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Thread: AAR Vickers Tactical Home Defense / US Training Center (Moyock, NC) Nov 4-6th 2011

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    What?!

    You can't train at USTC with LAV and not go to the Cracker Barrel... everytime you do, God kills a kitten.

    It should just start going on the course announcements.

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    You know, they have a large selection.

    I usually get the double-meat Breakfast. It is a safe choice.
    My brother saw Deliverance and bought a Bow. I saw Deliverance and bought an AR-15.

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    Titleist,

    “Holmes, you’re gonna really hate life when we get into the house with that fiber optic front sight…”

    Can you expand why the fiber optic front sight was not a good choice with examples from the shoothouse under various light conditions?

    My G19 has a black read DP sight and front is DP FO.

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    MFP

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    Because even subconsciously night sights give you general alignment of the sights under low-light, no light. And the fiber front sight, especially on a pistol without a weapon light can be VERY slow to align your shot.

    My FLX is a game gun, for a home defense gun I usually use my M&P 9c or my SBR.


    Quote Originally Posted by Jim D View Post
    What?!

    You can't train at USTC with LAV and not go to the Cracker Barrel... everytime you do, God kills a kitten.

    It should just start going on the course announcements.
    Sorry...sorry...I didn't mean to kick anyones' dog or somethin'. I'll make my stomach harden the f*ck up.
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    Titleist,

    Thanks for the great pics and detailed AAR. This class looked awesome!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Titleist View Post
    Because even subconsciously night sights give you general alignment of the sights under low-light, no light. And the fiber front sight, especially on a pistol without a weapon light can be VERY slow to align your shot.

    My FLX is a game gun, for a home defense gun I usually use my M&P 9c or my SBR.




    Sorry...sorry...I didn't mean to kick anyones' dog or somethin'. I'll make my stomach harden the f*ck up.

    I'd also add that LAV has indicated in past classes that fiber optic sights are fragile. We had a few break in several of LAV's handgun classes.
    Doing my part to keep malls safe

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    Quote Originally Posted by Titleist View Post
    Sorry...sorry...I didn't mean to kick anyones' dog or somethin'. I'll make my stomach harden the f*ck up.
    Atta' boy!

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    Heading to CB tonight. May have to have breakfast for dinner.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Titleist View Post
    Once you start going through a tight hallway you quickly realize that one of the best weapons is still your handgun, purely for the maneuverability it provides. Given that the next best thing is a short barreled rifle with a good Red Dot Optic…again that being an Aimpoint. Even at 11.5 inches, plus a suppressor, that setup starts feeling huge as hell in a hallway that’s 4-5’ wide.
    QFT

    I did a run or two with my 14.5" barreled carbine and it was just as unwieldy as the 16" I tried using in similar situations before. Once I switched to my handgun I immediately felt more comfortable and better able to handle the various angles without flagging myself.

    If my form had come back for my MP5, it'd be a different story. Next time, perhaps.
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    Quote Originally Posted by subzero View Post
    QFT

    I did a run or two with my 14.5" barreled carbine and it was just as unwieldy as the 16" I tried using in similar situations before. Once I switched to my handgun I immediately felt more comfortable and better able to handle the various angles without flagging myself.

    If my form had come back for my MP5, it'd be a different story. Next time, perhaps.
    I was thinking a 10.5 inch piston upper with a lightweight can would be a good tool to have. Next year, maybe.
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