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Bullseye Indoor Gun Range Inc
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I have to second IDPA's observations about Bullseye's instructors. They are dangerous indeed. Last year I attended their NRA PPOH course. The in-house NRA training counselor teaching the course instructed two students shooting 1911 type pistols to manually lower the hammer on the pistol's loaded chamber and then holster them in this condition, something that the late Col. Jeff Cooper referred to as 'condition two.' This practice is extremely dangerous since the 1911 type pistols do not have a decocking device, regardless whether they are series 70 or 80 versions. Furthermore, most, if not all manufacturers of this type of pistols explicitly warn against this practice and so does the NRA. Well, a negligent discharge did indeed occur on the range, but luckily no one was hurt. The training counselor would not allow any discussion about this issue and proudly proclaimed: ""That's why he pointed downrange,"" when in fact the negligent discharge was caused by his faulty instruction and should not have occurred in the first place. It was then, after the negligent discharge, that one of his assistant instructors stepped in and demonstrated how to decock a 1911 type pistol, yet still ignoring the fact that this practice is not to be done on a loaded chamber as outlined in all 1911 type user's manuals. The training counselor was entirely unable to provide any explanation or insight why he was instructing those two students to comply with his dangerous instructions, much more holster their pistols in this dangerous condition other than ""that's why they are pointing downrange."" With a series 70, you now have a loaded pistol pointed at your leg without anything disabling the firing pin! In class, he also vacillated students that attended his previous classes for faulty safety practices; yet the training counselor is evidently not an authority in firearms safety and had no room to talk. I will never take a class there again; you would be safer in downtown Baghdad.
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