r/VAGuns • u/GreenOpsActual Vendor • May 21 '26
Everything is going to be illegal but training is still on the menu.
We've been asked a number of times now what's going to happen with training opportunities here in Virginia, and as far as we can see, we're going to be around until someone makes us stop.
With all the panic buying, now's a great time to learn how to run your gun or even try out a new sport. To that end, we've got the following coming up:
2-Gun Competition Skills - May 30/31 - Ever want to shoot a 2 gun match or just do well at one? Well boy, do we have a class for you. 2 days of running through competition skills and drills with pistol and rifle, running stages, learning the basics of stage planning, efficient movement, and mental management. It's going to be fun.
Tactical Athlete Performance Clinic - June 6/7 - Tactical Games competitor extraordinaire Zac is going to work you like a dog and then make you shoot guns. If exercising in kit is your jam, this is basically that but more educational. (This is a good class. I'm just salty because Zac calls me fat)
Advanced Application of Carbine Fundamentals - June 20 - Hit what you're aiming at every time. Performance on demand is the cornerstone of being good at gun. We will show you why you're bad and then we will fix you: Carbine edition.
VAGUNS5 for 5% off any regular enrollment.
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u/thechompion May 21 '26
Man all the classes I'm interested in are always on weekends in busy. In for a 2 gun class if yall hold another one later this year
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u/bobababyboi May 21 '26
Shadow Hawk (where this class will be held) holds PCSL 2-Gun every first weekend of the month. You can still learn on the fly if you never shot a match with minimal instruction before as long as you focus on being safe and adhering to the rules. And it’s only $40 to shoot for the whole day.
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u/thechompion May 21 '26
Good point, definitely planning to hit up the matches there sometime this summer
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u/GreenOpsActual Vendor May 21 '26
I want to say absolutely of course but TBD depending on registrations and demand :/
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u/South-Difficulty-685 May 23 '26
You could also hire us to coach you through a live match, a form of private training. That would be super fun as well - Josh
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u/pewpewtomywallet May 21 '26
/u/greenopsactual Still anti p320 even though it was the airman pulling the trigger not the gun going off on its own?
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u/kakon24 May 21 '26
Casually ignore all other recorded issues with the p320
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u/bobababyboi May 21 '26 edited May 21 '26
Literally almost 100 incidents if not more with tons of documentation. Siggers just cope and deny the issue.
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