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by **moyler** on Thu 06 Oct 2011 1:35 pm

I have had many students NOT start their firearms training because they were concerned that they weren't ready for a "Tactical" or "Advanced" or "Insert intimidating class title here" class. All telling me "If you do a beginner's level class, I would attend.

If you were that person.. Well.... THIS CLASS IS FOR YOU!!!

I will be teaching Utah's first 'Introduction to Defensive Pistol' course for Suarez International, one of the largest firearms training groups in the country, on April 28th, 2012. This class is essential for the previously un-trained, or new firearm owner. If you or your spouse have a firearm in your house, but wouldn't feel comfortable using it to defend the lives of your family members, you must bridge the gap and start your training now! Take that first step in gaining confidence and skill with a firearm.

For course information, and to register click here: http://www.suarezinternationalstore.com ... ty-ut.aspx Space for this event is limited, please register early!

by **Jesse 8** on Mon 28 Nov 2011 12:24 pm

Space update? I COULD buy now but would prefer to wait until after x mas. Thanks (if this information is available publicly please tell me making you my errand man is not my intention)

by **moyler** on Mon 28 Nov 2011 3:35 pm

Jesse 8 wrote:Space update? I COULD buy now but would prefer to wait until after x mas. Thanks (if this information is available publicly please tell me making you my errand man is not my intention)

You should be OK to wait until after Christmas to register. There are only a few spots taken at this point.

I look forward to training with you!

Mark

by **Jesse 8** on Tue 27 Dec 2011 3:34 pm

All signed up! Is it April yet? :crown:

by **moyler** on Thu 29 Dec 2011 8:29 pm

Jesse 8 wrote:All signed up! Is it April yet?

Glad to have you on-board, Jesse 8. Only a few spots left for this one.

by **MichaelD** on Fri 02 Mar 2012 6:45 am

Mark, are there any spots left in this? I have someone I might like to buy a spot for in this class.

by **moyler** on Fri 02 Mar 2012 9:01 am

MichaelD wrote:Mark, are there any spots left in this? I have someone I might like to buy a spot for in this class.

You should be ok. Last I checked there were still a few open spots.

by **gunsrg8t** on Thu 08 Mar 2012 11:50 pm

Put me down for one so far.

by **gunsrg8t** on Mon 02 Apr 2012 10:06 pm

Looking forward to this one.

by **Jesse 8** on Tue 03 Apr 2012 4:57 am

gunsrg8t wrote:Looking forward to this one.

+1

Shot placement is King, penetration is Queen, but a wide wound channel is the Ace in the hole.

by **gunsrg8t** on Tue 10 Apr 2012 11:09 pm

How much ammo do I need for this class?

by **moyler** on Wed 11 Apr 2012 8:31 am

gunsrg8t wrote:How much ammo do I need for this class?

100 rounds minimum. I'd bring at least 150. Better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.

by **gunsrg8t** on Wed 25 Apr 2012 9:16 pm

I got another student for the class. (I should get a commission) :lol3:

Any way ran into someone I know at Discount Guns and we started talking, mentioned I'm attending the class and say " do you wanna' go?" He thinks says "Ok." I signed him up over my phone and he hands over the cash and we will be there.
So what equipment should we have? I know the weapon and ammo, but how many mags. type of holster, belt or EDC or both, etc?
I should probably go look at the website.

edit:
checked the website and all the info is there.

by **gunsrg8t** on Sun 29 Apr 2012 6:20 am

Holy Smokes Jesse.......

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Great class with some good shooters.
I need to practice more.

by **Jesse 8** on Sun 29 Apr 2012 9:38 am

Thanks! Dry fire practice, trigger control. HARD focus on the front sight (Moyler's dry fire fundamentals class tought me these skills and many more). And one more thing, I have an interarms 30-06 that I've been hunting with since I was 16.

The gun does everything I ask it to do, with only one flaw. It has about a quarter inch of trigger travel. To adjust, I've applied this rule: when my scope (or front sight in this case) moves off target, I stop pulling the trigger,hold it where it is, breathe, place the scope/sight back where it needs to be, and continue squeezing that trigger.

Great class mark, thanks for the excellent instruction, I WILL be taking more Suarez classes as my budget allows. My personal favorite of the day was this one, draw-fire-reholster-repeat. The top plate is mine, from 3 yards. All around great class, learned a lot. Highly recommended

Shot placement is King, penetration is Queen, but a wide wound channel is the Ace in the hole.

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