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This class was $1250 for 5, 8hour days but the days always ran long more like 9 to 10 hour days. This class is actually their fighting pistol for the first two days then the advanced fighting pistol the next two with a evening of night stuff and a half day of force on force...

I always try to keep an open mind not always very good at it but I try. But I'll look that one over also thanks.

Thanks for the suggestion I am looking into some other places so I can get all the different thoughts and practices I can.

Never said that they are the only trainers out there didn't even say they are the best and I would agree that their style and practice is not for everyone. Thanks for reading

I just returned from Camden Tn. and thought I would share my experience for anyone looking for a place to take a class or two. I have always had hand guns and was fair with them probably average at least but I really didn't know what kind of drills or if my grip was correct from what I had...

I just started using the glock 17 4gen and it comes with 4 different back straps. I'm currently using one with a beaver tail like the 1911's and when I need to lock the slide back one handed I have to roll my hand forward to reach it. Might help

The big dots are pretty nice and you can't destroy them. It's what I'm going to now a days. http://www.xssights.com/

Just an observation but your pretty quick to jump on the PT&G bashing bandwagon. Question do you always make your quoted time frame and make everything workout like you say it will? Be careful.

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I feel the same way I am not one of PTG's big customers and I don't make my living with their tools and maybe that would make a difference. With that said I do make at least 10 orders a year like I said not big customer, an order or two has gone astray, but always straighten out and money set...

Not only better with rifles but also better with words

Also not cleaning the case lube off may cause some of this if it's chamber grip problem

Most generally all factory rem. Actions have a bend or bow to them or distortions of some kind from heat treating. With most bedding block stocks its not much of a problem if the bow or bend is up in the middle making clearance in the bottom middle. But if it bends the other way like a canoe and...

Just bed it it will most likely take care of it I've seen this on several

Just wondering what would you have them Indicate in the bolt race way maybe?