Any major red dot/pistol gurus coming thru PNW?

[bigboy67]

I've been waiting for someone like Defoor, Aaron Cowan, Scott jedlinski, etc. to come anywhere near Portland-ish area but I see absolutely nothing.

Any killer pistol gurus coming around our area any time soon?

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[Member 66129]

Aaron was just in CDA back in October. That's the closest I've seen him out here. Politics being what they are, I don't foresee many people traveling into the PNW for anyone as the laws make that more difficult for them than it is worth.

 

[Cerberus Group]

Chuck Pressburg August 10-11

John Dufrense of Kinetic Consulting August 26 -27

 

[Cerberus Group]

Kyle Defoor and Travis Kennedy next year.

Bill Blowers has been here the last 3 years, but not enough sign-ups this year, class was canceled.

 

[bigboy67]

Great line ups Cerberus. I'll definitely be checking y'all out

 

[titsonritz]

Great line ups Cerberus. I'll definitely be checking y'all out

Can't recommend @Cerberus Group enough, on a lot more than red dot stuff too.

 

[bigboy67]

Hey @cerebrusgroup is Pressburg's class geared toward everyday Joe Shooters or more for police?

 

[bigboy67]

Wondering because I'm interested mainly in USPSA and shooting from concealed training

 

[titsonritz]

Hey @cerebrusgroup is Pressburg's class geared toward everyday Joe Shooters or more for police?

I see this asked regularly on other forums, much of it stems from this statement on Chuck's website:

The Presscheck No-Fail Pistol Course (2 Days) is designed to equip patrol and tactical officers with the skills to make high risk / high reward pistol shots in critical situations.

Despite that the class is open enrollment and suitable for "everyday Joe Shooters" although probably not the best class for a complete noob to cut their teeth on.

 

[titsonritz]

Wondering because I'm interested mainly in USPSA and shooting from concealed training

You'll be fine.

 

[bigboy67]

I'm good enough to know I'm not good, and I want best of class training before I practice the WRONG thing 10.000 times

 

[Cerberus Group]

As @titsonritz said...not for a new shooter, but is for every type of shooter.

 

[bigboy67]

As @titsonritz said...not for a new shooter, but is for every type of shooter.

Just signed up and paid

 

[Cerberus Group]

Wondering because I'm interested mainly in USPSA and shooting from concealed training

Not being sarcastic, but I don't see any difference in actual shooting from LE, civilian, competition etc.

Every shot no mater any of the above requires a solid grip, trigger press, sight alignment and sight picture. Taking it a step further, no difference in what position the body is in as well...all the above needs to happen consistently for every shot.

I do one on one training with several USPSA shooters and concealed carry people as well. Just had a private class on Monday with two guys wanting to get better with their presentation from concealment. So we worked with multiple layers of clothes along with different holster positions and a few different pistols and revolvers they carry.

 

[bigboy67]

Not being sarcastic, but I don't see any difference in actual shooting from LE, civilian, competition etc.

Every shot no mater any of the above requires a solid grip, trigger press, sight alignment and sight picture. Taking it a step further, no difference in what position the body is in as well...all the above needs to happen consistently for every shot.

I do one on one training with several USPSA shooters and concealed carry people as well. Just had a private class on Monday with two guys wanting to get better with their presentation from concealment. So we worked with multiple layers of clothes along with different holster positions and a few different pistols and revolvers they carry.

Understood. Mechanics don't change. Either way, I'll be there ready to shoot

 

[Cerberus Group]

Understood. Mechanics don't change. Either way, I'll be there ready to shoot

Good to hear...always look forward to meeting brothers from the forum.