I cannot make the Friday class, but I look forward to seeing you Saturday in Rogers.
Sounds good.
C4
X2 on the Saturday class. I would like to attend during the week but can’t because it conflicts with my work schedule.
Looks like fun
Grant, I was looking forward to working with you guys in Rogers this weekend but my babysitter flaked out on me. I followed the link to the club where you are offering these classes and was unable to locate any of the classes on the calender. Besides the April 30th carbine class, is there confirmation on any others? (pistol, carbine,shotgun)
Thanks,
Brad
Right now, just doing the carbine. May 8th will be next pistol. I will tell you that it is first come, first served (as we only have 24 slots).
C4
I really think you need to move to south central PA 
I would love it if someone around here offered something like this.
Maybe film that part, could be funny in a way. And I am sure if filmed for me for a battlefield pickup I’d make a few people chuckle.
And wish I could take part of this basic class Grant. Keep up the great work.
Just what Mnagant said! I’d love to take part in something like this.
You are more than welcome too. Also make sure to check out the regional training forum. We just had a be 2 day outing where we and TK taught pistol and carbine.
C4
If you’re talking about he one on the 8th, I sadly can’t make it.
I’m subscribed to the PA/OH/WV Study Group, and will keep my eyes peeled for the next available event.
Todays weather is nasty, but I’m all packed up and ready to go.
That was fun. I think it was better instruction than I get at work. Thank you Grant and Sgt. Watson.
I wish I had saw this sooner, I would have been able to attend at least one of each for pistol and carbine. I am really hoping to get some more formal training, but money is a bit tight. Let me know when you do the next one.
Grant, GTA is starting up tomorrow. There is alot of interesting things happening this year.
I subscribed to this forum, so I can stay up to date now.
Good stuff Grant!
We have been doing a similar thing here in Utah. My wife started doing a class for the ladies once a month. Just a basic no-charge class to get ladies familiar with their gun or a hands-on experience for those who have never shot before. When the husbands and guy friends wanted to shoot we added a time slot for them.
It has definitely been an eye opener for quite a few folks in our group as well. We have seen more “user failures” than gun issues and you notice that those that come back usually have better/different gear. Most of the group is very familar with hanging up a target and shooting slow fire. When the drills start, things like drawing from the holster or shooting on the move are very foreign. I guess we were all there at one time, right? 
We try to stay as low speed as possible and then suggest them to check out some of the more advanced classes in the area. Recently four of the students from our group “graduated” by taking one of the advanced classes a few weeks ago.
Grant,
I realize you don’t have anything scheduled as of now, but do you need to be a member of the range to attend these trainings.
Thanks
D
It’s $10 for non-members.
I stay about 1.5 miles away from any “commando” BS. No need to learn ANY tactics when you can’t even hit the target.
C4
We will be doing a carbine class the end of the month and a pistol early June.
None members can join the fun, but there is a $10 dollar fee (which goes to the range).
C4
Do you have dates for either session? I need a good amount of notice to get things scheduled. Also, I don’t remember reading any ammo or equipment requirements.
Thanks
D
Next carbine is on the 29th and you must RSVP with me.
C4