. Previous ZS classes have been held in Ohio, and now they've done some in South Carolina, too. Gravedigger4 has done the prep work, and we are good to go with a different range, namely the Big Piney Sportsmen's Club in Missouri. This range has a shoot-house. We'll be able to shoot at longer distances than any other MilCopp class I've taken. I am pumped for this range, even though it will take me an extra twenty hours of driving time, round trip. Braxton has offered to let us camp on a piece of land his family owns about 5 miles from the range. There is a house with two bathrooms, and we will be able to use them to shower and whatnot. Assuming you own or can borrow camping gear, that cuts a large expense (lodging) from the overall cost of taking this class.The class will be a pistol/carbine class, with more emphasis on pistol than your average carbine class. The class will run June 9th and 10th. Tuition is $420, and that includes the fee Big Piney charges for use of their range. The expected total round count is 1200 rifle, 600 pistol. For students who have never taken a class before, or who want a warm up to knock the rust off, there will be a pre-class offered on June 8th, also at the Big Piney range. The Friday class will be a basic, Level I course of Rifle and Pistol, the "How to's" of sighting, grip, trigger control, presentation and all that. Round count for this one day class will be 300 rifle, 200 pistol. Tuition for the one day class will be $100 if you are also taking the two day class, and $150 if you are taking it as a stand alone class. Having taken a dynamic class prior to the two day is a prerequisite. Hint: the one day class fulfills that pre-req, and does it cheaper than any other reputable class is going to. Unlike previous MilCopp ZS classes, as neither Doc nor Dave are local to the area, lunch will NOT be provided. They will be providing some water, but in the June heat it will be a good idea if we have a few people volunteer to bring a case of bottled water as well.
Gear list can be found here (ignore the round counts).
You also might want to read most of this, especially the "basics of a fighting rifle" and the section on how to set up your gear.
This class will be more of a "hit the ground running" than previous ZS MilCopp classes. We will be doing a lot of run and gun in order to take advantage of the facilities. Expect the class days to run later than normal, again to take advantage of the facilities, although we will NOT be doing low-light shooting. We will be doing more shooting at range.
Here's the list of who is definite, probable, and possible for both the main class and the warm up class.
MilCopp "Pistol emphasized Carbine II" main class, June 9-10
Definite:
1.) Greg Focker
2.) Braxton
3.) Vicarious_Lee
4.) Pistol Pete
5.) Crypto
6.) B3
7.) TheLastOne
8.) KC
9.) Noble Paladin
10.) Mr. Fuzzy Face
Probable:
Possible:
1.) Kutter_0311 + 1
2.) Northernexposure
3.) GraveDigger4
4.) G.I. Jarhead
MilCopp ZS "intro/warm-up" class, June 8th
Definite:
1.) Greg Focker
2.) Braxton
3.) Vicarious_Lee
4.) TheLastOne
5.) J.A.
6.) KC
7.) Noble Paladin
8.) Pistol Pete
9.) BG
10.) SO
11.) Mr. Fuzzy Face
Probable:
Possible:
1.) Kutter_0311 + 1
2.) Northernexposure
3.) G.I. Jarhead
Planning on camping at Braxton's place
1.) Greg Focker
2.) GraveDigger4
3.) Vicarious_Lee
4.) G.I. Jarhead
5.) Kutter_0311
6.) Drewder
As usual, we need at least ten people committed to the class to make it happen. Upper limit is around 25 or so. As people designate themselves as one of the three categories, I will update the OP. Please state your plans for both classes, and for camping at Braxton's.
). I need to make sure I can get the days off from work and price out travel expences. 
