Top trainers in Gauteng

[uBestRi]

I have heard a few new (to me) names pop up in the past week of firearm and defensive trainers.

I know that here we have Big T, Ross and I think Sl@de as well that are trainers, but everyone has their strengths and I'd like to know who you think are on top when it comes to basic pistol training, more advanced pistol training and close quarters stuff in general.

Further to that, if you know of any training companies or business's, that are worthy of comment for good, bad or other reasons I'd love to hear.
Thanks

[crawler]

I came accross a company that want you to have 300 or 400 rounds for training. How is this possible for a basic course as most dont have dedicated status

[uBestRi]

There are a few that do that. They can usually assist you, or like Big T's training there is an ammo store at the range.

[Bubezi]

I attended Big T's Tactical Marskmanship Level 1 training. For basic pistol training and safety aspects, this is the best thing you can do after you got your pistol. It really helped me a lot when I started shooting SADPA.

[sl@de]

Check out

www.elitefirearmstraining.co.za

Course breakdowns are there -

I am an Advanced Firearms Instructor and Tactical Instructor. The above trainers are qualified through International Firearms Training Academy

I also get my training material from a friend who trains SWAT and LE officers that side

[uBestRi]

What happened to Pauls post and my response to it?

[ikor]

What happened to Pauls post and my response to it?

Contact FrankH about that...

[uBestRi]

Ok. Thanks

[sl@de]

I attended Big T's Tactical Marskmanship Level 1 training. For basic pistol training and safety aspects, this is the best thing you can do after you got your pistol. It really helped me a lot when I started shooting SADPA.

I can thank him for where I am today!!

[AGreeff]

Hands down... Vernon Koekemoer