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I am looking for a good class (one or two days) that covers ways to improve accuracy with a handgun. I have looked in Tyler and only found one class and it is a "How to use a pistol for a beginner" type of class. I have been shooting for a long time, but I think there are ways that I could improve accuracy. I live in Tyler, but I am willing to travel to find a good instructor. At this time I am not looking for a self defense handgun class (such as Gunsite). I just want someone to show me the proper ways to hold and aim to get maximum accuracy from a handgun.

Todd

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From me too.
I'm closer. Lufkin.
Aint competition grand.

Absolutely except for two things. One I got there first and two I am firmly convinced SRVA is better than you!

All kidding aside, BoneDigger can't go wrong either way!

[quote="CompVest"]Absolutely except for two things. One I got there first and two I am firmly convinced SRVA is better than you!

Hey. HEY! I don't care who you are. No bad mouthing the Mods! (unless you have an opening)

Just kidding!!

There aren't any rules against Mods bad mouthing Mods! Who polices the police.

you may want to look here:

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CompVest wrote:There aren't any rules against Mods bad mouthing Mods! Who polices the police.

S.W.A.T.

Do you really need a 1-2 day class? Might a few one-to-one lessons with an instructor be better. If so, I highly recommend Tracy Campbell, (281) 728-6565, http://www.doubleactionchl.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;. His lessons normally take place at the Shiloh range.

CompVest wrote:Absolutely except for two things. One I got there first and two I am firmly convinced SRVA is better than you!

You are supposed to.

Thanks guys; I knew you'd come through!

I am at a conference right now but will contact one of you soon about some one-on-one lessons.

Todd