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Below are links to a group that have promoted mrds on pistols for years now. I've seen them do some pretty amazing things on the range with them. They have a very logical approach to things. Read and decide for yourself...

Relax. I treat everyone as an adult until proven otherwise. The poster states he competes in bullseye which infers He has a basic understanding of at least the 4 rules. If he has that I think the FoF course which involves *airsoft weapons* only may be an excellent primer to the shooter deciding...

I recommend these guys http://www.suarezinternationalstore.com/close-range-gunfighting.aspx They have a logical approach and the Force on Force class is very eye opening. I would almost recommend taking FoF first to put the other lessons in perspective.

^^^ preach.....

I hear you BC Rider. Pretty much just like MidwayUSA's commercial..."at least one more...." If you know how many you have.....

Indoors, in CAPABLE hands, 4side brick home, proper ammo selection, neighbors far in the distance, family not in line of fire .....I personally think FA is superior. Put yourself and an UNTRAINED adversary in a kitchen. All things equal, would you rather they have a semi or FA AR/M16...

Indoor/room distance conflict.

I would say buy the pistol, take that serial number and put it on your form 1. Figure out which stock you would put on it. Use that to search for what your overall length would be so you could include that on your form. Send your check, completed form 1 and wait.....for a while.

Maybe you're thinking of "State Of Grace?" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmTXKCJe7UE&feature=youtube_gdata_player Or maybe "Carlito's Way?" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTMrOf1P7TY&feature=youtube_gdata_player

+1 for South River Gun Club. Their action pits are what drew me. Gives you your own personal range to shoot on the move using handguns or carbines, let alone drawing. The new member fee + the annual membership fee can be steep. But after that the price falls into your goal. BTW hello all...