Your level of training and experience.

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LEO, 10 years shooting competition.

 

[MrShooter]

I GOT..
A HUNTIN LICENSE
CLEET PHASE I,II, & IV (firearms was the fun one)
CCL
CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL RESCUER
COLLEGE ID. LOL

I AM TAKING THE "COPS" PROGRAM SOON WHILE IN SKOOL AND WISH TO ATTEND MAGPUL DYNAMICS AND Xe courses (blackwater)

 

[shaun.nickelson]

Lots of rounds through M-16s and 249s, but our Bn did not assign sidearms to saw gunners. So my only pistol experience is from going out on my own time, unfortunately.

 

[Bullseye11]

Ive grown up around guns my whole life and took a few years off to focus on school. But i would like to get into it again. im curious about the competiton type.

 

[ShurShot]

My Dad when I was a kid.
Some training in the Navy (about 20 years ago). Basic stuff in boot camp then some intermediate/security team/etc... training. Nothing advanced.
CCL
Lots and lots of practice.

 

[aeropb]

I've paid for it and it has been money very very well spent. I shoot a few hundred rounds a week during my lunch break.

 

[cowboydoc]

Military and have sought training on my own.

The military training (as a medical officer) was very basic. My initial training with firearms was in the Boy Scouts. I have taken the advanced concealed carry class at USSA and it was very good. I intend to take the tactical pistol and rifle courses as well, but just have not found the time to do it.

I shoot as many local competitions as I can. I don't necessarily consider that training, but more of a way to evaluate my training and practice what I have trained.

 

[Glocktogo]

Military & LE training. Learned more from my years hunting small game and shooting competition than I ever did from the "training" I got.

 

[itzkwik]

Plinking in the woods. Would like to take some pistol classes just don't have much free time,easier to walk out the back door.

 

[cowzrul]

0311 for 9 years, Primary Marksmanship Instructor in the Marine Corps, Jeff Coopers Gunsite course in 88, shot on the Marine Corps Rifle Team and went Distinguished in 98, two silver medals with pistol, since I retired I have taken 3 TDSA classes and one with Phil Strader. On a side note I watched Gun on Netflix the other night and picked up a few tips.