concealed carry do you keep it chambered
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Exactly, I keep a full load of 00 ready in the tube.
Dude, where in the f*ck fo you live ......................... COLUMBIA??
benelli m3 super 90...with 2 3/4" shells, holds 7 in the tube +1 in the chamber. It also fires semi auto or pump
There isn't a "right Amount" of training and practice. Well I suppose you can have enough training, but practice is something you'll never have enough of. I practice as often as I can 2-3 times a week I'll run through some simple drills with both of the weapons I really rely on. You don't have to go to the range to practice either. Practice drawing your weapon, cycling a dummy round out of action to simulate a jam or FTF. Practice swapping out magazines, get your timing right although if you really need to swap magazines in a confrontation then things are WAY beyond your pistol and hopefully you have a rifle nearby.
But once or twice a month at a minimum you should spend a few hours on the triggers of your carry and Home defense weapons anyway.
To save money there is are a lot of Airsoft weapons out there that are very close to the real thing and can offer some intense Force on Force training that is fun, painful, and can get you into seriously stressful situations where you can get a sense of just how near impossible it is to even continue breathing, let alone return fire effectively. Which... Is exactly what training is for.
Training eliminates the thought required to perform an action... Thus you are trained. It's critical to be well TRAINED so in a crisis your reaction is appropriate and effective. No thought required, no panic, just reaction.
SO, Lots of practice and good training. Besides, training should be A LOT of fun...
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Well if that's the case, then I'm primarily interested in the Glock 17. You never know when you'll be attacked by 17 guys...
Also, I have shot before. Basic handgun course, plus 1/2 hour with the 17 and the 26, and a box of ammo. Much fun.
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There isn't a "right Amount" of training and practice. Well I suppose you can have enough training, but practice is something you'll never have enough of. I practice as often as I can 2-3 times a week I'll run through some simple drills with both of the weapons I really rely on. You don't have to go to the range to practice either. Practice drawing your weapon, cycling a dummy round out of action to simulate a jam or FTF. Practice swapping out magazines, get your timing right although if you really need to swap magazines in a confrontation then things are WAY beyond your pistol and hopefully you have a rifle nearby.
But once or twice a month at a minimum you should spend a few hours on the triggers of your carry and Home defense weapons anyway.
To save money there is are a lot of Airsoft weapons out there that are very close to the real thing and can offer some intense Force on Force training that is fun, painful, and can get you into seriously stressful situations where you can get a sense of just how near impossible it is to even continue breathing, let alone return fire effectively. Which... Is exactly what training is for.
Training eliminates the thought required to perform an action... Thus you are trained. It's critical to be well TRAINED so in a crisis your reaction is appropriate and effective. No thought required, no panic, just reaction.
SO, Lots of practice and good training. Besides, training should be A LOT of fun...
Muscle memory is a good thing, but I would include stress, and shooting on the move too. Like in getting your arse to cover.
"Getting to COVER" AKA Running like a MOTHER in the civilian world...
Which oddly enough is my initial response plan... When able, drop a $20, run like the wind!!!!! :martin:
Problem is STRESS certainly... Hard to replicate or get someone to understand exactly what STRESS is. Lots of folks have this candy coated notion that they know how to deal with stress, not understanding that the stress involved is way beyond nearly getting hit by a truck etc...
Airsoft with the buddies can get pretty darn close. Getting shot really blows, the weapons are realistic enough, and the tension builds to some pretty similar levels. But nobody dies...
There isn't a "right Amount" of training and practice. Well I suppose you can have enough training, but practice is something you'll never have enough of. I practice as often as I can 2-3 times a week I'll run through some simple drills with both of the weapons I really rely on. You don't have to go to the range to practice either. Practice drawing your weapon, cycling a dummy round out of action to simulate a jam or FTF. Practice swapping out magazines, get your timing right although if you really need to swap magazines in a confrontation then things are WAY beyond your pistol and hopefully you have a rifle nearby.
But once or twice a month at a minimum you should spend a few hours on the triggers of your carry and Home defense weapons anyway.
To save money there is are a lot of Airsoft weapons out there that are very close to the real thing and can offer some intense Force on Force training that is fun, painful, and can get you into seriously stressful situations where you can get a sense of just how near impossible it is to even continue breathing, let alone return fire effectively. Which... Is exactly what training is for.
Training eliminates the thought required to perform an action... Thus you are trained. It's critical to be well TRAINED so in a crisis your reaction is appropriate and effective. No thought required, no panic, just reaction.
SO, Lots of practice and good training. Besides, training should be A LOT of fun...
You're right, I guess I should have put it his way. What is the minimun that a person should train\practice if they are going to carry a weapon? I am not talking about what is mandated but in order to be effective.
To me having a weapon is an option, but not always the best option. If you don't have situational awareness it could actually be more dangerous to you than not having it. Worse is having it and thinking that simply having it will make the difference. It will not.
There isn't a "right Amount" of training and practice. Well I suppose you can have enough training, but practice is something you'll never have enough of. I practice as often as I can 2-3 times a week I'll run through some simple drills with both of the weapons I really rely on. You don't have to go to the range to practice either. Practice drawing your weapon, cycling a dummy round out of action to simulate a jam or FTF. Practice swapping out magazines, get your timing right although if you really need to swap magazines in a confrontation then things are WAY beyond your pistol and hopefully you have a rifle nearby.
But once or twice a month at a minimum you should spend a few hours on the triggers of your carry and Home defense weapons anyway.
To save money there is are a lot of Airsoft weapons out there that are very close to the real thing and can offer some intense Force on Force training that is fun, painful, and can get you into seriously stressful situations where you can get a sense of just how near impossible it is to even continue breathing, let alone return fire effectively. Which... Is exactly what training is for.
Training eliminates the thought required to perform an action... Thus you are trained. It's critical to be well TRAINED so in a crisis your reaction is appropriate and effective. No thought required, no panic, just reaction.
SO, Lots of practice and good training. Besides, training should be A LOT of fun...
With practice, chambering a weapon does not take much time, I think most carry, concealed classes should be much more intense.
Make sure you introduce yourself, so I can go the other way. Unless this is job related (like undercover LEO), you sound like you looking for trouble.
KokomoBusa
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+1...fine line between carrying for protection and carry to emulate rambo...hopefully you have a class 3 for the silencer i'm assuming is on the h&k
Where do you store the Viagra because I know how much bigger your johnson must be with all those guns.
KokomoBusa
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