women's tactical class?

[1wildchild]

Has anyone taken an all women's tactical class? I think that would be a great class to take. Of course, if there are no all women's classes, I won't be opposed to showing up the men! :thumbup:

[musashi]

my fiancé will be taking some this year but they are not all women classes. first she has to get through her cpl class

[RSF]

Yes and no, we have had several all womans classes and at least every class has had at least one one to 3 woamn shooters in them

[Archon-ep]

I have never heard of a women-only advanced class. Not sure what you mean by "tactical class" but if you mean advanced pistol (beyond the minimum for a CPL) then I can highly recommend Rob Reed's advanced pistol class. I think he has one coming up May 16 or so in Williamston. His username here is Trebor. He's a great instructor and down to earth - my wife has taken his basic and advanced courses and quite happy with both, and she is easily irked by "drill instructor" types.

Full disclosure: I'm friends with Rob and occasionally teach the legal portion of his PPITH (basic CPL) course.

[1wildchild]

What I am really thinking about is a class that will introduce me to competition shooting on a course. I just starting getting interested so I don't have all the jargon down jet :roflmao:

[Archon-ep]

I think you may just want to try out an IDPA shoot. There are quite a lot of clubs that host IDPA - Capital City Rifle is one, but one of dozens. I'd check with your local club and look on the competition forum on here.

[TFin04]

"Defensive" and "competition" circuits can be quite a bit different from each other. They both share a lot of the same ideas but in other respects they are worlds apart. I would define what style you are looking for and find an organization to fit what you want. There are a lot of good ones for both sides of the coin here in MI. Depending on how new you are a handgun 101 course or familiarization class might be a good idea to start with.