tactical courses?

[GoingPro]

Best place for a tactical training course ... out of state of course I dont think ten rounders would be fun. Az or nv? Prices range?

[joelogic]

1. You don't go for fun.
2. Train the way you are going to fight.
3. Go featureless and borrow 30rd mags.
4. There are plenty of great NV and AZ schools

Most schools are $200+ a day.

[mtenenhaus]

i use a bullet button in the classes i've taken, definitely not as easy or as fast as without a bb but still fun.

I do believe that jeologic makes a good point, its what i have at home and i'd like to be familiar with the platform.

Stan Lee is great to learn from and he's local to you.

[akjunkie]

i use a bullet button in the classes i've taken, definitely not as easy or as fast as without a bb but still fun.

I do believe that jeologic makes a good point, its what i have at home and i'd like to be familiar with the platform.

Stan Lee is great to learn from and he's local to you.

+1 for Stan Lee

http://www.stcrispian.com/

[GoingPro]

I would rather go out of state then have to change the setup of my rifle or have to worry about legal issues

[GoingPro]

If shtf im not going to worry about stupid state laws. Just my beliefs.

[GoingPro]

I would take that course though to improve skills and learn but I think going out of this commie state I would learn more and take everything more seriois... I would spend halg my day reloading mags that are ten rds each

[xxINKxx]

+1 for Stan Lee

http://www.stcrispian.com/

Are they using BB's (the instructors?)

I would love to find a class in SoCal dedicated to the CA compliant AR

Seems like it would be hard to keep up in a class that's taught by instructors who don't need mag locks (LE, military ect) and aren't teaching with a BB for most CA AR shooters

I would assume getting one of those gloves with the lil tool tip thing riveted in the finger tip would be a good way to speed it up. Or a bracelet with a dummy 223 round attached.

[GoingPro]

Are they using BB's (the instructors?)

I would love to find a class in SoCal dedicated to the CA compliant AR

Seems like it would be hard to keep up in a class that's taught by instructors who don't need mag locks (LE, military ect) and aren't teaching with a BB for most CA AR shooters

I would assume getting one of those gloves with the lil tool tip thing riveted in the finger tip would be a good way to speed it up. Or a bracelet with a dummy 223 round attached.

Better have plenty of ten rd mags... time spent loading those retarded mags u can spend driving out of state... lol.... I seen a video of people loading mags with ten rd stripper clips that looked pretty sweet. Load 30rds in 5 sec.

[GoingPro]

Anyone been to these courses? I wanna see how someone elses experiences are

[joelogic]

With today's ammo prices and scarcity strings are hardly over 20 rounds.

Most classes have lowered their round counts by 50%.

What do you want to get out of a class? What kind of class are you thinking?

[XxWoodsHunterxX]

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[GoingPro]

With today's ammo prices and scarcity strings are hardly over 20 rounds.

Most classes have lowered their round counts by 50%.

What do you want to get out of a class? What kind of class are you thinking?

I want to really learn how to learn how to use my rifle in a shtf senario etc. Bench shooting etc is fun but running/gunning and being under stress seems like a whole dif ball game.

[GoingPro]

Front sight in pahrump nv looks promising

[joelogic]

Most classes are static lines. And the stress comes from a clock.

Not trying to rain on your parade but of you want to run and gun with stress start shooting competitions.

But during your shtf are you going to run around shooting things?
Shelter is place with a heavy stockpile.