Posted: 4/7/2014 11:21:22 AM EDT
[Last Edit: jriggs][Edited]
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just curious if there are any good 3 gun instructors on the east coast? my family has a place down in the Outer Banks and I'm down there a good bit..might be nice to find someone nearby or for that matter anywhere on the east coast for some shootin schoolin.
thanks, riggs |
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Originally Posted By JesseTischauser:
Hit up the guys at The Noveske Shooting Team. They are out of Atlantanut teach all over the country. This is true, we are out of Atlanta and we do training all over! Email contact: [email protected] for scheduling. |
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It starts with your head, then use your hands, if you try it in reverse, you don't even have a chance.
It starts with your head, then use your hands, if you try it in reverse, you don't even have a chance.
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Originally Posted By lunchbox704:
Wouldn't training for any practical situation be the same as 3 gun training? How would a tactical pistol class not prepare someone for 3 gun comps? Both will make u a better shooter but the two are pretty different types of shooting and mindset when u get down to the details. |
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Originally Posted By jriggs:
just curious if there are any good 3 gun instructors on the east coast? my family has a place down in the Outer Banks and I'm down there a good bit..might be nice to find someone nearby or for that matter anywhere on the east coast for some shootin schoolin. thanks, riggs Assuming you are referring to the North Carolina outer banks, pretty much no. Blackwater's courses are not generally competition or speed specific, I took one of them for precision rifles but only because a relative was one of the instructors and it was free. Chris Tully is in the central part of the state and partners with local ranges sometimes. One of the ranges down in Southpoint brings in some of the bigger names sometimes. |