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Posted: 4/30/2016 6:32:37 PM EDT
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What are the prerequisites / gear requirements for your shoot house classes?
How much do they cost?
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Posted: 5/3/2016 2:51:33 AM EDT
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What are the prerequisites / gear requirements for your shoot house classes?How much do they cost? Check out their website for most of that info, defensiveconceptsnc.com I wanted to do the last shoothouse course, but couldn't make it due to work schedule. Hopefully next time I can make it work. |
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Posted: 5/4/2016 12:07:23 AM EDT
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What are the prerequisites / gear requirements for your shoot house classes?How much do they cost? Prereq: Since we are doing solo clears we are only requiring students to have completed a regular level 1 handgun/carbine class (depends on which course you are doing). Regardless of your expereince level, if you are unable to work safely in the house your live fire ability will be pulled or you will be booted from the class (depends on the issue). Gear: 100 rounds of frangible ammo body armor normal gear needed for classes Cost: $425 |
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Posted: 5/4/2016 1:30:52 AM EDT
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Prereq: Since we are doing solo clears we are only requiring students to have completed a regular level 1 handgun/carbine class (depends on which course you are doing). Regardless of your expereince level, if you are unable to work safely in the house your live fire ability will be pulled or you will be booted from the class (depends on the issue). Gear: 100 rounds of frangible ammo body armor normal gear needed for classes Cost: $425 Quote HistoryQuoted:
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What are the prerequisites / gear requirements for your shoot house classes?How much do they cost? Prereq: Since we are doing solo clears we are only requiring students to have completed a regular level 1 handgun/carbine class (depends on which course you are doing). Regardless of your expereince level, if you are unable to work safely in the house your live fire ability will be pulled or you will be booted from the class (depends on the issue). Gear: 100 rounds of frangible ammo body armor normal gear needed for classes Cost: $425 I wanted to take the class, but ended up having to work so I couldn't anyway. But can I ask why you require the body armor? I don't have armor or a plate carrier as a civilian, and would want to take the course more as a way to learn defensive reaction to something like a home invasion or workplace shooting. Would you say this class is more aimed at LEO since there is the requirement of armor? |
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Posted: 5/4/2016 1:58:07 AM EDT
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But can I ask why you require the body armor? I don't have armor or a plate carrier as a civilian, and would want to take the course more as a way to learn defensive reaction to something like a home invasion or workplace shooting. Quote HistoryQuoted:
But can I ask why you require the body armor? I don't have armor or a plate carrier as a civilian, and would want to take the course more as a way to learn defensive reaction to something like a home invasion or workplace shooting. Its a safety requirement. Just like wearing hearing and eye protection; armor is worn in the shoot house to limit the chances of being injured due to objects that might be flying through the air. Would you say this class is more aimed at LEO since there is the requirement of armor? Absolutely not. In the handgun class we had 1 guy that was armed security and 2 active duty Marines. Everyone else was just ordinary people there to train and learn some new things 
btw we have loaner armor |
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Posted: 5/4/2016 9:47:15 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I wanted to take the class, but ended up having to work so I couldn't anyway. But can I ask why you require the body armor? I don't have armor or a plate carrier as a civilian, and would want to take the course more as a way to learn defensive reaction to something like a home invasion or workplace shooting. Would you say this class is more aimed at LEO since there is the requirement of armor? Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: What are the prerequisites / gear requirements for your shoot house classes?How much do they cost? Prereq: Since we are doing solo clears we are only requiring students to have completed a regular level 1 handgun/carbine class (depends on which course you are doing). Regardless of your expereince level, if you are unable to work safely in the house your live fire ability will be pulled or you will be booted from the class (depends on the issue). Gear: 100 rounds of frangible ammo body armor normal gear needed for classes Cost: $425 I wanted to take the class, but ended up having to work so I couldn't anyway. But can I ask why you require the body armor? I don't have armor or a plate carrier as a civilian, and would want to take the course more as a way to learn defensive reaction to something like a home invasion or workplace shooting. Would you say this class is more aimed at LEO since there is the requirement of armor? Anyways, looks like an awesome class. Maybe one day I'll be able to make one. Does the level 1 handgun class have to have been with you guys though? |
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Posted: 5/4/2016 11:39:58 AM EDT
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Does the level 1 handgun class have to have been with you guys though? Not at all though we do think our level 1 classes are awesome sauce 
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Posted: 5/5/2016 12:44:26 AM EDT
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Its a safety requirement. Just like wearing hearing and eye protection; armor is worn in the shoot house to limit the chances of being injured due to objects that might be flying through the air. Absolutely not. In the handgun class we had 1 guy that was armed security and 2 active duty Marines. Everyone else was just ordinary people there to train and learn some new things
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But can I ask why you require the body armor? I don't have armor or a plate carrier as a civilian, and would want to take the course more as a way to learn defensive reaction to something like a home invasion or workplace shooting. Its a safety requirement. Just like wearing hearing and eye protection; armor is worn in the shoot house to limit the chances of being injured due to objects that might be flying through the air. Would you say this class is more aimed at LEO since there is the requirement of armor? Absolutely not. In the handgun class we had 1 guy that was armed security and 2 active duty Marines. Everyone else was just ordinary people there to train and learn some new things
btw we have loaner armor Good deal, thatll fix the problem for now. Are you planning anymore handgun shoothouses this year? I see an upcoming rifle. |
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Posted: 5/5/2016 7:01:48 AM EDT
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Good deal, thatll fix the problem for now. Are you planning anymore handgun shoothouses this year? I see an upcoming rifle. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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But can I ask why you require the body armor? I don't have armor or a plate carrier as a civilian, and would want to take the course more as a way to learn defensive reaction to something like a home invasion or workplace shooting. Its a safety requirement. Just like wearing hearing and eye protection; armor is worn in the shoot house to limit the chances of being injured due to objects that might be flying through the air. Would you say this class is more aimed at LEO since there is the requirement of armor? Absolutely not. In the handgun class we had 1 guy that was armed security and 2 active duty Marines. Everyone else was just ordinary people there to train and learn some new things
btw we have loaner armor Good deal, thatll fix the problem for now. Are you planning anymore handgun shoothouses this year? I see an upcoming rifle. Likely in the late fall/early winter we'll have another |
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Posted: 5/6/2016 2:58:32 AM EDT
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Likely in the late fall/early winter we'll have another Quote HistoryQuoted:
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But can I ask why you require the body armor? I don't have armor or a plate carrier as a civilian, and would want to take the course more as a way to learn defensive reaction to something like a home invasion or workplace shooting. Its a safety requirement. Just like wearing hearing and eye protection; armor is worn in the shoot house to limit the chances of being injured due to objects that might be flying through the air. Would you say this class is more aimed at LEO since there is the requirement of armor? Absolutely not. In the handgun class we had 1 guy that was armed security and 2 active duty Marines. Everyone else was just ordinary people there to train and learn some new things
btw we have loaner armor Good deal, thatll fix the problem for now. Are you planning anymore handgun shoothouses this year? I see an upcoming rifle. Likely in the late fall/early winter we'll have another Sweet, ill check your website for updates. Hopefully I can get coverage for work so I can make this one. |
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