Anyone taken Rob Pincus's training class?

[Okie1907]

Looking at taking the 2 day combat focus shooting. Any thoughts? what classes have you taken if you havent taken this one. Would you recommend them?

 

[Glocktogo]

I think you should consider James Yeager.

 

[Mad Professor]

What is your training experience now?

I would like to train with Pincus but I'm not aware of him doing anything close anytime soon. I feel you need to be at a certain level before traveling to a class of that level/cost. There are some great local training opportunities that might be a better value for you. A pretty good and diverse one coming up Saturday. Have you attended any of Will Andrews' Pistol Skills classes?

 

[Glocktogo]

If you do train with Pincus, you should definitely use an Officer's length 1911 in .45ACP.

 

[Shadowrider]

@GTG lol

O/P TDSA is a damn good start.

 

[okeydoke]

yes, best have your basics down first, local and low cost. it used to be that you had to travel to cooper or ayoob's place, or you couldnt get trained, but that's not been the case for well over 30 years.

 

[indi]

TDSA is a great place to start.

http://www.tdsatulsa.com/

 

[prdator]

Rob does a good class.

I'd recommend you look locally and do a few classes here. First.

 

[OathTree_DFT]

Rob's CFS program is excellent. I have taken the 2-day course and others, and highly recommend it for ANY level shooter. Intuitive shooting program designed to help the shooter be more efficient in the context of a gun fight.

I prefer Rob's program over many others out there, so much that I completed the Instructor Development course last year. Feel free to contact me if you would like more info.

 

[OathTree_DFT]

A few folks in here already discussing when/if/where. I have no issue hosting a class here in OK for Rob to come teach.