't know how many different types of memberships there are at FS. It would not surprise me if there is over 100 different memberships.
Each covers are segment of classes and facilities as well as other benefits. Some of subsets of other memberships and some overlap with other memberships but each may had different features.
To further complicate things, then there are add-ons to the memberships that provide addition offerings. So I think you are best serve to ask about specific memberships and the concierge at FS may be the best place to get a comprehensive answer for your case.
Finally, there are some memberships you can purchase from other Front Sight members to upgrade your membership. Generally existing members can not upgrade through other members; however, there are exceptions.Comment
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Good answer. In addition, Diamond and above allow you to take all the classes at Pahrump. I think anything above Diamond may allow classes at other facilities as well.Frontsight Ambassador
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Good answer. In addition, Diamond and above allow you to take all the classes at Pahrump. I think anything above Diamond may allow classes at other facilities as well.Frontsight Ambassador
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I can't recall all the levels or might be mixing up the ones that are add-ons... I listed the ones I've participated in or heard of since joining FS:
Communicator (Limited classes - not sure what it included anymore)
Liberty Tree* (Access to only the intro classes for Handgun, Shotgun, Rifle)
Patriot (Limited classes - not sure what it included anymore)
Legacy (Limited classes - not sure what it included anymore)
Diamond (All class access to Vegas)
Diamond+Alaska* (Added access to Alaska - considered an add-on)
Platinum (This was an old school membership before my time, so don't know what they included)
Ambassador* (added classes to any current and future facility)
Executive* (added Free Hotel Room Rentals and RV Space Rentals - there were different levels of Executive)
Guardian* (Add-on - not sure there was any significant addition, maybe making it will able?)
Patron* (Unlimited stay at the resort, 1st in/out, will, ammo club add-on. I did it cause it doubled my account holdings)
Commander* (I think this might have replaced Executive/Patron? Resort stays when you train. Includes ammo and guns at cost add-ons)
Director (might be considered an add-on depending on your current level, adds Front Sight TV)
President* (Added private or private group training based on level)
Heritage* (Timeshare reservation and future private training when the resort is done?)
* indicates the ones I've participated in... I don't plan to follow through with Heritage though. He gave the option to cancel and revert back when it's time to collect.
Champion isn't' a membership or add-on. He called it Champion Club. It's a money grab for him... you get "recognition" and a coin and pin and whatever promo offers for buying a certain amount.
Front Sight Knight Member - Los Angeles
Liberty Tree->Diamond+Alaska->Ambassador->Executive->Guardian->Patron->Commander->President->Knight->all into the toilet
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First, that was a great rundown of what was offered over time. I can add a couple of tidbits to the above.
Ambassador - this allowed you to provide dry fire (Front Sight endorsed) training at your facility. You could charge for this.
Guardian - This was the first membership offered where this class of members would be the "guardians of FS" after Dr. P. retired. The place would be turned over to this class of membership. At the time it was the highest. This was also the first membership with special access to a TBD club on the famous outcrop overlooking the facility. Special place name engraved on the monument. VIP benefits and so forth.
Either right after or right before Guardian, he offered the hotel endorsement. This add-on gave you free hotel rooms for life.Comment
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Original memberships were: Copper, Bronze, Silver and Gold I believe. One of the levels came with a 1 acre lot for a home.Comment
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Original memberships were: Copper, Bronze, Silver and Gold I believe. One of the levels came with a 1 acre lot for a home.Comment
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Thanks all, I just saw all kinds of stuff listed around. It gets a little confusingComment
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That original highest level membership was the Platinum membership. It did come with a 1 acre home site. The original Gold membership had all the same benefits without the acre. When you look at the new membership offer pages and use the drop down menu to pick your membership level, Platinum is now 23rd down the list.Comment
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I know the Front Sight memberships that some existing members have would allow one to get "cheap" training (2DHG or 4DHG).
But does anyone know how to get the 4D Children's and Youth Achievement Camp ($2K a piece)...?
Thanks in advanced!
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rodralig: the Diamond membership will do the trick.
Diamond is what most of us have plenty of so it shouldn't be difficult to get one.
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