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Noreaster · May 4, 2012, 02:26 PM

I've been going to Sig for some time now, (first class was 2001.) The staff has changed but the current instructors are outstanding. I highly recommend their programs. Also if your in the market for a new firearm the student discount is substantial. The only problem may be ammunition. Most of the courses I took required frangible. If you don't have frangible they can provide it.

I can't give you advice on levels. I've always attend the LEO classes. No experience with the civilian side but I know the instructors are the same for both.

May 4, 2012, 02:26 PM	#5
Noreaster Senior Member Join Date: January 30, 2011 Location: New England Posts: 1,449	I've been going to Sig for some time now, (first class was 2001.) The staff has changed but the current instructors are outstanding. I highly recommend their programs. Also if your in the market for a new firearm the student discount is substantial. The only problem may be ammunition. Most of the courses I took required frangible. If you don't have frangible they can provide it. I can't give you advice on levels. I've always attend the LEO classes. No experience with the civilian side but I know the instructors are the same for both.