Training class reports from the After Action.net log, 2006 to 2018.
After Action.net took the LMS Defense Pistol 1 course in September 2007 at the Gila River Indian Community police range, south of Phoenix near Casa Grande. The range is not open to the public; LMS had a special arrangement with the tribal police department for the weekend.
Day two of the September 2007 LMS Defense Pistol 1 course started early on Sunday to beat the Arizona heat, which had sent two students home on day one. See Day 1 for the course details.
Tactical Advantage LLC taught its Arizona CCW permit class on the third Sunday of each month at the Southeast Regional Park shooting range in Tucson. After Action.net sat in on the August 2007 class.
After Action.net sat in on a Saturday Arizona CCW class on Tucson’s east side in August 2007, taught by Phil Wong, who had been teaching the course since Arizona’s permit program began in 1994.
After Action.net attended Charles Heller’s Arizona CCW class on Tucson’s east side in May 2007. After half a dozen CCW classes, there were still new things to learn in this one.
After Action.net took the LMS Defense Pistol I course at the Gila River Indian Community police range, between Phoenix and Tucson, in April 2007. It was the third level one pistol course taken from three different schools, and it still taught plenty of new things. A good class co
After Action.net covered the LMS Defense AK 101 course at the Casa Grande Police range in Arizona in March 2007: two days of combative gun handling for the Kalashnikov, taught by two of the best-known AK instructors in the country.
Day two of the March 2007 LMS Defense AK 101 course, taught by Paul Gomez and Yancey Harrington at the Casa Grande Police range, moved to longer distances, movement and pulling every skill together into a plan. See Day 1 for the course details.
Front Sight was one of the best-known civilian firearms schools of the 2000s. This entry from After Action.net’s Front Sight series summarizes how the school described its own mission when After Action.net trained there in 2006.
Front Sight offered one of the widest course catalogs of any civilian school in the 2000s. This is the lineup as it stood when After Action.net trained there in November 2006.