best ccw class in baton rouge area?

[Cat]

Dawg student here. Great class and would recommend it. He is a wealth of knowledge, and his sense of humor is great!

It's definitely worth the price of admission.

 

[Snap2it]

My wife & I took our CCW class from Gordon Hutchinson. We were very pleased with the training & Gordon knows his stuff.
He sometimes has last minute dropouts so ask him to put you on his standby list.

I attended Gordon's class 2 years back. He does an excellent job. Speaks well not just on the tactical but legal aspect, citing actual cases and experiences. This was quite valuable. He also provides a notary at the class to assist with completing the package.

Gordon holds classes at BassPro and at the Baker Range. You could contact them for schedule. ALso, he has held special classes for groups, such as work, social or church groups.

I will be recerting with Gordon when the time comes.

 

[dawg23]

Dawg student here. Great class and would recommend it. He is a wealth of knowledge, and his sense of humor is great!

All right -- this is getting out of hand.

This is the last check I'm gonna send out as a payoff honorarium. I'm out of money.

Anybody else who chimes in with positive feedback will have to accept a NIB Wilson Combat 1911.

Sorry.

 

[returningliberty]

All right -- this is getting out of hand.

This is the last check I'm gonna send out as a payoff honorarium. I'm out of money.

Anybody else who chimes in with positive feedback will have to accept a NIB Wilson Combat 1911.

Sorry.

Never took this man's class, but I can't recommend him enough.

 

[thatwhichisnt]

All right -- this is getting out of hand.

This is the last check I'm gonna send out as a payoff honorarium. I'm out of money.

Anybody else who chimes in with positive feedback will have to accept a NIB Wilson Combat 1911.

Sorry.

Dang, missed it by that much.

 

[Cat]

You sure about that?

You DO know he is a graduate of... gasp...Mississippi State????

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So was my Daddy…

 

[returningliberty]

You sure about that?

You DO know he is a graduate of... gasp...Mississippi State????

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For a 1911 he could have gone to Durkastan U

 

[Cat]

Goodness. Is he anything like dawg?

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LOL. He graduated with a mechanical engineering degree. I believe Dawg did too?

I imagine they'd get along great.

 

[sraacke]

I will be recerting with Gordon when the time comes.

Each time I've recerted I've looked for a different instructor. The thinking is that it exposes you to different teaching styles and different instructors may cover a topic better or from a different direction than the last one. You may pick up something from one instructor that your previous instructor/s may have missed or glossed over in previous classes.
Just my 2 cents.

 

[dawg23]

You sure about that?

You DO know he is a graduate of... gasp...Mississippi State????

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So was my Daddy…

I knew Cat had to come from good stock ............... just didn't realize how good.

p.s. I don't like to flaunt my alma mater. When jelousy rears it head, things can get ugly.

 

[dawg23]

Jealousy??? Guess again, sir. The only times I've ever been on a college campus was to make an arrest.

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I'm betting that wasn't at Mississippi State -- we're trained to turn ourselves in at the first hint of an accusation.

 

[Cat]

I'm betting that wasn't at Mississippi State -- we're trained to turn ourselves in at the first hint of an accusation.

It is a miracle my father and his cohorts weren't arrested from their shenanigans. Nothing like today, just bored super smart guys looking to pull pranks on unsuspecting professors.

 

[Tim67]

I'm not sure about that... I'm only bringing a semi-auto. I think I remember hearing something about needing to be certified on revolvers and pistols but I don't remember the exact details.

This may have changed, but as of 2009, when I got my permit, the application had a blank for you to indicate whether you qualified with an auto or a revolver, but you aren't restricted to carrying only that gun or action type.(Some states' permits do) I brought both just so I could answer "both".

 

[jmeng]

This may have changed, but as of 2009, when I got my permit, the application had a blank for you to indicate whether you qualified with an auto or a revolver, but you aren't restricted to carrying only that gun or action type.(Some states' permits do) I brought both just so I could answer "both".

Pretty sure the application asks whether you were trained on an auto or revolver. Doesn't mention anything about qualifying. In GeauxShootin's class he trained us about both types in the classroom portion so you could check both boxes. Has nothing to do with which one you shot or what you can carry.

 

[dawg23]

Update:
When my supply of Wilson 1911's has been exhausted, I reserve the right to issue Bersa .380's to those posting positive feedback. I have a huge inventory of these formidable death machines, so it's unlikely that future changes in honoraria will be required.

However, in the event that the outpouring of accolades is greater than even I anticipate --- nobody is getting his (or her) grubby mitts on my Ravens and Lorcins. We'll find something suitable to issue instead of the 1911's and Bersas.

 

[Old Smokey]

A friend of mine recommended Dawg23's class, but I took it anyway. It was a great class. (I know that all of the honorarium checks have already been mailed, too,)

 

[swamper]

This one time at Dawg23's CHP class....

I took it and enjoyed it. It was worth the drive if I do say so myself.

 

[dawg23]

A friend of mine recommended Dawg23's class, but I took it anyway. It was a great class. (I know that all of the honorarium checks have already been mailed, too,)

You may be in luck -- I think I still have a few Wilson 1911's.
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This one time at Dawg23's CHP class....

I took it and enjoyed it. It was worth the drive if I do say so myself.

You, on the other hand, may need one of my Lorcins. You already shoot too well with a Glock, and could be a real menace with a 1911.

 

[swamper]

You, on the other hand, may need one of my Lorcins. You already shoot too well with a Glock, and could be a real menace with a 1911.

My Glock shooting has the left pull creeping back on me as I haven't consistently shot the thing in about a year. I was shooting the P30 for the class. I lub me some P30 and only shoot it as it is the carry piece. nom, nom, nom....

 

[dawg23]

I was shooting the P30 for the class. .

I was referring to Tom Givens' class last year - thought you were shooting a Glock.. (Lay off the HK kool aid).