Fighting Fundamentals-Handgun class

[tyr1toby]

1 Day Fighting Fundamentals-Handgun
December 15, 2012 09:00et
Location and Host: New Buffalo Rod and Gun Club
Training Provided by
Tyr 1 Training Corp.
Training topics covered
Weapon Safety
Magazine Changes
Engaging Multiple Targets
Drawing from Holster
Mindset


Cost $150 per person + $25 range fee for non NBRGC Members
Never More than a 5/1 student to instructor ratio on the shooting line. Class size limited to 20.
There will be a 1 hour break for lunch. Students that have brought extra ammo are welcome to bring lunch and stay at the range for extra instruction or remedial assistance.
Questions can be emailed to lead instructor at tyr1training@gmail.com or call 219-369-3733
Indiana LETB and Michigan MCOLES certified Department discounts available
Make Checks payable to Tyr 1 Training Corporation. We also accept all major credit cards and Paypal $75 non refundable Deposit or Department PO secures your spot in the class. Full payment due by the class date.
Unsafe gun handling or inability to follow range commands will result in dismissal from class with out refund.

 

[jdhaines]

Weapon Safety
Magazine Changes
Engaging Multiple Targets
Drawing from Holster
Mindset

I don't know your background that well (other than your bio) and I'm not sure how familiar you are with posting on forums about your classes, so don't take any undue offense at this.

You call your class "Fighting Fundamentals - Handgun" yet all of the topics you are going to cover seem to be more related to "basic gunhandling" "Intro to defensive pistol" or something similar. Are you going to cover anything actually related "fighting" and if so what? I can only speak for myself but if I went to a class called "fighting fundamentals-handgun" I would be disappointed with covering only the topics listed above. Perhaps some additional clarification would be useful. I'd hate to see an up and coming training company miss out on potential students due to a misunderstanding of course content.

And welcome to INGO by the way. I wish you guys the best of luck. We seem to be lucky in IN to have such a huge number of quality instructors in the area.

 

[tyr1toby]

No offense taken. It appears that the class title did not impart to you what we had hoped. What was meant was these are the fundamentals needed in a gunfight. To explain a bit where this came from was from a prior class we hosted. We had some great shooters out for the intermediate class but we had a few that lacked the fundamentals. They knew gun safety and basic operation of the weapon system but lacked the fundamental manipulation skills to employ their handgun in a fight. This is a building block class between the basic safety and marksmanship, and a more advanced gunfighting class.

 

[Gabriel]

So you're saying it is actually fundamentals without the fighting.

 

[tyr1toby]

I will clarify this in this thread too. The class covers the fundamental gun handleing skill needed in a gun fight. These are the things that you need to have as second nature. So yes this has everything to do with gun fighting.