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2-3 day pistol course recommendations?
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jimbobborg
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Well, one doesn't need to "be on sights" when doing a rhythm drill/mag dump. The purpose is to get as many rounds into center mass as fast as possible.
One does need to be on sights when learning how to reset their sight picture. During rapid fire is a good drill when someone has the basics down.
- Feb 4, 2013
- 28,175
I have not done any of their handgun courses, but I did do a 3 day carbine class that was VERY good.
Near Charlestown, WV.
http://www.bsr-inc.com/training-courses/training-coursesfirearms-training/
Near Charlestown, WV.
http://www.bsr-inc.com/training-courses/training-coursesfirearms-training/
- Feb 4, 2013
- 28,175
As for rounds count, I did a USPSA shooting course with Ron Avery many years ago. We did about 1500 rounds in 3 days. Although, due to very cold weather, the first day we did less than 200. There were 4 or 5 of us in the class.
My BSR carbine course, in 3 days, I shot about 1200 rounds 5.56, 200 rounds .45 ACP, 50 - 75 rounds of 9mm (for some drills as they did not have .45 dummy rounds), about 100 rounds of UTM (simunition), and about 120 rounds of 7.62x39 (AK familiarization). But this ended up being 1 on 1, so no time waiting for other students to shoot a given drill.
My BSR carbine course, in 3 days, I shot about 1200 rounds 5.56, 200 rounds .45 ACP, 50 - 75 rounds of 9mm (for some drills as they did not have .45 dummy rounds), about 100 rounds of UTM (simunition), and about 120 rounds of 7.62x39 (AK familiarization). But this ended up being 1 on 1, so no time waiting for other students to shoot a given drill.
Damn! How'd you manage that?
