
Originally Posted by
rob_s
I would prefer to take a basic course first and learn the operation of the gun and how to run it in daylight, and then later after getting down that unconscious competence (or at least conscious competence) thing I'd look for a low-light/night course.
I have shot in, and run, a few low-light matches and I really prefer to do it with people who have the basic loading/shooting/reloading/unloading thing down first.
Agreed.
His training background, however, has not been stated, regardless of his 10 post on this forum, although after reading all of his post, the lack of basic firearms application and mindset, is rather apparent.
Last edited by RogerinTPA; 03-29-10 at 19:08.
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