I wish I could give them 5 stars. To be fair they were very knowledgeable about CCDW but unprofessional. It was overheard By someone in our group,that our instructors said aloud to others,that certain people in the class couldn't pass the test & were holding them up. Truth is they had no shooting range venue set up. I know this because We watched in the rain as they fumbled to set it up...we were told one place up a hill,then another after walking up major slippery steps in the rain. All after driving 15-20 miles to get there. Also We had 2 dyslexic people in the entire group of that room that I know of. We had one diabetic who had forgotten their medication that day. That person asked David's wife who was working with him,collecting our money,setting up & so on for a few chips she had set on a table. David's wife said No. When this person said I'm diabetic & forgot my meds & crackers,She simply walked off. It was very embarrassing. It was very unnecessary & She had a overall ugly additude. I wouldn't go anywhere that woman would be after that. I also wouldn't recommend her as a seamstress for a job,as that is what she wants to be. I can not remember her name.
My humble advice is to have people in place to give oral tests to those with reading disabilities. They aren't stupid,as you implied to the other's. They just see words differently.
If you offer snacks... let a diabetic have a few. Actually give them to everyone! You had several bags leftover.
I know our group can be a handful,but we are good people who would go out of our way to help anyone. You might want to thank one of my brothers as he is responsible for 7 of us being there,Maybe more! You had no problem or complaints taking our money!
So with that wonderful giving spirit I was born with,I'll give David & His wife One Star.
I'd give a half a star,but the option just wasn't there! read more