Article: What A great concealed carry course looks like

[Chasbo00]

I found this a good read. I'm not affiliated in any way the author of the article or the training class and instructor/company it speaks to, but I'm now considering attending this class.

Today, I’m going to tell you about a live training concealed carry course that I recently attended with my wife and father …

What makes this a good live training course to talk about is it fits the criteria that I laid out in my other article about training courses for the armed civilian.

1. It’s taught by someone who is more than qualified but also

2. The entire course is taught with the context in mind being that of a plain clothes civilian who is concealed carrying in their every day life.

That’s it.

There was no attempt to turn the class attendees into “Sheep dogs” or “Spec Ops Snake Eating Door Kickers” and there were no back flips out of flaming helicopters.

Just good info, good range work and practical exercises designed to help good people 1.) hopefully avoid bad people and if that doesn’t work then 2.) win fights against bad people if needed.

http://preparedgunowners.com/2015/08/13 ... ining-aar/

[trailrunner]

I've taken several FPF courses over the last couple of years and I also highly recommend them. I'm hoping to take another class this fall.

Here's the FPF website:

http://www.fpftraining.com