12-15-2011, 01:09 PM
bwaites Wrote:Sorry I missed this post initially. This is an intriguing question. I am in the process of doing this with the 5 most important women in my life, (my wife, 2 daughters, and 2 daughters in law.)
I've been trying to work up a plan for them to learn handgun defense, so this process is important to me. I'm very interested to learn what others think are critical training issues, because I need to transfer them into the handgun world.
Bill:
From the standpoint of civilians defending themselves with deadly force -- might as well start with the legal side. You may find that the legal issues will dictate what you will train and how.
BTW -- are they motivated because they want to or because you or your son want them to learn? That will play a role in terms of time spent for each training session, standards of performance, and skills retention.
LR55