texas1willy2
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I get emails from him and it looks like a great coarse I would just like to hear from someone besides their references.
First off, he's great at marketing/advertising. Now that that's out of the way...
Front Sight has solid basic instruction. No BS ninja wann-be stuff. They tend to follow the 'modern technique' from Gunsite but haven't expanded too much beyond. Emphasis is on fundamentals as applied to something besides standing at the 7yd line and plinking away at a bullseye target.
When you are there beware of the various sales pitches they will throw at you for memberships and other stuff. Just ignore it and focus on the firearms instruction. If they start the BS at lunch time grab your sandwich, walk outside and enjoy the day. Do a Gooogle search if you aren't familiar with the above.
Check eBay for discount certificates. You can save some serious cash.
Something to keep in mind is the total cost of the training such as a lodging, travel and food. For the money you may be able to find good instruction commuting distance from home.
I was buying in on to front sights sales pitch like being able to put 2 fatal shots in a target from a holstered gun in 1.5 seconds.