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Weapons Training
Hello,
My name is Pete Perry. I am a former Marine Raider (MARSOC) with twelve years active duty service and an honorable discharge. I would like to host a few training events for rifle and pistol in the Riverside and Inland Empire areas. I can teach small or large groups, children and adults. If you are interested in any lessons, please feel free to reach out to me at peterperry8@gmail.com or (760)889-8538. My background: Former United States Marine Raider, United States Special Operations Command (MARSOC/USSOCOM) Basic Reconnaissance Course (2004) Reactive Pistol and Carbine (2006) Surefire Institute Level-One Low-Light Operator/Trainer Course (2006) MARSOC Dynamic Assault Course (2006) MARSOC Direct Action Course (2008) MARSOC Special Reconnaissance Course (2008) MARSOC Sniper and High Altitude Training Course (2008) *high shooter MAGPUL Advanced Pistol Operator Course (2010) 1st Marine Special Operations Battalion, Instructor of the Year (2011) Marine Special Operations School Instructor Qualification Course (2013) *One deployment to Fallujah, Iraq (2005) and three to Helmand Valley, Afghanistan (2007, 2009, 2012) Thank you for your time and I look forward to shooting with you guys in the future! -Pete Perry |
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Serious and honest question.
Never having served in the military myself, I trust the advice and first hand experience from a veteran or active duty warrior. Some twenty odd years ago when I worked in Irvine, I had a conversation with an active duty Marine stationed at El Toro MCAS. The conversation was about AR's, and he informed me that he was taught not to rest your weapon on the magazine during live fire. I committed that piece of information to memory and have always followed that advice. When I shoot prone I usually shoot off a bag, and other times I'll use a stand or bipod. Either way I'm always careful to not bear weight on the mag. Does it really matter? I know, I can answer the question myself by just doing it and see the result. Just wondering about the opinion of someone who has first hand high volume trigger time and experience. BTW, welcome to the forum. |
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