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Robb Jensen
04-19-08, 17:16
http://youtube.com/watch?v=KCrjuV4z-NU

http://youtube.com/watch?v=XO_cBc7NJW0
Failure2Stop
04-19-08, 17:26
Great initiative, and awesome to see the support of industry.
SHIVAN
04-19-08, 20:15
That's a really cool thing!!!!
jimy
04-19-08, 22:02
Great video, hope they had lots of tape. :D
CarlosDJackal
04-20-08, 09:18
That is just freaking awesome!! Kudos to the guys who made it happen. :)
Packman73
04-20-08, 10:32
Very cool!
Lumpy196
04-20-08, 12:48
VERY cool!
adh
04-20-08, 13:51
Yes....cool stuff
TY44934
04-25-08, 16:13
but - but - didn't anyone tell them that "shooting IPSC will get you killed!" (yeah, right!). And so dies another myth.

Thanks for posting those here.
UDT
04-25-08, 16:19
Thanks, for sharing. Nice!
Joe Mamma
04-28-08, 10:04
Very cool. Thanks for posting.

Joe Mamma
Spade
04-28-08, 12:38
Awesome
Seth Harness
04-28-08, 18:41
Thats pretty cool, maybe a little piece of home for some huh. Good deal.
Abraxas
04-28-08, 19:08
Hear Borat, Very nice:D
The Archangel
04-29-08, 20:55
Awesome initiative on the NCO's. :cool:
losbronces
04-29-08, 23:58
Nice video. I've always liked Disturbed.
DANGER CLOSE
04-30-08, 02:11
just frickin awesome. gives our brothers something to do and have fun. pistol handling is a bit off, with more training they could be a bit quicker. when i left, they were still using weaver stance and marksmanship type shooting. hell, awesome job by all involved. it would be cool to stage an inter-service competition and inter-country one.:D
decodeddiesel
04-30-08, 09:45
pistol handling is a bit off, with more training they could be a bit quicker. when i left, they were still using weaver stance and marksmanship type shooting.

Same with the 101st when I left. Glad they are starting to pick up the isosceles now. Looks like great fun and good training!
mark5pt56
05-04-08, 21:44
That's awesome! Good they are having a blast.
WillC
05-04-08, 22:39
nice to see fobbits with a hobby.
Robb Jensen
05-05-08, 13:21
nice to see fobbits with a hobby.

Damn, just damn. I never heard that term but Googled it and found this. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Hqv5yBaXaI

This ones pretty funny too! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uezJfTG9ELI&feature=related
Furious
05-19-08, 18:39
Very cool. I hope we have something like that where I'm going.
decodeddiesel
05-19-08, 20:14
Unless things have changed immensely in the past 2 years I wouldn't get your hopes up. :(
Armati
07-10-08, 23:30
Cool. I am glad some folks took the intitiative to set that up for 'Joe.'

However, it still smacked of sport shooting - not combat shooting. One big no-no is to have your muzzle stick past your cover. NEVER stick your muzzle OUT a window! Other observations include dust covers down on the CCO, holsters with no retention, and my personal fav - running the course sans kit. Cool, fun, great MWR, but let's leave it at that.
Robb Jensen
07-11-08, 06:42
Cool. I am glad some folks took the intitiative to set that up for 'Joe.'

However, it still smacked of sport shooting - not combat shooting. One big no-no is to have your muzzle stick past your cover. NEVER stick your muzzle OUT a window! Other observations include dust covers down on the CCO, holsters with no retention, and my personal fav - running the course sans kit. Cool, fun, great MWR, but let's leave it at that.

Where did you get the impression that this was 'training'?

This was posted by me in the competition forum (https://www.m4carbine.net/forumdisplay.php?f=69) for that reason, competition isn't training.
TY44934
07-11-08, 14:24
Where did you get the impression that this was 'training'?

This was posted by me in the competition forum (https://www.m4carbine.net/forumdisplay.php?f=69) for that reason, competition isn't training.

Good point, M4. Moreover Armati, the negative attitude towards competition certainly does not belong in the "competition" section, and its not appropriate generally on M4carbine.net. Furthermore, the comment about "full kit" is out of line as well; of the current 4-service qualifications, none are conducted in "full kit." Please take the outdated anti-competition myths & attitude elsewhere.