The class is two days of learning to stay alive in a gunfight.....with side learning during breaks and at night. People with decades of experience walk away amazed at what they didn't know. Not about one technique, is about a dozen skills or more. Still, attend the disarming and knife classes if you can. I don't since I snap sometimes when a hand is raised to me. I'm damn sure that in a weekend of that class I would break a jaw or worse in an instant. That is my problem, to my detriment.

Thanks Joe, staying alive is what it's all about.

It is what it is......great skills that you have an uncanny ability to convey clearly.

If you haven't taken Threat Focused Pistol yet; it absolutely IS NECESSARY.

It isn't about back pocket carry; it'a about gun fighting, and preparing you for that by giving you the skills to operate your handgun at a much higher level than you can imagine.

It makes no difference how much or often you shoot, if you're former military (many of us are), shoot action pistol, or whatever.

You will leave the training functioning at a much higher level than you were the day before you attended.

Thanks for your thoughts as well Rick. See you in 7 weeks sir.

If people want to see the types of skills we convey to others, they could access you tube and check the channel under azqkr. Presently there's 20 vids up and I'm doing another one on opening folders clipped to front pocket/s that should be up before the end of the weekend. Subscribing to the channel will bring email whenever I throw up another one.

The vids are a good start, Brownie......but I can see where a person who has never experienced the class won't understand the energy that takes place. People just need to attend, then they will understand why people come back multiple times to do it again. Like Stephen says...he comes out with more skills every time he attends...and Stephen is no slouch with a pistol.

Absolutely Joe, the energy levels [ from the excitement of students seeing what they are truly capable of ] is hard to relate. The clips are basically windows into the potential skills they'll own after a few days.