.22 conversion for training

[ballistic]

I just ordered the CMMG conversion for my AR and a couple of extra BD mags. I have a Carbine class coming up May 1 and think the kit will provide some cheap training for basic drills and reinforce marksmanship fundamentals.

[dookie1481]

I just ordered the CMMG conversion for my AR and a couple of extra BD mags. I have a Carbine class coming up May 1 and think the kit will provide some cheap training for basic drills and reinforce marksmanship fundamentals.

Same here, except I got the new CMMG mags.

Rob, since you seem to have strong feelings about this, what training issues would you recommend the .22 be best utilized for?

Jay

[rob_s]

when I had my .22, the things I used it for were:
- new shooter famiiarity and comfort (should be an obvious one)
- marksmanship in various positions, slowfire
- getting into and out of positions, again slowfire

Marksmanship to me meant basically position, sight picture, and trigger control. I used it to figure out things like trigger reset and takeup, manipulating the safety, etc.

as I said above, where I think the limits surface when shooting hammer, triples, NSRs, etc.

[OldNavyGuy]

all i see is just another Ciener drop in, here is the real thing, comes with one Black Dog mag




ooooooooh!!!! did i mention it comes from TacSol

http://www.tacticalsol.com/

[Bimmer]

Same here, except I got the new CMMG mags.

Aren't these just BDM mags, in different colors?

[QuietShootr]

all i see is just another Ciener drop in, here is the real thing, comes with one Black Dog mag




ooooooooh!!!! did i mention it comes from TacSol

http://www.tacticalsol.com/

I have a Tactical Solutions pistol (the 4" Ruger upper) that is a goddamn laser gun.