And why would they? Texas makes the Proficiency so easy a beginner can pass it, so they think they are operators already. When the .22 is allowed, there won't be much point to even having it.
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- Thu Jun 22, 2017 10:47 am
- Forum: National Rifle Association
- Topic: 1911's and revolver now permitted in NRA Carry Guard Classes
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Re: 1911's and revolver now permitted in NRA Carry Guard Classes
It looks to me like the NRA is trying to compete with Gunsite, and undermining their instructor base in the process. I teach a lot of LTC students, and VERY few of them are interested in becoming Operators, but just getting the license. I don't see more than 1% of them taking 3 days off from work and spending $850.00 for this level of training. I could see a few of them spending $75.00 to $100.00 to become more proficient, but not much more.
And why would they? Texas makes the Proficiency so easy a beginner can pass it, so they think they are operators already. When the .22 is allowed, there won't be much point to even having it.
And why would they? Texas makes the Proficiency so easy a beginner can pass it, so they think they are operators already. When the .22 is allowed, there won't be much point to even having it.