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Old 08-13-2010, 11:47 PM
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I have been extremely fortunate to have attended several advanced classes taught by several different instructors. Some formal, some not so formal.

I've learned much in the past 30 or so years. But I ain't no expert. Some instructors are decent and some not so. Attend as much training as you can and take what you believe works best for you and practice it.

Todays training is extrememly convoluted. It's hard to know who's method or which method is best. And there seem to be experts everywhere. Those that say "my way is best" or carry this caliber or you'll be sorry" are the one's you need to stay away from.

Only you know what works for you. Serious students of the use of deadly force never stop searching and learning. Above all, there is no substitute for quality training and even more practice. There are many good videos to buy. And there are many things you can do at home.


The commitment is yours and yours alone.
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