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Bob's Guns and Stuff
All things Guns, Gear, and Training


Do You Need Training, Practice, or Private Lessons?
Recently, I taught a private shooting lesson. After the lesson, the student asked when he should schedule another one. As an instructor, I only make money when students are paying for lessons or classes—but I also have an ethical obligation to give sound advice, even if it costs me money. Since I’m sure this student isn’t alone in asking that question, let’s break it down. Lessons Private shooting lessons are often the most expensive option—but they can also be the most effec
robertbodron
Mar 263 min read


Does the current Georgia Law Enforcement Qualification system create a false measure of proficiency?
Those of you who serve, or have served, as Georgia Peace Officers will be f amiliar with one or more of the Georgia Semi-Auto Qualification Courses used over the last 20 years or more. The course has undergone minor revisions during that time, but the basic premise is the same. Officer weapons proficiency is measured solely as accuracy in a timed fire course, assessing minimal penalties for hits outside the vital zone, meaning officers can qualify without recording a single
robertbodron
Feb 208 min read
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