KA-BAR wrote:now liquidsnak, i know you served, i am grateful for that service, but unlesss your range qual is at expert level, i dont think you are qualified to teach, this is just a opinion though, you could pull out a thousand range cards all with a 300 score, i dont know, but with the info provided i do not belive this is the case.
what you should do though, and this is my suggestion. hold the skirm, charge money for ity of you want that new gun, or looking to finiance some gear...... but do not try to hold a class on training without qualified instructors.
KA-BAR out
Yes, I did qual expert, with a score of 282 CMC and 291 KD fire course
I know I am not a formal trainer, and this is part of the reason for the low price, especially for a two day thing. I do however posses the knowledge of things listed in the original post, of tactical reloads, sight alignment, target acquisition, and all that jazz.
I am not doing this for the $$, as quite a bit of it will be re-invested in other classes to help your average airsofter with zero formal training. Again, I do realize I am not a fully qualified trainer, but what knowledge I do have that would be useful to the airsoft community I want to pass on.
Trust me when I say if these classes become popular, they will only get better, with better locations, better subjects, and better gear/props to use during.
You can pay a grand to go to bootcamp for a week, and not use a rifle or anything nifty, or these classes, which will stay cheap
