Indiana Firearms Training

[TWEAKD4]

Over the weekend I took handgun I and II with Indiana Firearms Training. I had shot a few hanguns over the years but I didn't have anyone experienced show me the proper techniques. Bob Aldridge took a methodical approach showing step by step in proper handling of a firearm and stressed safety. Sgt. Bryan DeYoung assisted for the Handgun II course. They both showed their vast experience during the training and answered all questions we had. I really enjoyed the classes and hope to take more in the future. They offer AR, Shotgun, reloading, and many other classes. If you are in the Fort Wayne area I suggest you check them out.

 

[BIGnTall83]

Funny, I had been registered for both of those classes for this past weekend but things came up and i did not have the money for the classes. I do look forward to taking these classes in the future.

 

[NIFT]

Thanks, Craig--much appreciated!

 

[CTS]

I've taken two of Bob's classes in the past and got quite a bit out of both. Before even purchasing my first gun my wife and I took his NRA Basic Pistol course. I never really had anyone in my life that I trusted to educate me but was extremely interested in firearms, and I feel very fortunate to have found Bob when I did. We both walked out no longer feeling uneasy about handling firearms and with a strong desire to learn more.

Several months later after some extensive home practice I took what is now Handgun I and it's hands down the most fun I've ever had shooting to date. We covered a lot of material from shoot/no-shoot to engaging moving targets and even capped it off with a simulated home invasion. I left that day with a wealth of practice material. My work life went absolutely nuts or I would have taken at least a few more classes already, they're well worth the value.

The absolute best part though, has to be the baked goods.

 

[NIFT]

The absolute best part though, has to be the baked goods.

Our not-so-secret secret weapon!

 

[BIGnTall83]

I've taken two of Bob's classes in the past and got quite a bit out of both. Before even purchasing my first gun my wife and I took his NRA Basic Pistol course. I never really had anyone in my life that I trusted to educate me but was extremely interested in firearms, and I feel very fortunate to have found Bob when I did. We both walked out no longer feeling uneasy about handling firearms and with a strong desire to learn more.

Several months later after some extensive home practice I took what is now Handgun I and it's hands down the most fun I've ever had shooting to date. We covered a lot of material from shoot/no-shoot to engaging moving targets and even capped it off with a simulated home invasion. I left that day with a wealth of practice material. My work life went absolutely nuts or I would have taken at least a few more classes already, they're well worth the value.

The absolute best part though, has to be the baked goods.

I keep hearing good things about Bob's classes and I wish I would have been able to keep my Hangun I & II that I was registered for last month. But such is life, hope to be able to get in there before too long.