So, I sent the other half to MSF for her first course. Her best friend cancelled on her, so I attended with her as a guest. First of all, the staff is great. James, the instructor, makes the course fun (instead of mundane and downright paint peeling off the walls boring like the one I attended was at Danvers f&g) and super informative. Patience is a virtue I do not have, I have no idea how they do it at MSF, but these guys are like effing Ghandi.
A+ facilities, A+ class material, A+ instructors, I'd recommend it to anyone and it will be my first recommendation to anyone who shows interest in getting a license.
The lady has gone from anti, to pro, to wanting to shoot weekly and ccw. I'd say part of the want to ccw has to do with MSF making the activity less "killy", and painting it in a much better light than the media has these people convinced.
James also has beautiful hands.
A+ facilities, A+ class material, A+ instructors, I'd recommend it to anyone and it will be my first recommendation to anyone who shows interest in getting a license.
The lady has gone from anti, to pro, to wanting to shoot weekly and ccw. I'd say part of the want to ccw has to do with MSF making the activity less "killy", and painting it in a much better light than the media has these people convinced.
James also has beautiful hands.
