Practical Fundamentals

A student’s perspective – Practical Fundamentals

November 10, 2010 by Grayguns Staff · 2 Comments

The following review posted on SigForum and written by one of our Practical Fundamentals students who took the class in November 2010 caught our eye and we received permission to post here on our site.

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Practical Fundamentals

Grayguns to visit Alabama – Practical Fundamentals Feb. 18-20

July 30, 2010 by Grayguns Staff · Leave a Comment

Grayguns is proud to announce, in conjunction with our host Brock’s Gap Training Center (BGTC), our first trip to beautiful Hoover, Alabama for a three-day Practical Fundamentals program. The class will be in February of 2011. We already have pre-booked students for this program, so limited space is available.

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Practical Fundamentals

Grayguns’s Practical Fundamentals: Who is it for?

February 1, 2010 by Bruce Gray · 10 Comments

The Grayguns training crew and I frequently encounter prospective students who dismiss our Practical Fundamentals handgun course program as “too basic” for their level of skill and training. Nearly as often, we’ll talk to a shooter who believes his skills don’t meet our prerequisites for attendance. Both perspectives can’t be right, can they?

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[March 6, 2012] Grayguns is in the midst of our busy winter pistolsmithing season. Thanks to you, our loyal and discriminating clients, we're busier than ever! Indeed, we've enjoyed an unexpectedly large influx of new jobs coming our way since Jan. 1. However, our uncompromising work takes the time it takes for each project, and this inevitably results in longer wait times for you. We are currently quoting a 12 week shop time for our service and competition action packages, sight installations and other routine work orders, and we must ask for your patience as we work through our backlog. Expedited service may be available for law enforcement duty weapons, as our capacity and need for sleep permits.

We hate to wait ourselves, and totally understand if you can't be without your pistol right now. So, let me offer a reasonable option to help you. Please consider waiting to send your pistol a bit later in the season, when our shop times have historically been much shorter.

To those clients who sent in their pistols recently with the expectation of our previously quoted four week shop time, I apologize profusely and wish to assure you that your project will be completed as quickly as humanly possible consistent with the standards of quality and lifetime guarantee you came to us for. Thank you again for your faith in our work and services.

The list is still closed for all other advanced and high-grade custom work (ie. 1911’s and HK P7 series custom builds). In fairness to our current customers we will open our custom list once we’ve completed our current backlog.

We are very grateful for all our existing customers who are keeping us extremely busy during these tough economic times and we look forward to working with new customers.
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