Hey Guys I just got home from the Magpul Dynamics SPR/DMR course here in SoCal. A big thank-you goes out to both Caylen and to SoCalsheepdog for coordinating this whole class and to everyone else who participated for making it a fkn blast!
To start let me say that I am a civilian with no prior professional firearm training, and I am in no way shape or form affiliated with Magpul or Caylen Wojcik. That being said I was real worried, one that I would look like an ass because of my lack of experience, and two that my lack of experience would hold up the rest of the class. I can tell you that due to Caylens demeanor and his style of instruction, my worries/fears were put to rest within the first couple of hours of the class. Like I said I am a civilian, but I have traveled and trained all over the country for my line of work and I have never had an instructor with so much enthusiasm and dedication to actually training his students to really understand the material being taught and the practical application that goes along with it. Other than the fundamentals and information that we learned, there was one thing that really impressed me with this class. What impressed me most was its ability to be a great confidence booster, and yet a humbling experience as well.
Confidence Boosting - learning/understanding/applying the fundamentals, understanding my reticle and being comfortable dialing my turrets, confident in my ability to send rounds down range...accurately, even more important is understanding how/why I missed and correcting for a follow up shot.
Humbling experience - I need practice...I need to slow down my pace until I have honed the fundamentals into becoming second nature, need to practice more, I need to get out of California or become LEO, and last but not least...I need to practice.
I’m not going to go into all of the things that we covered, if you want to know take the class, but I thought I would post up this AAR and start this thread for anyone who is on the fence about taking a class with Caylen. I can tell you that I have already set it up with the "ol budget"(another name for my wife) to take both of his Precision Rifle courses next year.
If anyone has any questions or if any of the other guys from the class want to chime in please feel free
To start let me say that I am a civilian with no prior professional firearm training, and I am in no way shape or form affiliated with Magpul or Caylen Wojcik. That being said I was real worried, one that I would look like an ass because of my lack of experience, and two that my lack of experience would hold up the rest of the class. I can tell you that due to Caylens demeanor and his style of instruction, my worries/fears were put to rest within the first couple of hours of the class. Like I said I am a civilian, but I have traveled and trained all over the country for my line of work and I have never had an instructor with so much enthusiasm and dedication to actually training his students to really understand the material being taught and the practical application that goes along with it. Other than the fundamentals and information that we learned, there was one thing that really impressed me with this class. What impressed me most was its ability to be a great confidence booster, and yet a humbling experience as well.
Confidence Boosting - learning/understanding/applying the fundamentals, understanding my reticle and being comfortable dialing my turrets, confident in my ability to send rounds down range...accurately, even more important is understanding how/why I missed and correcting for a follow up shot.
Humbling experience - I need practice...I need to slow down my pace until I have honed the fundamentals into becoming second nature, need to practice more, I need to get out of California or become LEO, and last but not least...I need to practice.
I’m not going to go into all of the things that we covered, if you want to know take the class, but I thought I would post up this AAR and start this thread for anyone who is on the fence about taking a class with Caylen. I can tell you that I have already set it up with the "ol budget"(another name for my wife) to take both of his Precision Rifle courses next year.
If anyone has any questions or if any of the other guys from the class want to chime in please feel free