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For Frontline or Pilot?
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For Frontline or Pilot?
Not too surprised I guess. I'll still do it just because it's so conveniently located and it'll be nice for a few tips/tricks. For real fundamentals I think Rifles Only is my best bet.Pilot.
Any feedback on Vortex long range classes? There Edge and outdoor training center are within two hours for me. I was planning on going to them over the winter/spring after hunting season, but now I'm not sure if is the best use of my money after reading this.Pilot.
I can't comment on their LR classes. However, a couple of years ago, we had a thread here where some of us tried to really 'understand' just what Vortex was about.Any feedback on Vortex long range classes? There Edge and outdoor training center are within two hours for me. I was planning on going to them over the winter/spring after hunting season, but now I'm not sure if is the best use of my money after reading this.
Possibly something over at Frontline Defense (couple hours away from me), which would be exclusively prone so not that enthusiastic about that option to be honest. I may have to travel a longer distance than I'd like in order to take the sort of class I'm looking for. If I do that it's likely I'll try to do Precision Rifle I and II at Rifles Only.
Edit: Nevermind I found this course an hour away from me. We have a winner other than the fact it sounds a bit more PRS oriented than I'd want. But for just getting back into shooting it'll do great.
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I'll likely try it out in the summer or fall if Pilot runs courses during that period. My first priority is getting in better shape which I've already started. From there I'll move onto the shooting.Did you ever pursue either of these classes? I’m in NC also and would like to find something local as well.
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