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Just read the outline for the Tac Rifle III course that is 2.5 days. It appears that only one day is on the range and the rest is in class, yet you say there will be 600!rifle rounds and 400 pistol rounds required. Part of the course is learning about the tomahawk? I took a Tdsa rifle course 2 seasons ago and we stood around waiting for people to arrive, lots of chit chat, and by noon shot only 7 rounds of ammo. Is this a new team running the show?
Seriously? I'm interested on their courses so I guess I need to read more reviews before joining in.Originally Posted by Mark18
I'm looking to sign up for the advance pistol 1 course. Is it acceptable to use a CR Speed WSM 2 holster for the course? Thanks!
Thanks for your intrest. I have been with Scott and company for 7 years and I cannot remember such a slow day ever occurring. Never the less, we have since built a new team of instructors.
To answer your question, yes there will be tomahawk and knife work as well as hand to hand elements in this new course.
The friday evening and Saturday will be in class dry fire training as well as the content listed above. The Sunday will be a very fast paced range day.
We like to give people an accurate round count to ensure that they do not run out of ammo because we've seen it happen several times.
Thanks ,
Aaron
Yes it is. We encourage our students to train with the gear they plan to use all the time. Also, the AP1 course includes our holster certification.
Thanks
I would encourage you to do your due diligence and make an informed decision.
http://www.tdsacanada.com/testimonials
Please take a look at our testimonials and decide for yourself. I'll have you guys know that as a student of Scott's for 3 years before being asked to join the team I never shot LESS than 850 rounds at either an AP1 or TAC 1 and I took each a couple times.
except for Scott their are no bios on the website for any other instructors. Dry fire is excellent. I cannot believe that in a top level Tac rifle and pistol course there are tomahawks discussed given the expected round count for the day. My precision rifle course was awful but it was 2 yrs ago. It was a bunch of guys chit chatting about their equipment and virtually no instruction or shooting. I have taken lots of courses all over the place and make these comments from experience. If this has been redone then maybe worth a chance. Shooting 1,000 rounds of ammo in one day safely is something I have never seen before. Do the math, in an 8 HR course that means over 100 rounds an hour with no stopping. How much instruction and reflection on work can there be?
Other comments: Tdsa accepted far more than the stated class size for our rifle class; the course description for rifle III said classroom time not dry fire. When we took the Tavor class in Calgary we did excellent dry fire training with Israelis but you have to know how to do it properly. Testimonials are nice to read. Mine is 2 years old but 3 of us went to the course and all thought the same thing. Everyone deserves a second chance but when I read that at 2.5 day advance class is majorly classroom with tomahawks and one day live shooting 1,000 rounds I had my doubts
Why there is tomahawk class included in a gun course? I just want to learn how to shoot good. I prefer to shoot than to butcher.
The course description on the website is extremely vague for that much time and 690.00.
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