Hi everyone! New to the forum, and just getting back into training. I had two questions. First, I saw an ad for Front Sight and got their DVD and literature, but got a bad feeling from the marketing aspect. After researching the subject here and at other forums, I decided against it.
I remember Gunsite being one of the premier training places from back in the 70's, and I assume it is still one of the best?
I was also impressed by some stuff I read about GSGI/Harry Humphries.
Can anyone tell me which would be the better of the two, and the relative costs? I can't seem to find info on cost of training at GSGI.
I was also thinking about training with Chuck Taylor at American Small Arms Academy, as I remember him being one of the top shooters back then. However, again, I cannot find any costs for training online.
If anyone here has experience at all three places, I'd love to hear some input as to the comparative level of training and costs.
Second, are there any decent training videos on DVD that are worth getting? I know you can't learn shooting skills off a DVD (just like you can't learn martial arts from martial arts DVDs), but I'm mainly looking for something to simply look at and see what's changed since I last shot regularly in the 80's, just get up to speed on what's changed technique-wise until I can attend a live class.
Thanks in advance!
I remember Gunsite being one of the premier training places from back in the 70's, and I assume it is still one of the best?
I was also impressed by some stuff I read about GSGI/Harry Humphries.
Can anyone tell me which would be the better of the two, and the relative costs? I can't seem to find info on cost of training at GSGI.
I was also thinking about training with Chuck Taylor at American Small Arms Academy, as I remember him being one of the top shooters back then. However, again, I cannot find any costs for training online.
If anyone here has experience at all three places, I'd love to hear some input as to the comparative level of training and costs.
Second, are there any decent training videos on DVD that are worth getting? I know you can't learn shooting skills off a DVD (just like you can't learn martial arts from martial arts DVDs), but I'm mainly looking for something to simply look at and see what's changed since I last shot regularly in the 80's, just get up to speed on what's changed technique-wise until I can attend a live class.
Thanks in advance!