I think fiddletown had an earlier thread about this class, in a different location.
Anyway, I just finished MAG-40 with Mas at the Firearms Academy of Seattle yesterday. It was $800 (plus plane ticket, hotel, and rental car, plus 440rds of .45acp) well spent. The shooting portion was enjoyable and informative, but I'll discuss that tomorrow in Tactics and Training.
I think the best value the class offers, for shooters who are already competent, is in the training Mas provides in the classroom about Self-Defense law and case law, and the practical advice he gives about these issues.
I highly recommend this class to anybody; the class I trained with had 29 students, to include an ER doctor, several nurses, and a bunch of military veterans. Of the 29, 24 had bachelor's degrees or higher. Everybody learned something, and all the feedback was positive.
Marty Hayes, Kathy Jackson, and the rest of the FAS instructors were first-class, too.
Additionally, Mas brought in local attorneys, and the local chief coroner, to give certain lectures to the class.
Be advised, MAG will only accept students with carry licenses, LE or military IDs, or some other proof of completed background checks.
Anybody interested in the class schedule (and locations) should check http://massadayoobgroup.com
Anyway, I just finished MAG-40 with Mas at the Firearms Academy of Seattle yesterday. It was $800 (plus plane ticket, hotel, and rental car, plus 440rds of .45acp) well spent. The shooting portion was enjoyable and informative, but I'll discuss that tomorrow in Tactics and Training.
I think the best value the class offers, for shooters who are already competent, is in the training Mas provides in the classroom about Self-Defense law and case law, and the practical advice he gives about these issues.
I highly recommend this class to anybody; the class I trained with had 29 students, to include an ER doctor, several nurses, and a bunch of military veterans. Of the 29, 24 had bachelor's degrees or higher. Everybody learned something, and all the feedback was positive.
Marty Hayes, Kathy Jackson, and the rest of the FAS instructors were first-class, too.
Additionally, Mas brought in local attorneys, and the local chief coroner, to give certain lectures to the class.
Be advised, MAG will only accept students with carry licenses, LE or military IDs, or some other proof of completed background checks.
Anybody interested in the class schedule (and locations) should check http://massadayoobgroup.com