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Carbine class in carolinas
5/18/2012 5:38:51 PM
I had been set up to take Defensive Concepts class in June but had to forego due to work. I'm looking for a basic class sometime August or lateer. Anyone have any recommendations?
5/18/2012 11:33:50 PM
We're doing our Carbine 1 class in Sept 
www.defensiveconceptsnc.com
www.defensiveconceptsnc.com
5/19/2012 10:10:35 AM
I have been to several DCNC classes and plan to attend more. Best bang for your buck in NC. (pun intended)
RuKuS
RuKuS
5/19/2012 11:34:48 AM
DCNC it is then. Any advice from those that have been before?
5/19/2012 3:50:42 PM
Originally Posted By keeyote:
DCNC it is then. Any advice from those that have been before?
DCNC it is then. Any advice from those that have been before?
Bring lots of water, bug spray, sunscreen, comfortable shoes / boots and something to sit on. Load your mags the night before.
If you don't have a spare bolt, firing pin, extractors, etc for your rifle you might want to look in to that now.
Bring your lunch so you can hang around the range and get a free hour of info!
Don't get hung up on having the perfect configuration of gun and gear before you show up. You'll probably change your mind on a few things before the day is over. It's also a great opportunity to see what other people are running with.
Have fun! These guys are a bargain for the level of info you get.
5/22/2012 2:12:02 PM
Man Alone Tactical - www.tacticalweaponstraining.com
They offer a lot of Tactical courses. They are in Beaufort SC
They offer a lot of Tactical courses. They are in Beaufort SC
5/25/2012 3:57:08 PM
Edited...VA-gunnut
5/28/2012 3:00:13 PM
I just attended a tactical Rifle class in Nichols, SC this past Saturday put on by the South Carolina Gun School. They also have classes up near Greenville. I found it worthwhile and fun. Info is here:
http://www.scgunschool.com/Tactical-Rifle.html
http://www.scgunschool.com/Tactical-Rifle.html
5/28/2012 7:35:25 PM
TaG
5/29/2012 1:05:02 AM
Chris Costas new company has classes this summer in Camp Butner .
5/31/2012 10:01:07 AM
Originally Posted By pdb27127:
Bring lots of water, bug spray, sunscreen, comfortable shoes / boots and something to sit on. Load your mags the night before.
If you don't have a spare bolt, firing pin, extractors, etc for your rifle you might want to look in to that now.
Bring your lunch so you can hang around the range and get a free hour of info!
Don't get hung up on having the perfect configuration of gun and gear before you show up. You'll probably change your mind on a few things before the day is over. It's also a great opportunity to see what other people are running with.
Have fun! These guys are a bargain for the level of info you get.
Originally Posted By keeyote:
DCNC it is then. Any advice from those that have been before?
DCNC it is then. Any advice from those that have been before?
Bring lots of water, bug spray, sunscreen, comfortable shoes / boots and something to sit on. Load your mags the night before.
If you don't have a spare bolt, firing pin, extractors, etc for your rifle you might want to look in to that now.
Bring your lunch so you can hang around the range and get a free hour of info!
Don't get hung up on having the perfect configuration of gun and gear before you show up. You'll probably change your mind on a few things before the day is over. It's also a great opportunity to see what other people are running with.
Have fun! These guys are a bargain for the level of info you get.
When I took the Home Defense class, they were pretty much "Forget the eating here crap" and we headed off to the diner in town.
5/31/2012 10:02:19 PM
Check ALASTAR TDS-C in Wilmington. I'm not sure if they've published their schedule out to August yet but they're fantastic I've been to a couple of their schools and reccomend them all the time. All of their instructors are either current or former special operations of some kind (The last carbine course I was at the instructors were police SWAT, MARSOC, green berets, and a guy from D.O.E. atomic security)
6/1/2012 9:05:13 PM
DCNC is GTG. As with any class, pay attention, be safe and have fun.
I find that simpler is better when attending classes. Don't over think the gear.
I find that simpler is better when attending classes. Don't over think the gear.
