Because training is a lifelong affair. It should be done as long as you carry a gun. Shooting and Defensive tactics are a deteriorating skill. Otherwise the Army, Marine Corps, Air Force and Navy could just do one year of training and say ummmmmmOK I know it all now, I don't need to do this anymore.
Why is it that some of the companies and Instructors feel it is ok to just let their students fend for themselves? How do you just rteach a basic course adn let the students have to make all the decisions after that by themselves?
This post feels like an advert.
It did to me too when I first read it.
I understand. But we're talking about NYS. And the commie/socialist NYC mayor doesn't matter outside of one city.You are correct that there is no written law that says that but in Chicago the Police Chief basically said that everyone who carried in Chicago would be treated like they were a BG! I can not say what NY thinks about legal CC'ers but the commie mayor seems to be very much against everything that we hold dear.
Because training is a lifelong affair. It should be done as long as you carry a gun. Shooting and Defensive tactics are a deteriorating skill. Otherwise the Army, Marine Corps, Air Force and Navy could just do one year of training and say ummmmmmOK I know it all now, I don't need to do this anymore.
Each person is responsible for themselves and for the consequences of how they choose to use their tools. Guns are certainly no exception.
I offer four different classes, and a free practice clinic at the range once a week. Since the end of the required concealed carry "permit" here, my classes are small and infrequent. Very few students have ever taken the time or trouble to attend the weekly shooting clinic. It is the gun owner's responsibility to get whatever training they think they need.
I am responsible for the accuracy of the NRA instructional material I provide during the class, whichever one the student takes. I am not responsible for how well they learn it, how they use it, or their subsequent activities. I avoid, as much as possible, giving information or instruction on "the law" because that is also the responsibility of the student. They need to research it and learn it from the "official" sources. I don't want anyone to come back and say they went to jail or had a problem because what I taught was different than what they actually encountered. Since I don't KNOW what they might do or encounter, it would be seriously stupid for me to give them any such excuse to blame me.
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