lol that's like saying anyone that has an opinion on the Iraq war is annoying if they haven't fought in it. Or having and opinion on murder if you haven't killed somebody.

 

I should know better than to have replied to you but I did...

Nothing you have said says anything bad about the classes. In fact while they say plenty of negative things about the owner of the company they still say the training is really good and that's my point.

and really, that's all that matters to me. You benefit from the training and that's it.

 

especially with such a stupid statement

Have fun at your classes

 

If I worried about every companies religious views, political ideals, legal troubles or things that I just didn't like about tehm I wouldn't get much done, learn much or have much.

Sorry everyone, if anyone is still interested in getting a membership just let me know. I shouldn't have bothered to engage in bs about the politics of the school. All I wanted to do was offer up this deal since it is really good and i-club is obviously a place that people are interested in firearms and training (important if you own one).

 

I would think one may be a lil more cautious in handing over a large sum of money to an organization that has failed to meet it's obligations. It's not as simple as you are trying to brush it off as.

To correct your statement "If I worried about handing over money to someone that has in the past defrauded people I wouldn't get much done". Now doesn't that sound silly?

 

Wow... great deal. I wish I had some firearms and money...

 

Just to post up some reviews. I typed in Frontsight training opinion in google and these are mostly recent:

http://www.yelp.com/biz/front-sight-...tute-pahrump-2

http://www.stu-offroad.com/firearms/fs/fs-1.htm

http://www.ammoland.com/2010/01/24/f...course-review/

http://clintfiore.blogspot.com/2010/...ng-review.html

This was the first one I found before I added "training" to the search.

http://www.freedomsphoenix.com/Opini...ront-sight.htm