Ran across these folk today- they are in Lynchburg VA.
http://www.red6-tactical.com/index.html
Anybody heard of them?
Instructors any good? Course material any good?
For some reason the name "Farnam" seems vaguely familiar.
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Ran across these folk today- they are in Lynchburg VA.
http://www.red6-tactical.com/index.html
Anybody heard of them?
Instructors any good? Course material any good?
For some reason the name "Farnam" seems vaguely familiar.
"Once we get some iron in our souls, we'll get some iron in our hands..."
"...A rapid, aggressive response will let you get away with some pretty audacious things if you are willing to be mean, fast, and naked."-Failure2Stop
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Resumes did not seem that impressive (except for the Retired SF guy).
The former AF Security Forces guy listing a NDSM as an achievement is sad.
Winning may not be everything, but the endorsements are better.
I think the main issue is their Bios are not very well written. I can understand people not being impressed with some of the accomplishments, but I can usually get something useful out of almost anyone I work with.
If the right person would give them a little assistance, the information on the website would be more useful and sell better.
Sell better or not, their "expertise" seems limited no matter how you spin it.
OIF/OEF vet (Ramadi/Hit & Ghazni)
Former Army infantry squad leader
NRA Endowment Life Member
NR-EMT
Not impressed.
Should'nt we be judging instructors who teach shooting by how well they can shoot, and how well they can instruct/project those shooting skills they have on to others effectivly?
Judging by the fact these guys run Steel and IDPA matches, I'm guessing they are prob more pistol oriented, which is a good thing if your a civilian.If your not, I'm sure there are better choices out there.
Last edited by zacbol; 08-11-12 at 14:27.
"Eyes have been referred to as the window to the soul, we prefer to think of them as the funnel to the brain." - Mike Shertz, MD
"Every trigger has a match trigger at the end of all the bullshit.” - Greg Hamilton
The main issue as I see it is that there are TONS of solid teachers, who are great shooters, with impressive resumes , and real world experience out there that you can train with at a reasonable market rate available without much travel and with great frequency.
In that market, what compelling reason does anyone have to go with an unknown or questionable instructor ?
Everybody and there brother is now a "Tactical" firearms instructor.
It's like karate dojos in the 80's. Now there are even franchises popping up!
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