Robert Vogel, World Class Pistol Skills, Oct 26-27 Chandler OK

Prdator · Jun 23, 2013

Cost is $425
Ammo requirement, 1000 rounds.

World Class Pistol Skills Oct 26-27 in Chandler OK

In this course the student will be given the insight into what it takes to develop truly World Class shooting skills. Starting out with the fundamentals and then delving into a heavy dose of technique that goes well beyond the basics, the student will learn the dynamics involved in driving a pistol to the highest level. This course is designed around the ultimate and equal balance of accuracy and speed that is applicable just as much to LE/Military training as it is to competition. Aside from the techniques and skills taught this course also has aspects that require the student to truly â€œthinkâ€ while operating on a course of fire. A balance between competitive shooting and tactical applications will be maintained. That being said, performing under pressure is paramount. Outside of actual real life situations competition is one of the few ways pressure can truly be induced. If you carry or use a handgun in any way, shape or form you will benefit from this course.

TO reserve your spot Email me at [email protected]

Hope to see you on the range!!!!!

jtischauser · Jun 24, 2013

Dang Vogel is getting around this year! Glad to see he's coming to Oklahoma too.

TroyF · Jul 24, 2013

If this is going to happen, I'm going.
Anyone else?

I mean, it's Bob effin' Vogel......

ChrisC · Jul 24, 2013

that's kind of what Im thinking.... i hope the course is revolver friendly

jtischauser · Jul 24, 2013

ChrisC said:
that's kind of what Im thinking.... i hope the course is revolver friendly

Bob's advice is going to be to dump the revolver!

chris g · Jul 24, 2013

didnt know glock made a six shot only gun

ChrisC · Jul 24, 2013

only in new york

i think the class is about movement and such more than what gun your bringing... but i might show up with a glock.. it's hard to say

Scott Hearn · Jul 25, 2013

How fast do his classes usually fill? I really really wanna go but it's hard to turn loose of the cash for a month or two.

Clucky C · Jul 25, 2013

WHY do these classes have to be so expensive?!
Seriously.

jeffhughes · Jul 25, 2013

Sandy said:
WHY do these classes have to be so expensive?!
Seriously.

The guy is coming out here from California, he's one of the best in the world, and he wants to make a profit based on the years he has invested in developing his skills...

Clucky C · Jul 25, 2013

rawr.

Scott Hearn · Jul 25, 2013

And then there's the "finding a case of ammo" thing. I could just load up a case but for a class like this I'd rather run factory.

jeffhughes · Jul 25, 2013

Sandy said:
rawr.

?

Feegee · Jul 25, 2013

And then there's the "finding a case of ammo" thing. I could just load up a case but for a class like this I'd rather run factory.

Why factory?

Matt1911 · Jul 25, 2013

Less chance of malfunction while you're being taught by one of the best.

Scott Hearn · Jul 25, 2013

Matt Rigsby said:
Less chance of malfunction while you're being taught by one of the best.

^^ This. But it mostly finding the time to get it done. I'm still working on my kitchen and real work is not cooperating with ANY of my plans.

ChrisC · Jul 25, 2013

i didn't see it addressed but how many slots is the class limited to?

SpaceFlunky · Jul 26, 2013

I was really wanting to make this but other plans have come up and will not have the finances for it. Its a shame. i really wanted to attend. Maybe i can still go to TDSA next year.