I'm looking for a course to take to learn the fundamentals of handgun shooting, and iron out any problems I may have developed on my own. A quick google search turns up this place: http://www.handgunshootingacademy.com/HSAHome.aspx
I'm wondering if any of you have experience with or knowledge of this instructor? If you do have something negative to say, please PM me as I don't want to negatively affect his reputation or business.
I'm looking for a course to help with shooting fundamentals (grip, sight picture, trigger pull, etc), not a "combat" course (slicing the pie, clearing rooms, using cover).
I'm unsure whether the NRA Basic Pistol course or the Level 1 course would be best for me. Firearm safety has been drilled into me my whole life, and I have a solid understanding of the fundamentals of shooting pistols.. I want to have a qualified instructor to ensure that I'm applying these concepts correctly and to correct any bad habits I may have acquired that I'm unaware of. Safety is of course the first priority when handling and shooting firearms, however I would be disappointed if I paid for an 8 hour class that was 90% off-range discussion of handgun mechanics (how to operate the mag release, safeties, etc etc) and safety, and only 10% hands-on instruction. For this reason I think the Level 1 course would be a better choice for me.
Please let me know what you think of the HSA (or any other instructors/classes near Sacramento), and whether you think I'd be better off going with the NRA Basic Pistol course or the Level 1 course. Thanks
I'm wondering if any of you have experience with or knowledge of this instructor? If you do have something negative to say, please PM me as I don't want to negatively affect his reputation or business.
I'm looking for a course to help with shooting fundamentals (grip, sight picture, trigger pull, etc), not a "combat" course (slicing the pie, clearing rooms, using cover).
I'm unsure whether the NRA Basic Pistol course or the Level 1 course would be best for me. Firearm safety has been drilled into me my whole life, and I have a solid understanding of the fundamentals of shooting pistols.. I want to have a qualified instructor to ensure that I'm applying these concepts correctly and to correct any bad habits I may have acquired that I'm unaware of. Safety is of course the first priority when handling and shooting firearms, however I would be disappointed if I paid for an 8 hour class that was 90% off-range discussion of handgun mechanics (how to operate the mag release, safeties, etc etc) and safety, and only 10% hands-on instruction. For this reason I think the Level 1 course would be a better choice for me.
Please let me know what you think of the HSA (or any other instructors/classes near Sacramento), and whether you think I'd be better off going with the NRA Basic Pistol course or the Level 1 course. Thanks

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