CIS Glock class 11/4/09

[earthworm]

CIS alumni were invited to attend a "stripping your baby to the bare essentials" class at no charge.8 of us accepted.
As usual Todd did the talking while Dustin wandered throughout the room pointing out individual details.2 of us found previously unsuspected cracked parts:in at least 1 case eliciting a "Never seen that before" comment from our factory certified armorer/instructors.
I have repeatedly praised CIS classes on this board:last night was no exception.The fact that Todd & Dustin would present this class at no cost to attendees speaks to their integrity & committment.The fact that they could teach thumb-fingered me to detail-strip a Glock & feel fairly comfortable doing so speaks to their skill as teachers. These guys are a class act that know their stuff,are able to communicate their knowledge & are willing to do so. I cannot recommend their classes strongly enough.

[flyfishtn]

I was an attendee last night as well and again can't say enough about the thoroughness and attention that Todd and Dustin provide their classes. Great detail about what each part does, its wear factor and maintenance were just a few of the key points.

If you have a chance to take any of their classes, please do, they have a great deal of knowledge and strive to pass that knowledge on to their students.

[TGO David]

It was definitely a good glass. We had a great time, despite my wife's inherent hate for the Glock.

Thanks to Todd and Dustin for providing this to the CIS course alumni. A great perk and very appreciated.

[rivrz]

I was there and had a great time! Good folks and a fun atmosphere. It was a really cool thing for Todd and Dustin to offer this course to the CIS alumni.

I have messed around with my G23 by watching net videos, but this was so much better. They answered any questions we had regarding the GLOCK, and walked us through step by step disassembly/assembly with diagrams, tips/pointers, current GLOCK info., inspections and function checks.

I think this reflects the appreciation they have for their customers. Great guys, and I would highly recommend any of their courses. This is my 3rd from CIS. My wife and I both plan to take more in the future.

Thanks again guys!

[ab28]

I pick up a huge amount of info every time I attend one of their classes. I have been shooting for years, but learn a lot each time I am there. They are really good about being knowledgeable, but not making people feel like idiots.

[Reservoir Dog]

Sounds like it was a great class. Wish I could have attended.

[Todd@CIS]

Thanks to all!
We really needed another hour to cover the material and I'm kind of irritated about that.

Anyway, all attendees, do not hesitate to give me a call if any questions come up and thanks again.

[10Kilr]

Few trainers offer free classes, CIS provided this free of charge on their own time. Speaks for itself!

Thanks again guys.

[deerslayer]

A free detail strip class for alumni? That is pretty cool.

[frontier737]

.2 of us found previously unsuspected cracked parts:in at least 1 case eliciting a "Never seen that before" comment from our factory certified armorer/instructors.

I was the owner of the G19 with the cracked "trigger mechanism housing with ejector".

I have placed an order for the part and am hopeful I can change it by myself. If I can't I'll have to put all the pieces in a shoe box for Todd or Dustin to do for me...and they'll probably make me wear my electric blue pants.

Thanks Todd and Dustin for a great evening! You guys rock.