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Make Ready with Paul Howe: Tac Rifle Operator

We take you to the CSAT (Combat Shooting and Tactics) training facility in Nacogdoches, TX for a one-on-one private training session with Paul Howe. Paul is a high-risk training instructor that served 20 years in the US Army, ten of those in Special Operations. He served as a Tactical Team Leader and Senior Instructor while assigned to Army Special Operations. During his tour in special operations he was involved in several combat actions. One of the most notable was the battle of Mogadishu that was later portrayed in the motion picture Black Hawk Down. Now you can learn rifle handling techniques from Paul right from your home. You will review equipment check list, proper grip, dry firing, tac reload, zeroing your rifle, shooting from kneeling, shooting from prone, loading/unloading, transitions, multiple key shooting drills that culminate to shooting the CSAT rifle standards, and weapon maintenance. You also get an honest and frank discussion with Paul Howe on leadership, training, and the combat mindset that is applicable to the military, law enforcement, and civilian sector.

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Make Ready with Bill Jeans: Shotgun Operator

 

Join Bill Jeans for a one-on-one training session in his Shotgun Operator course. Bill is the owner-operator of Morrigan Consulting, a tactical weapons training and consulting business in operation since 1998. For over seven years Bill was the Operations Manager and Chief Rangemaster for Gunsite, the world-renowned school founded by Jeff Cooper. With Shotgun Operator, you will learn about shotgun choices and options, ammo selection, wall penetration, shotgun handling, reloads, patterning with buckshot, shooting with slugs, multiple targets, pivots and turns, transitioning to a handgun, shooting with movement, combat mindset, and the shotgun standards

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300BLK Wins USPSA National Multigun

From the GearScout blog:

The win for 300BLK is significant because it shows a use for the round outside of clearing rooms in unfriendly nations. 300BLK allows shooting sports competitors to use the lightweight and ubiquitous AR platform to compete effectively against heavier, higher caliber guns.

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M27 IAR vs HK416

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3D Glock Animation – How to disassemble and reassemble the G20

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Sheepdogs

“Sheep can be controlled by the sheepdog for the same reason they fear the wolf – they are both predators.

The same relationships hold with the general population, the police, and the criminals. Most people are sheep, but you don’t have to be.

If you have the skills and attitude of a predator the criminals will leave you alone – because they will recognize you as a predator and there is easier game available.”

- Neoteric Bladesman

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Gunfighting in the “Red Zone”

From: Officer.com

 

Red ZoneThe basic premise for The Red Zone, a one day class I recently attended in Camden, Tennessee was that during an actual life or death encounter there are far more things that should not be shot than those than should be.   Johnny Jihad is evil and can shoot up the landscape.  You are the good guy and cannot do so.  David Biggers former U.S. Army Officer and dedicated student of the gun led a dozen men and women through several drills designed to force the shooter to fire their defensive pistols in a deliberate and discriminating manner.

Up Close and Personal

The FBI compiles the most thorough statistics of actual gunfights in the United States. According to the 2009 stats, 19 of the 48 officers murdered in the line of duty where a firearm was used were 0-5 feet from their attacker.  We’ve all accepted the 21 foot average, but the truth seems to be that 21 feet is more likely to be the outer limit than the minimum.

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Rocky Mountain 3 Gun Match Coverage

From: Cheaper than Dirt via ChicsWithGuns.com

A new episode of 3-Gun Nation premier’s tomorrow on Versus, part 2 of the Rocky Mountain 3 Gun match coverage. They are focusing on the battle between Jerry Miculek (of revolver fame) and Mike Voight, with a side dish of Maggie Reese who you may remember from Top Shot. There are some wild guns and incredible shooters on display, set your DVRs to 9:30am central time!

 

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Gun Talk Television – New Shooters, Part 4

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Gun Talk Television – New Shooters, Part 3

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Gun Talk Television – New Shooters, Part 2

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Gun Talk Television – New Shooters, Part 1

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Improved 22LR conversion from CMMG

22 Evolution: Improved 22LR conversion from CMMG

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U.S. Joint Forces Military Medicine

Video from IDGA

RADM Mike Mittelman, MC, SHCE, Command Surgeon for U.S. Joint Forces Command, discusses joint forces military medicine at IDGA’s 12th Battlefield Healthcare event.  He details military medical efforts from a joint U.S. forces and NATO perspective.  He also talks about challenges and priorities faced as command surgeon at USJFCOM.

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2nd Infantry Division Live Fire Exercise in Iraq

U.S. Army Pfc. Robert Parker of Alpha Company, 5/20th Infantry, 2nd Infantry Division provides support by fire as his squad members bound to cover during a squad live fire exercise at Kirkush Military Training Base, Diyala province, Iraq, June 27. U.S. and Iraqi forces trained to clear mined wired obstacles, clear bunker complexes and reaction to contact.Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Ted Green

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