Someone shot themself at Sig.

[MaybeMe]

Like when police officers plant guns on victims, at Sig it is probably protocol to swap out the users Sig for a Walther

I thought they supplied firearms for their beginner classes? So must have been handgun 103 if it was a walther?

 

[SgtHal75]

if you feel like you have to wear body armor to a safety class you might want to consider a different venue/instructor.

What if you are a Bearded Operator Bro

 

[RHJJ]

But effective

Wish I said that.

 

[Knob Creek]

S

I thought they supplied firearms for their beginner classes? So must have been handgun 103 if it was a walther?

Sig gives you to option to use your own gun or they would supply one.

 

[sstom]

Tough way to learn trigger discipline.

Yeah. But you learn real quick

 

[Quite_Exasperated]

I’m the only one here qualified enough to handle a glock sig…


View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YqcvuRRggM

 

[DW357]

I'm working there Thursday with a lot of shooters I don't know. Time to break out the vest !!!!

Reality is their safety record is outstanding. I don't think they even had any injuries that were serious.

I see they’re having an IDPA match Thursday. I think it’s great we have another place to shoot matches - especially indoors. Only 26 slots I see

 

[Hoover]

The gun is obviously defective, I’ll swing by to dispose of it.

 

[Dennis in MA]

not good for the concentration. they probably should have given you another go around at their expense for another time.

I wasn't worried about how I "scored." I saw it as silly. They were trying to get you to feel what it was like to draw from seated. But because they wanted it safe, you were facing. . . left (only a couple of lefty shooters) and drew straight up, extended your shooting hand out to your side and fired one-handed. You'd NEVER do that in real life. In real life, you'd be facing the target most likely and pull and fire two handed in front of you or across yourself. But that puts too many body parts of yours and others in the way. So I get it.

What I regret was George was hawking his car-bean class. He was fairly intimidating to me. I don't know why. Guy was an expert in multiple platforms. He had an outdoor carbine class where you shot no-sights at 100yds. It freaked me out so I skipped out on taking it. In hindsight, I was a fool that was taken in by his abrasive nature and it scared me. Dumb dumb dumb. He's there TO HELP ME! I could have learned so much. Just standard carbine shooting. Now I'm almost 20 years old and just too damned busy to think about another 3-day class. Damn!