I have, over the last 25 years, done a lot of roles in which firearms were used, most notably "Alien Nation", in which I used to gun almost everyday. The some total of my gun training at that time was being ended a weapon by the props guy and being told how many rounds were in the magazine, that was it, and then we were sort of on our own.
I was of the contingent in Hollywood that sort of -- I wasn't anti-gun but I just thought, well, guns shouldn't really be completely readily available to the general public. I just had a mile distressed of the populous with guns, and then I heard about Front Sight.
I came out here and immediately was impressed with the overall professionalism. I was just blown away by the high level of expertise and training that they exhibited. I was so impressed that I became a member of Front Sight. Then I started telling all of my friends about it, and I started coming back and taking more courses and gaining what Dr. Piazza calls, "The Comfort of Skill at Arms".
I now believe that everybody should own a gun and should come to Front Sight for training.
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