Ammunition for Students of 2013 Vickers Tactical Classes

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Vickers Tactical
www.vickerstactical.com


Ammunition for students of 2013 Vickers Tactical classes

Based on the firearm and ammunition hysteria in the market in early 2013 I would like to put out some guidelines for students of my classes as well as information on sourcing ammo. Here goes;

1) Plan ahead; 400 rds per day is a good rule of thumb for my training classes - that number covers virtually all my curriculum. Your best bet is to shop around far in advance to purchase the ammo you need vs waiting until the last minute. In addition quality reloads are permitted in my classes ( see number 4 below )

2) Many of my drills can be structured for a reduced round count. For instance if you can only get 600 rds instead of 800 rds for a 2 day class we can make that work - remember any training is better than no training. I can adjust the drills to meet your ammo supply. My classes have always been quality vs. quantity with a heavy emphasis on accuracy so training won't suffer with a slightly reduced round count

3) 22 LR is authorized for classes. I have had students bring rimfire for different reasons before and I would encourage you to come with a 22 caliber long gun or handgun before you skip the class altogether. Understand that rimfire firearms are not as functionally reliable as centerfire weapons so if possible do your homework to see what kind of ammo your rimfire likes best

4) Factory new ammo is available from G&R Tactical www.gandrtactical.com and remanufactured ammo is available for a slightly discounted price from Everglades ammunition in Florida. Currently 9mm, .40 and .45 ammo is readily available for Vickers Tactical students with 5.56mm ammo coming on line from Everglades in the May 2013 timeframe ( approx). To order ammo from Everglades contact Stephen Bender at Steve@evergladesammo.com and tell him you are ordering ammo for one of my classes. The discount applies to the ammo needed for the class you are attending; any ammo you buy beyond that will be the normal price

If you have any questions contact me at Larry@VickersTactical.com

Thanks and I'll see you at the range!

Larry Vickers
Vickers Tactical Inc.
Host of TacTV



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[WS6]

I have very strongly considered buying one of the .22LR "M4 clones" for training purposes to supplement training with a 5.56 m4.

-It is cheaper
-It is quieter
-It won't tear up cheap/home-made steel backstops nearly as bad for practice at home.
-You can shoot steel much closer with it, safely.

Is there a particular model that you have found approximates a standard M4 rifle the best, or that you would recommend? I think it could be a very valuable training tool both in times like this, as well as logistically regarding noise pollution (suppressed it would be very nice) and damage to your plate, etc.

[Larry Vickers]

Look at the S&W M&P 15-22

Remember; ammo and lube is a big deal in 22's

Good luck