SDA class, whos the best to go to ?

[CHenry]

H&H's attorney has also been found guilty on tax evasion and possession of NFA weapons with out the proper paperwork...

Is he same attorney they had in 94? I really dont care about his skeletons, he taught a good class.

 

[CHenry]

I thought the requirement for the sda class was 8 hours of instruction. Has this changed ?

yes, 8 hours.

Around my neck of the woods. You wont make it this far over.

I liked it because I was there to get my license, not to learn. I feel that was on me and did so before I went for my license.

I'm paying for education, she needs to get it.

I took my class at Stillwater Armory in Stillwater, OK. I thought it was very well run and they do a good job of teaching you more than just the basics that are necessary to get your license.

More interested in a place local to OKC

 

[-DJ-]

My class is the best (of course).
But, I don't get any complaints since I mostly teach family, friends & co-workers. (keeps the complaint box empty)
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To answer the question of the OP I would lean towards H&H as well.
I received my license 18 yrs ago and the place I went to is now long gone but I have sat in on 2 different classes at H&H over the years. I walked away impressed both times.

After carrying for so many years you run into a lot of "what if's and what about that?" and it's nice to get a lawyers opinion.

 

[bigfug]

He was convicted on the tax evasion though. I took my class at H&H and really have no complaints, got my moneys worth. As far as length, in previous years it said UP TO 8 hours, it currently states " shall be designed and conducted in such a manner that the course can be reasonably completed by the applicant within an eight-hour period".

 

[owu1bag5]

I don't know if he is still doing it, but Exsniper, a member here, puts on a great class. I have sat through his three times. Once for myself, once with my wife, and once with my Dad, and I learned something new every time. I highly recommend his class. He did them out of Savage Trading in Yukon.

 

[CHenry]

I don't know if he is still doing it, but Exsniper, a member here, puts on a great class. I have sat through his three times. Once for myself, once with my wife, and once with my Dad, and I learned something new every time. I highly recommend his class. He did them out of Savage Trading in Yukon.

I would like to know more about how to contact him.

 

[twoguns?]

The class I took was all of 3 hours. It's format was to get you licensed and out the door.

Went through the worksheet, filled out the answers, shot 50 rounds and we all passed.

I'm leaning towards this, how much can you learn even if the whole 8 hrs was on the legal aspects?

The learning part comes with time and reading the book and other info, just my opinion...8)

 

[GUN DOG]

My wife is looking at getting hers soon too, saftey first does classes and is close anyone have positive or negative to say about their class

 

[Lost]

Wilshire Gun took about 7-8 hrs.
Legal
Safety/legal
Exam
Shooting
I thought it was a good course.


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[frankos72]

I thought the requirement for the sda class was 8 hours of instruction. Has this changed ?

Thus it's exactly what I was thinking.

I got mine from Wes Elliot at practical tactical. I'd go again.