HQL Training

[Michael S]

Years ago I took a group of people for the basic pistol training. Now it is time to get the HQL. I have a sister that also wants to by her first pistol and would like to help her though this the training coarse. She had taken the basic pistol coarse with me about 4 years ago.

We live in the Towson area. I see Freestate has a coarse for about $150. Is this a good why to go about the training or is there a more reasonable option.

I am really just looking for a simple why to take the coarse and get all the paper work done at once including fingerprinting. I do not have to take the coarse for I already own regulated guns but wood like to go thought it with her and get paper work done as well.

 

[Michael S]

FYI I know I do not post a lot, I am just a quite person but I love this forum. I do want to say thanks for the great information that I have learned from the people on this sight.

 

[ASTC]

You can save some money by driving to the Md. Small Arms Range. The class there is $20.00, but you would still need to get "livescan" prints from another vendor.

For more info, see: www.msar.com

 

[Mark75H]

The package deals are usually good. Most of them let you save time as well as a reasonable overall cost. Check some of the other IP's, I believe Tyler in Halethorpe and Worth-A-Shot also have comparable deals. Tyler should be the same drive from Towson as Freestate; Worth-A-Shot and MSAR will be much farther drives.

 

[mcbruzdzinski]

There are several IPs that offer HQL classes out of the AGC. You may want to check them out as well. There is a list on the AGC website of firearms trainers who offer classes at the AGC on the website (www.associatedgunclubs.org).

 

[Robert1955]

Just look for one of the IP's that include the finger printing as part of the course. If you need to get prints done outside of the class you will be spending $50 to $75 more so factor that into the class courses.