How many who carry regularly. Have had S.D. (not basic pistol). Anyone here have either the NRA Personal Protection Inside the Home, and Personal Protection 0utside the Home. What did you think of it?
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These guys are in your backyard:
https://www.rockwelltactical.com/
You can also see what else is going on in the state at the PA Firearms Owner Association training forum:
http://forum.pafoa.org/forumdisplay.php?f=122
I'm not affiliated with them but feel free to PM me for more info.
https://www.rockwelltactical.com/
You can also see what else is going on in the state at the PA Firearms Owner Association training forum:
http://forum.pafoa.org/forumdisplay.php?f=122
I'm not affiliated with them but feel free to PM me for more info.
Originally Posted by Al
Anyone here have either the NRA Personal Protection Inside the Home, and Personal Protection Outside the Home.
I have a suspician that those two "courses" are very basic, beginner level stuff. If you are a beginner, then sure, sign up and take them. Otherwise, I think a 2 day defensive pistol class with a pro is WAY better.
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=defensive+pistol+classes+pennsylvania
Anyone here have either the NRA Personal Protection Inside the Home, and Personal Protection Outside the Home.
I have a suspician that those two "courses" are very basic, beginner level stuff. If you are a beginner, then sure, sign up and take them. Otherwise, I think a 2 day defensive pistol class with a pro is WAY better.
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=defensive+pistol+classes+pennsylvania
Originally Posted by bubbatime
Originally Posted by Al
Anyone here have either the NRA Personal Protection Inside the Home, and Personal Protection Outside the Home.
I have a suspician that those two "courses" are very basic, beginner level stuff. If you are a beginner, then sure, sign up and take them. Otherwise, I think a 2 day defensive pistol class with a pro is WAY better.
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=defensive+pistol+classes+pennsylvania
I've taken both courses at the student level and at the instructor level, and I've been an instructor or RO for both.
You're suspicion is confirmed.
Not bad courses at all, IMO, as there's a real need for something for beginners who've only had something like NRA's basic pistol.
Again -- and it's certainly a matter of opinion -- they form a decent basis or foundation for the beginner who wishes to carry.
The courses from Pincus, Ayoob, etc. are a level up.
Originally Posted by Al
Anyone here have either the NRA Personal Protection Inside the Home, and Personal Protection Outside the Home.
I have a suspician that those two "courses" are very basic, beginner level stuff. If you are a beginner, then sure, sign up and take them. Otherwise, I think a 2 day defensive pistol class with a pro is WAY better.
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=defensive+pistol+classes+pennsylvania
I've taken both courses at the student level and at the instructor level, and I've been an instructor or RO for both.
You're suspicion is confirmed.
Not bad courses at all, IMO, as there's a real need for something for beginners who've only had something like NRA's basic pistol.
Again -- and it's certainly a matter of opinion -- they form a decent basis or foundation for the beginner who wishes to carry.
The courses from Pincus, Ayoob, etc. are a level up.
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