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These tapes are from 1988. Some of the biggest names in firearms training got together and started the Professional Firearms Training Quarterly. Every three months, subscribers received a 2-hour videotape of cutting edge training for police and civilians. Masad Ayoob, Ray Chapman, Ken Hackathorn, Evan Marshall and others share their pearls of wisdom.
The quality of the production and the tapes themselves are almost humorous in their lack of sophistication. But remember, this was 20 years ago. If I didn't have the original boxes, I'd say these are copies of copies, but I think this is just the way the early production was. Later volumes look much better.
I have Vol. II, III, and IV. I don't know what happened to Vol. 1, although I may have put it away with my other "1st Edition" gun magazines. (I've got Guns and Ammo #1, Soldier of Fortune #1.)
These tapes were about $30 a piece 20 years ago. You can have all three for $30 plus shipping. If you still have a VHS machine, these are really fun to watch. Just bear in mind they are 20 years old.
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The quality of the production and the tapes themselves are almost humorous in their lack of sophistication. But remember, this was 20 years ago. If I didn't have the original boxes, I'd say these are copies of copies, but I think this is just the way the early production was. Later volumes look much better.
I have Vol. II, III, and IV. I don't know what happened to Vol. 1, although I may have put it away with my other "1st Edition" gun magazines. (I've got Guns and Ammo #1, Soldier of Fortune #1.)
These tapes were about $30 a piece 20 years ago. You can have all three for $30 plus shipping. If you still have a VHS machine, these are really fun to watch. Just bear in mind they are 20 years old.
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