Training in Vancouver/BC?
- Thread starter Hadda
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Not sure what you meant by "Training", but if you meant places to shoot, you can try POCO & Vancouver Indoor Shooting ranges.
There is actually a forum for training
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?291-Training-Events-and-Courses
and in there, a few lines down I found this for the GVRD - http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/foru...ills-and-drills-Abbotsford-Fish-and-Game-Club
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?291-Training-Events-and-Courses
and in there, a few lines down I found this for the GVRD - http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/foru...ills-and-drills-Abbotsford-Fish-and-Game-Club
heavenIsAlie
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skills and drills teaches all aspects/levels of handgun skills. The guy who runs it is both a great ipsc shooter and trained with many of the local agencies and well know tactical instructors from the states
Definitely hit up Skills and Drills. It is the best bargain in pistol training I have ever seen.
No S&D until I get back from Belize sorry.
Just a little info on the night, it's at Abbotsford Fish and Game Club, on our indoor range. Cost is $20 for the night. If you have a holster and mag pouches bring it, but if not no worries you can work off the table. Typically need 200-300 rounds for the night. I provide the targets and instruction. We usually start up around 5-7m, but will often work back further. We everything from competitive shooters, new and old, to door kickers and cops, to plinkers. Everyone is welcome. The only caveat is it is a centerfire pistol night, I don't mind the odd 22 coming, especially if they are conversion kits on centerfire pistols, but not regularly.
Just a little info on the night, it's at Abbotsford Fish and Game Club, on our indoor range. Cost is $20 for the night. If you have a holster and mag pouches bring it, but if not no worries you can work off the table. Typically need 200-300 rounds for the night. I provide the targets and instruction. We usually start up around 5-7m, but will often work back further. We everything from competitive shooters, new and old, to door kickers and cops, to plinkers. Everyone is welcome. The only caveat is it is a centerfire pistol night, I don't mind the odd 22 coming, especially if they are conversion kits on centerfire pistols, but not regularly.
Abbie is one of the best clubs anywhere for instruction and instructors, they not only have skills and drills, but they've had some truly first rate US and Canadian instructors teach there. I'm just ticked that it's too far to commute for me, but I will make it there at some point.
Drop ins are welcome and Slavex is very helpful to people just getting themselves in to the business of shooting. I recommend him to everyone I can, and I have trained under some big names. The instruction he offers is the deal of the century IMO.
As Misanthropist says, drop ins are welcome. membership not needed.
should also note, our indoor has the best air handling system in the province, if not the country, so if you are concerned about lead vapours/dust on an indoor, don't sweat it. Also heated during the winter.
should also note, our indoor has the best air handling system in the province, if not the country, so if you are concerned about lead vapours/dust on an indoor, don't sweat it. Also heated during the winter.
When will your next course be held ? - Im an Abby member myself but haven't had a chance to make it to one of the evenings yet.
