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02 May 2009, 16:06
daniel77
Front Sight
Has anyone here had personal experience with these guys? I like the wrapping, but I'm hearing different things about the gift inside. He's dang sure not scared of over marketing. I was thinking about taking them up on one of their "deals", but I've heard they may be going out of business also, and I don't want a lifetime membership to a failed Scheme. thanks in advance.




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02 May 2009, 16:48
Wink
I took a short course from them way back when (1997) Chuck Taylor was Director of Curriculum. Nash Piazza and Chuck Taylor were both on hands-on for the course in those days and the venue was outside of Bakersfield California. I got very good instruction and all of the the staff were very good. I don't know what it's like these days however.


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03 May 2009, 05:47
A/C guy
No personal experience, however I have seen several posts recently that indicate there may be some connection with Scientology and their strong arm tactics of suing anyone who disagrees with them. There are also some lawsuits by members over promised benefits. Just saying do some research first.
03 May 2009, 06:34
jetdrvr
quote:
Originally posted by A/C guy:
No personal experience, however I have seen several posts recently that indicate there may be some connection with Scientology and their strong arm tactics of suing anyone who disagrees with them. There are also some lawsuits by members over promised benefits. Just saying do some research first.


I've seen the same thing. They're hooked up with Scientology somehow and are suing a member for commenting on it on her blog. Paranoia will destroy ya.
03 May 2009, 17:41
daniel77
Seen the same thing. Piazza is supposedly a "Clear" in Scientology. I'm just wondering if anyone has first hand knowledge that any of the smoke is real, or if it is a legit operation. All his promises sound "too good to be true".




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03 May 2009, 20:22
jetdrvr
quote:
All his promises sound "too good to be true".



You know what "they" say about that...
05 May 2009, 03:49
Peter
If you are looking for a shooting school contact Rogers Shooting School. They do a lot of work for the military so I don't know if they do individuals or not. They are in North Western Georgia.
Peter.


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16 May 2009, 09:43
jpj3
Front Sight went into receivership this week according to the Pahrump Valley Times and all assets and property were seized by the court due to failure of the owner (Ignatius Piazza) to fund the settlement agreed to in a class action lawsuit filed by Front Sight members in 2005 who alleged that they had been defrauded by him when they bought expensive memberships into the club. See www.pahrumpvalleytimes.com/200...9/news/28773367.html. Classes are still being scheduled but I wouldn't go there now.
jpj3
22 May 2009, 04:41
jpj3
The receivership on Front Sight was dissolved 05/18/09. See http://invictus.websitetoolbox.com/file?id=784766.
Best,
jpj3
22 May 2009, 07:28
daniel77
So did Piazza pay, or did he get it reversed?




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22 May 2009, 07:44
jpj3
Dan,

Pahrump Valley Times from 05/20/09 says the Piazza "is back in control...pending his making a payment of $600,000 into the established fund for the members of a class action suit filed against him...".
I have several friends who have trained there in the last few years and felt it was worth while and one who 5 or years ago felt who was not pleased do to a push to sell it as a shooting concept club/village.

jpj3
22 May 2009, 07:47
daniel77
I only ask cause I'd rather train with a guy rockin the Magnum P.I. stache.




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