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Here are a couple of pretty good videos on shooting drills. I wasn't impressed with the steel spinner in the second video at first but the more I think about it, the more it's really growing on me.
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. I wasn't impressed with the steel spinner in the second video at first but the more I think about it, the more it's really growing on me.
Looks like the lower is just for looks since it's still a paperweight.Well, guys, this is what came out when I attempted to go lean-and-mean on an "un-SBR SBR" pistol...
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If it weren't for a laser planned, either the right-rear and sight rails would both be gone, or the light would be moved onto the sight rail. The only rails on the left are just enough to mount a tiny little lo-power nav light and a spare-mag carrier. Need to replace the old-school GI-type sling with a cushioned one...
And if this optic dies, I can still see the irons right through it.
As you can see, the only piece that's purely for-looks is the DSA "Enhanced" delta ring.
Not quite, at this point it's a Weight and Balance Mockup for ergonomic trials--it's intended to thread the needle through a couple loopholes in WA law to create a CCW-legal "un-rifle"; live lower is awaiting a few answers from the Ambulance Chaser. (It's not fireable but that lower blank IS holding everything else together for initial weight-and-balance work.)Looks like the lower is just for looks since it's still a paperweight.
Why is it threading the needle? Any AR pistol should be OK right?Not quite, at this point it's a Weight and Balance Mockup for ergonomic trials--it's intended to thread the needle through a couple loopholes in WA law to create a CCW-legal "un-rifle"; live lower is awaiting a few answers from the Ambulance Chaser. (It's not fireable but that lower blank IS holding everything else together for initial weight-and-balance work.)
As soon as the answers are in if they go the way I want, the jig and drill come out, and the EPL gets machined.
I honestly don't know what you just said.Not quite, at this point it's a Weight and Balance Mockup for ergonomic trials--it's intended to thread the needle through a couple loopholes in WA law to create a CCW-legal "un-rifle"; live lower is awaiting a few answers from the Ambulance Chaser. (It's not fireable but that lower blank IS holding everything else together for initial weight-and-balance work.)
As soon as the answers are in if they go the way I want, the jig and drill come out, and the EPL gets machined.
Not quite, at this point it's a Weight and Balance Mockup for ergonomic trials--it's intended to thread the needle through a couple loopholes in WA law to create a CCW-legal "un-rifle"; live lower is awaiting a few answers from the Ambulance Chaser. (It's not fireable but that lower blank IS holding everything else together for initial weight-and-balance work.)
As soon as the answers are in if they go the way I want, the jig and drill come out, and the EPL gets machined.
One would think... this one is above the 26" Federal boundary between "Pistol" and "Other Title 1 Firearm" though, so I want to be absolutely certain it's considered a "Pistol" under State law first.Why is it threading the needle? Any AR pistol should be OK right?
(20) "Pistol" means any firearm with a barrel less than sixteen inches in length, or is designed to be held and fired by the use of a single hand.
Now you're talking. If you want to spend money, find the best 3 gun club in your area and go every month. You will be broke in no time.So now should we talk about hand guns and all the junk you can buy for them lol then after that we can start on the shotgun HEHEE
I love to watch the pros do three gun but I can't afford the stuff they use and the ammo they shoot in a week .Now you're talking. If you want to spend money, find the best 3 gun club in your area and go every month. You will be broke in no time.
I would much rather go take a glass with a bunch of guys that just came back from Afghanistan or IRAQ .
Experience probably after a day with those guys would probably be better than a week with a three gun guy .
And yes I know that some three gun guys also TRAIN military guys like Jerry
It's tough to find actual life or death situations that you can learn from. I mean, yeah you probably shouldn't stick your barrel through a window in real life but you are engaging multiple targets in a full 180 degrees and it is super fun. The thing about competition is that it forces you to work on your fundamentals. In reality everyone needs a carbine, pistol and shotgun anyway and as long as you spend a couple of hundred bucks on the belt and carriers you are good to go. As far as ammo goes, I only shoot live ammo at matches anymore and just do some dryfire stuff at home.I love to watch the pros do three gun but I can't afford the stuff they use and the ammo they shoot in a week .
I look at it as a sport because lots of the stuff they do is not really a self defense Shooting but I get the fact that Shooting is shooting and there under pressure but .
NOT LIFE OR DEATH PRESSURE .
You absolutely can learn a lot in combat classes but you will find a lot of those guys in your local 3 gun club and you will definitely learn from them. You would be surprised how quickly your fundamentals improve when you compete in a group like that. I have been doing it for a couple of years now and it has replaced going to the range once a month for me.I would much rather go take a glass with a bunch of guys that just came back from Afghanistan or IRAQ .
Experience probably after a day with those guys would probably be better than a week with a three gun guy .
And yes I know that some three gun guys also TRAIN military guys like Jerry
That counts.Well I think that's what Jerry does is TRAIN them in skills .
Moving Target to TARGET .
But he can only TEACH so much but your right about the TACTICAL part and equipment .
I can't help anyone else I can only go by .
What I read or what I am told in a class .
I was never in the military .
And never been in real combat.
But I have been shot at but the SAGGING PANTS GANGSTER SHOOTING AT THE BACK OF MY CAR .AFTER I KNOCKED OUT HIS BUT BUDDY DON'T REALLY
COUNT
Lol in that case I'm a conbat vet lol because it's happened more than once .That counts.