"Are you denying that they have promised to build a mult million dollar training site, and the only thing there now for shelter is tents and overhanging?"
I would say that just buying the property might have been a multi-million dollar transaction. I wouldn't be surprised if the road (that Frontsight payed for) leading to the training facility might have been a million dollar transaction. I am sure that the work that has been done on the facility to date was a multi-million dollar transaction.
As for the buildings, you are wrong there. The last time I was there, several buildings of conventional construction were there. When I was last there (almost a year ago), they wern't actually using the buildings yet. I don't remember why now, but appearently the buildings are now open and operational.
"Are you denying they try and sell you houses and other BS during the training? "
Yes. As far as I know, Frontsight does not sell houses. I know for a fact that they never tried to sell me a house. What they do try to sell you is more training and what I will refer to as training packages. If you buy the most expensive membership, the price includes a lot in their proposed community, but does not include a house. The house is something you have to contract for with a contractor. You might call the training packages they offer, memberships or whatever. They call them First Family memberships. They are, to me, a good deal and this ties in with your next question about the prices being OUTRAGEOUS. No, I don't think the prices are outrageous. If you go there to train and pay for each class individually, they prices are similar to other major training facilities. If you buy a First Family membership they are probably less. If you bought a First Family membership early on, they are way less. I bought mine sort of, in the middle. And I already, easily got my money back. I paid less for the First Family membership than I would have paid for the four classes I have taken there if I had paid the regular price. I also paid way less for my First Family membership than I did for the four classes I took at Gunsite.
"Are you denying the owner is chiropractor and "self proclaimed" firearms expert, because of some training??? "
I never heard the word "expert" used. I have heard the term "combat master" used. This is a title bestowed by Chuck Taylor and is the result of shooting a course of fire within his time and scoring limits. What this has to do with combat, I have no idea. But, being able to shoot that course of fire is very impressive to me. If I was able to do it, I would brag about it too.
