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I was thinking about trying one....specifically the P320 class.
Anyone here ever take one? Was it worth it?
Anyone here ever take one? Was it worth it?
Sig Academys Armorer Classes?
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I took the P series and very much appreciated it.
I would be good to do it in Epping. I had considered hard on booking a fall class so i could see the NE in fall.
They hold the classes all over. I did mine in Dallas and the instructor had just come from Bolivia.
He told a story about working on a gun for them. He asked for ammo to test fire it.
They gave him one bullet. They were amazed when he told them that here we would test with at least a box.
They couldn't afford a box.
I would be good to do it in Epping. I had considered hard on booking a fall class so i could see the NE in fall.
They hold the classes all over. I did mine in Dallas and the instructor had just come from Bolivia.
He told a story about working on a gun for them. He asked for ammo to test fire it.
They gave him one bullet. They were amazed when he told them that here we would test with at least a box.
They couldn't afford a box.
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Thanks guys!
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I've done the Classic Series and the P320 series classes and they are both good classes. The Classic Series is a better class in my opinion because it is more in-depth. The P320 class could probably be extended to two days instead of one but they are obviously trying to make comparisons to glock for the LE market and having a armorer "certified" in one day instead of two means that the officer is back on the road and handling calls quicker.
The P320 IS more complex then a glock--I want to get that out of the way. However the complexity is a necessity of a striker fire system that is both completely modular and disassembles without pulling the trigger.
The P320 IS more complex then a glock--I want to get that out of the way. However the complexity is a necessity of a striker fire system that is both completely modular and disassembles without pulling the trigger.
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https://www.sigsaueracademy.com/productdisplay/sig-sauer-classic-line-pistols-2017
https://www.sigsaueracademy.com/productdisplay/sig-sauer-classic-line-pistols-2018
If you are not Law Enforcement, there are classes open to the public also, just need to peruse their site, as to where and when.
Awesome thanks for the info
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I did a review on the P320 Armorers Course I took last year:
Review of the SIG P320 Armorers Course | ThruMyLens
Review of the SIG P320 Armorers Course | ThruMyLens
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John, I have found, that when you understand the basic functions of how a firearm works during its cycle of operation, you gather a whole new insight into firearms.
I have been a mechanic as a fall back occupation through the years, so tearing something apart has never been a problem! Putting things back together though is a different story! That is where learning how a firearm functions, will allow you to look at something as simple as a "Parts Breakdown" for a firearm, and understand what each parts function is, and how they interact. It will allow you to diagnose problems easier, even on a firearms you have never had formal training on.
Good luck with your goal on attending more courses! Your article to me appeared to be well written, and covered the point I think you were trying to make... working on firearms isn't Rocket Science, it just takes moderate intelligence, a lot of patience, and a little manual dexterity.
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The class I took was hosted by the Highland Tx. PD.
They opened it to the public. That is the host's choice.
Any FFL can host a class. Takes about 30 people to fill a class.
I was in talks with my favorite shooting range.
The owner has a classroom, and at first was willing, but then backed out because he thought somehow it would cost him.
There is no cost to the host at all.
I just emailed (if I remember right Kathleen) and they walked me through it.
[email protected]
https://www.sigsaueracademy.com/course/armorer-certification
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