CCW Training in El Dorado?

[Whitewater]

Since it appears that there are a few El Dorado county people, any recommendations on who the better CCW instructors are for El Dorado county? (I have a page full of approved instructors from EDSO)

[1buba]

Whitewater,

I may get slapped a bit for this but here goes...

For general handgun training, I'm very particular with who i train with. I normally go to SoCal for that. However, for the CCW training - I would personally go with who can get it done for you the quickest. The caveat here would be - they must be SAFE and SANE.

The EDC CCW class is mostly safety and legal - not much taught in the line of skills. I would caution you, however, that MOST if not ALL of the instructors I've heard (or heard of) up here, have given questionable legal info at one time or another. This board is lucky to have several LE and legal experts that chime in from time to time.

Good luck!!!

[CCWInstructor]

One of those EDC instructors lurks here picking up tid bits. He reads as a "guest".

[Whitewater]

Thanks for the response.

[Brian1911]

Have you look at AWT Advance Weapon and Tactics taught by Walt Marshall in Richmond Ca. It would be about an hour and a half drive for you. Walt is good people.

Brian

[Gladiator]

Just take my word on this. I will not answer any questions. DO NOT take the class from a guy name Ken.

I'm here to protect the members . . . ..

[OCRancher]

"The Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper, elected by the founding members, serves as the protocol and chief law enforcement officer and is the principal administrative manager for most support services of CALCCW.com.

As chief law enforcement officer of the this forum, the Sergeant at Arms is charged with maintaining security and protection of the members themselves.

The Sergeant at Arms serves as the executive officer of this forum for enforcement of all rules of the Committee on Rules and Administration regulating this forum and has responsibility for and immediate supervision of the forum floor, chamber and galleries.

The Sergeant at Arms is authorized to arrest and detain any person violating forum rules.
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Huh???????????????????????

[1buba]

Originally Posted by OCRancher

"The Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper, elected by the founding members, serves as the protocol and chief law enforcement officer and is the principal administrative manager for most support services of CALCCW.com.

As chief law enforcement officer of the this forum, the Sergeant at Arms is charged with maintaining security and protection of the members themselves.

The Sergeant at Arms serves as the executive officer of this forum for enforcement of all rules of the Committee on Rules and Administration regulating this forum and has responsibility for and immediate supervision of the forum floor, chamber and galleries.

The Sergeant at Arms is authorized to arrest and detain any person violating forum rules.
"

Huh???????????????????????

Maybe this:
U.S. Senate: Reference Home > Senate Organization > Office of the Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper


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[sealbeach]

OK, if you think this guy is the same cat as "gladiator"



Terrance W. Gainer

Terrance W. Gainer was sworn in as the 38th United States Senate Sergeant at Arms on January 4, 2007. Mr. Gainer’s career spans decades of experience in public safety, including recently serving as Chief of Police of the United States Capitol Police.

Mr. Gainer began his law enforcement career as a police officer in Chicago, Illinois in 1968, and rose through the ranks as a homicide detective, sergeant and executive assistant in the Administrative Services Bureau. An accomplished attorney who was admitted in Illinois, Federal District Court and U.S. Supreme Court, Mr. Gainer served as the chief legal officer of the Chicago Police Department from 1981 through 1984, where he assisted in negotiating the city's first labor contract with the police union.

[1buba]

Originally Posted by sealbeach

OK, if you think this guy is the same cat as "gladiator"



Terrance W. Gainer

Terrance W. Gainer was sworn in as the 38th United States Senate Sergeant at Arms on January 4, 2007. Mr. Gainer’s career spans decades of experience in public safety, including recently serving as Chief of Police of the United States Capitol Police.

Mr. Gainer began his law enforcement career as a police officer in Chicago, Illinois in 1968, and rose through the ranks as a homicide detective, sergeant and executive assistant in the Administrative Services Bureau. An accomplished attorney who was admitted in Illinois, Federal District Court and U.S. Supreme Court, Mr. Gainer served as the chief legal officer of the Chicago Police Department from 1981 through 1984, where he assisted in negotiating the city's first labor contract with the police union.

He lives in Pollock Pines? that's a LONG commute!