Local Northwest Training?

[huzar]

What is a reasonable price?

I've always expected to budget $200 or so per day of instruction. Top tier national level trainers are typically closer to $250/day, or maybe a little more.

 

[Cerberus Group]

My beginner or Foundation course is 200.00, geared for the new shooter.

Run the Gun is 250.00 a day...focuses on the platform and gear, to get the student to be as efficient as possible with what they have.

Skill Builder is all about transitions, right/left and primary to secondary weapon, shooting positions, working around many types of obstacles and barricades, and ending with moving and shooting. This runs 275.00 a day, as we have more instructors on board because of the nature of the content...shooting 180 degrees, up to 270 degrees with some drills.

Other things we do is host quite a few groups. They tell me what they want, and I put together a training session content for them. We do night vision, CQB building search, low light and vehicle...price dependent upon group size and course content.

 

[roosterG]

where is the best place to train locally in the NW? Looking for rifle and pistol training. It doesn't seem the big guys come up here to often.

Give Chris a call Tell him Glenn sent you https://www.facebook.com/AccuracyNorthwest

 

[titsonritz]

My beginner or Foundation course is 200.00, geared for the new shooter.

Run the Gun is 250.00 a day...focuses on the platform and gear, to get the student to be as efficient as possible with what they have.

Skill Builder is all about transitions, right/left and primary to secondary weapon, shooting positions, working around many types of obstacles and barricades, and ending with moving and shooting. This runs 275.00 a day, as we have more instructors on board because of the nature of the content...shooting 180 degrees, up to 270 degrees with some drills.

Other things we do is host quite a few groups. They tell me what they want, and I put together a training session content for them. We do night vision, CQB building search, low light and vehicle...price dependent upon group size and course content.

Your prices are fair and competitive, I like your old prices though.

 

[Cerberus Group]

I also have an instructor in the Enumclaw area, and travels all over the Peugeot Sound area.

 

[patrikky]

Insights training center. It's been quite a few years since I've taken classes there but their training was excellent.

 

[Cerberus Group]

Your prices are fair and competitive, I like your old prices though.

I do as well...but the cost of doing biz has gone up. From excavation work, target and barricade/obstacle materials, vehicles for classes etc. For the more technical courses, I need to have another instructor or two on site.

I also only have 6-8 people in a class, so no one feels like they are just going through the motions...everyone gets hands-on, one on one instruction throughout the course...unlike some of the other classes that guest instructors present. Less stand around time, more involvement...more bang for the buck...yes, pun intended. There's a ammunition suggestion for each course, but as always...bring more, shoot/train more.

 

[Ironbar]

What is a reasonable price?

That's an impossible question to answer because everyone's ability to pay is different.

 

[DizzyJ]

Call me crazy, but I have a built in bias against someone who owns a business yet uses a gmail address.

"crazy" then

 

[Slugger]

I did the two day pistol course at Firearms Academy of Seattle just as covid was hitting. It was a great experience. Like to go back and do the rifle course some day.