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It's been some time since I took mine there, but I would have to cast my vote for H&H. The class was informative, the instructors and the legal council were top shelf and the facility itself was incredible!

First, have a plan for your next practice session at the range. Then spend time in dry fire practice working fundamental skills that apply to those planned exercises. Example: If you intend to work "first shot on target" from the holster, then spend time at the house breaking down, working and...

Consider a 4 day class at an average cost of let's say, $500; throw in 1000 rounds of rifle ammunition, travel, hotel and food. Not to mention loosing a few days at work as well. No matter how you look at it, that quickly adds up to one pretty expensive training event. It also seems that there...