Possible BSR carbine course, NOVA

[Grimlock]

I have contacted BSR, in Summit Point WV, about a possible civilian carbine course this spring. The class size would be 10-12 people. I'm waiting for more details as the emerge. Currently BSR only has courses for the Federal Gov. and Military. They are sorting out the details for the civilian course ( including price ).

I'd like to get a list together to show them that there is demand for such a course in the region (NOVA, MD and WV. )

[C45P312]

I'm interested. Got anymore information on the BSR group? I've got a lot of sites blocked at worm barely any reception on my iPhone. Does bsr have a website? Are we looking at a 1 day 2 day 3 day 5 day course here?

[Boss Hogg]

Good luck. Their prices for the range have been crazy since 9/11....understandably so.

[Grimlock]

So far all the details are up in the air right now. I was told it would probably be a 1-2 day course though.

[GaryG]

I'm always interested in new training opportunities.

http://www.bsr-inc.com/

I think this is the company (linky). Also,

http://www.manta.com/c/mmdv90g/bsr-inc?btv=tstA

Been around 5 years; staff of 4, according to Manta.com

One thing that would increase interest, I think, is to ask if they can accomodate low light/night shooting. That is almost impossible to find in the NoVa area due to noise restrictions. I'd be all over that.

[C45P312]

One thing that would increase interest, I think, is to ask if they can accomodate low light/night shooting. That is almost impossible to find in the NoVa area due to noise restrictions. I'd be all over that.

I usually just turn the lights off.

[JSantoro]

Definitely interested.

[GermanSynergy]

Interested.

[Littlelebowski]

Sure would be nice to see the instructor's profiles, an AAR or two, anything more than their shitty Flash website.

[GaryG]

For sure. Haven't heard a word about them on any of the forums.

Based on the gold-plated facilities they advertise on their (really-weak) web site, it looks like they are focused on dept/agency/.mil clients, ala Silver Eagle Group; so I'll bet there won't be a good civilian course at a reasonable price forthcoming.

Will keep hoping anyways, tho.