California Training

[Chappy]

Hey ya'll. Missed the forum while it was down.

This is a re-post of the training available through Tactical Response Incorporated www.tacticalresponse.com in California in the coming months.

I look forward to seeing you there!

Central California:

Tactical Rifle, November 15-16, Gilroy, CA
Complete

Advanced Tactical Rifle, November 17-18, Gilroy, CA
Complete


Force on Force, November 19-21, Monterey, CA** Cancelled

Southern California:

Tactical Pistol, December 8-9, Pasadena (Azuza), CA

http://www.tacticalresponse.com/courses/tacticalpistol.php

Tactical Rifle, December 10-11, Pasedena (Azuza), CA

http://www.tacticalresponse.com/courses/tacticalrifle.php

High Risk Contractor (shooting package), January 14-15 2006 - Primer and January 16-20, 2006 - Contractors Course Pasedena (Azuza), CA

http://www.tacticalresponse.com/courses/contractor.php

To schedule a seat in any of these courses, go to the schedule page and sign up. Quality training is hard to find in California....get on it while it's available.

Please feel free to contact me directly with any questions at shootandloot@gmail.com.

[Chappy]

Btt

Still some slots available for Nov Courses...

[Chappy]

Still one or two slots available in the Nov Gilroy Rifle courses. Snatch them up before they close! Your CA legal rifle will work fine.

[stevie]

Any input on how the class went?

[RW Dunn]

The course was awesome,learned alot from yeager and chappy. Also learned of my disabilities and ways of correcting them.If a shooter,concerned citizen or what ever. Wants to bump up their knowledge of tactics and gunplay. These courses were the ones to take and when offered in this area again don,t pass it up,well worth the cost. p.s also met alot of cool people in the process

[C.G.]

The course was awesome,learned alot from yeager and chappy. Also learned of my disabilities and ways of correcting them.If a shooter,concerned citizen or what ever. Wants to bump up their knowledge of tactics and gunplay. These courses were the ones to take and when offered in this area again don,t pass it up,well worth the cost. p.s also met alot of cool people in the process

How did your SU-16 do?

[stevie]

What was the sight in range for the rifle course?
Thanks

[Chappy]

Steve,

We expect you to have your rifle zeroed when you show up. We recommend 25 or 50 for a zero, depending on your use of the rifle / mission (home defense, vehicle defense, PSD, Police, SWAT etc)

John

[Chappy]

CG:

His SU16 ran pretty well. It didn't **** the bed until about 3500 rounds into the course. It broke an extractor at that point, and never really worked right again, even after the part was replaced. The mini 14, M1A and AR's ran fine.

RW's SU16 ran better than any in any previous class. I think as they evolve, the quality is improving exponintially.

John

[stevie]

Thanks John

Rifles sighted in for 50 yards give or take.

[Chappy]

The Contractor Course Shooting Package is fast approching! Get signed up before the limited spots are gone.

This is the course profiled in SWAT Magazine this month.

[RW Dunn]

CG:

His SU16 ran pretty well. It didn't **** the bed until about 3500 rounds into the course. It broke an extractor at that point, and never really worked right again, even after the part was replaced. The mini 14, M1A and AR's ran fine.

RW's SU16 ran better than any in any previous class. I think as they evolve, the quality is improving exponintially.

John

Ya what he said lol,i've been really busy the last couple of weeks to reply. It ran pretty good for the first 3500 rds the extractor went tits up on me and never got back up to par for the rest of the class lucklily it was the last day.Since then gave it a complete cleaning every little nook and cranny, looks like its brand new. Hopefully i got to the problem at hand ,and was a halfass cleaning between long course days and after class dinner outings.(me bad)I'll take back to the range next weekend and see.