High Exposure

What a coach!

Buy your small frame Glocks in .40. Then buy 9mm conversion barrels and mags. Then get a .22 slide conversion and mags. 3 calibers in one gun with one permit.

Do you have a link to this policy? Did they actually state this to be their new practice?

Just go shoot it. It will even out.

I prefer multi day classes if training - multiple 10-16 hour days (breaks as needed for food, instruction, and rest). I retain more, even if it’s a fraction of what’s covered by the instructor. An occasional 1 day (8-12 hour) class as a tune up is good too. For practice sessions I stay as long as it takes to complete my range plan. Go to the range with a plan. Have a drill or two that lets you work on a skill. Limit how much ammo you bring. Avoid ballistic masturbation. If you do it right, you can make each round you fire make you better. If taking new shooters, I stay as long as it takes to make them feel accomplished without getting too fatigued.

No. You’re right. It’s not. But.... Shoot a Modified Navy Qual* with a crowned barrel. Then shoot it with a well designed comp/brake attached. Compare your times. A quality device makes a difference. * Modified Navy Qualification Distance: 50 yard line Target: 8” circle (NRA B8 8 ring) Passing Time: 24 seconds Prep: Load 3 mags with 5 rounds each. Load one mag and store the other 2 on your body appropriately for reloads. Course of fire: 5 rounds standing, speed reload, 5 rounds kneeling, speed reload, 5 rounds prone. Scoring: Each round out of the 8” circle adds 1 second to your time. Any shots off the paper, DQ.

Good news!

Cohen ruined that company. Sig used to be a stand up company that you could trust to put out a solid product, then they hired that scheister Cohen. Now, they lie and manipulate. They put out bad products that are dangerous to their end users. They cut corners. I enjoy seeing companies with no integrity fail.

I use the same ones. Have 3 pairs of the Supreme Pro and one set of Peltor ComTacs. They all have the Gel Seals. Worth every penny. Best money I ever spent on shooting gear. I’ve had the Peltor’s the longest and they get the most use as they are my training set. They are almost 8 years old and still work perfectly. They’ve been out in the rain, the snow, the cold, the heat. Never missed a beat. Friends with the Howard Leight models are on multiple pairs after they shit the bed and theyvhave only had them for a year or two. Buy once, cry once.

Similar story. Attempted suicide - 12g under the chin. Used birdshot. I walked the patient to the cot. Ugly, gruesome wound. Painful but not debilitating.

Stop bringing facts into this discussion Griz. Ray is right because he wants to be. His arguments are emotion driven and facts have no place here. Christ, it’s almost like liberalism.

How’s that? Renington was founded 202 years ago and has been around for almost 100 years longer than Mossberg - you can’t even compare. I’ve said it a bunch of times, Mossberg is a fine shotgun. I happen to prefer Remington. That’s not going to change even if Remington shuts its doors. The “battle” is all in your head Ray. You should probably go see someone about that....

Nah. They won’t go under.

No it isn’t Ray. F=ma And e=.5mv^2 Do the math.

DSGT Bloom is a solid guy. I can’t say enough good things about him.

I disagree Paul. I want to know where every pellet is going, and I want as many of those pellets to hit my point of aim as possible. Spread may increase my chances of scoring a hit. It also increases my chances or scoring a miss or a peripheral hit that isn’t as useful.

We pattern our shotguns at 3, 5, 7, 10, 15, 20, and 25 yards for social purposes. We qualify at 10 and 20 yards for buckshot and 20 and 50 yards for slugs.

Ray, you’re having a hard time with reading comprehension this week. From the Original Post: -The restriction is limited to the receiver or whatever would be the serialized part of the gun. You can change parts to change barrels/stocks/calibers IF those parts exist today. So an AR lower could be many different gun types from a 24" barreled precision rifle to a 24"OAL SBR to a .50BMG bolt action. Or a 10/22 with 40 different stocks/skins to make it look like a G36 or M249 or AUG or whatever. Your 870 shotgun could have a 10" or 30" barrel. If the gun exists today, you can have it. Rarity is not a factor. Accessories are not a factor.