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Originally Posted by OKFC05
You obviously aren't an instructor for beginning students.
Some of them are holding a gun for the first time in their lives, and you have to assume zero skill.
For CHL classes, we do the whole course of fire, dry fire, before anybody loads a gun, and there is always somebody who can't get through the dry fire without assistance.
The range test to be allowed to take the first NRA defense course is he/she has to load the gun and fire at a stationary target without sweeping anybody.
For even more excitement try doing shotgun live fire with 12-year-olds in hunter safety class. 
And yes, there are some students I would rather not try to teach.
However, if trained instructors can't bring new people into the shooting sports, then who? |
I'm fairly in the corner of I'd rather give them a single action... Your argument really doesn't hold much water it's just personal preference. It's your class like he said but you're also just simply making a decision. And not one based on anything other than opinion.