Short story.. (not really)... years ago (15 or more?. at least 10) while on this forum discussing concealed carry someone made the statement that if you are going to carry a gun you not only need training but you should keep that training up.Train as much as you can afford. I'm not much of a follower but I took that advise to heart and have done so... last time I counted I had over 200 hours of formal training in mostly handguns. I sitting in the Delta Sky Club at the Atlanta airport because I have a 3 & 1/2 hour wait between flights. Head home from taking a two day defensive handgun class held out side of Tallahassee Florida that a good friend and I came up with. Mostly him. He wanted me to come down and he and myself and a few other folks do some shooting on his 'hunting' farm... and I requested that we have instructors. We paid two local LEO's who do training for various law enforcement agencies in the area. Most of my previous training has been standing on a line at various distances and shooting at a paper target... that's what we did on day one but day two was all about moving and shooting and working as a team... much different and very eye opening. We also had some competition with shooting metal reactive targets... here are two guys doing that.
