[REJM]

In addition to his CCW class, I'd also highly recommend taking his other training classes. I've taken many of them already and will say that I learned a lot and had a lot of fun. If you don't have a rifle, shotgun, or handgun to use for a class, he will supply them. Once you get in to the intermediate class and higher, you begin to work with holsters and speed loaders. Very good practice for anyone thinking about applying for a CCW.[/quote]

HEY ALL! DON'T FORGET THOSE "SPOUSES & SIGNIFICANT OTHERS!"

I, (we), are going for an extened, "CCWInstructor Class" at the end of this month because, I need the extra training and practice, and my wife needs the reassurance that I know what I am doing, and that she too may be able to correctly and properly handle firearms in a safe and prudent manner, especially since we do have children visiting the house, now and then. She calls it a "De-Gunning to be Sound," for the "Children Running Around!" Also, I am away on business flights for long periods of time, and it is only prudent to assure the "comfort zone" with my wife who may be at home for numerous nights alone...with only a fine "Golden Re-liever," who awaits only the time to help out the next "Bad Guy" by carrying the silverware!!!!Tee hee...Ha. Ha. (Greg gave her lessons over twelve (12) years ago, or so).

Travel and Carry Safe, and be sure to share your experiences and "learning curve" with those you love and trust! Who knows, maybe they will go for their "CCW's" too!