Advice, Inland Empire Training

[anthem]

Ladies, I'd like to get your advice. My wife and I go out shooting, she has her own guns, and she would like to improve. I'm not the person that can help her.

Can you recommend someone or place in the Corona/Ontario/Riverside area where she should go?

[BonnieB]

The NRA Women on Target Program would be ideal for a beginner. Or private instruction if she's more advances. I'll can't find the links right away to the Calguns Women on Target, but if you PM RickyRay, I'm sure he can tell you. He runs them in the Azuza area and can probably connect you.


(And you're smart to know not to teach her yourself. Well done.)

[cindynles]

If you are willing to travel a little further south (Temecula / Pala area), AGEIS Academy offers excellent training. They have classes from beginning to advanced.

http://aegisacademy.com/training/

The Surefire Institute also offers training at Raahauge's in Corona. They have a very good reputation.

https://www.surefireinstitute.com/facility/corona-california

[peanut1010]

I like Falcon ops. They have a 1.0 pistol class on nov 15. It is in chino at prado olympic shooting park. I know of 3 other women besides myself that are going to be at the class on the 15th.

http://www.falconops.net

[KahrGuy9]

I can recommend FTA at Mike Raahauge Shooting Enterprises in Norco. Both Blll Murphy and his wife have 30 years each of Law eforcement experience.

http://www.ftatv.com/instructors