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Whatever you want to run. The tactics are the same, there are a few differences in techniques, which I always cover.

I'm still conducting a Level 2 Residential Room Clearing and Defense Force-On-Force on August 12-13 and again on August 26-27, with a limited number of slots available for both dates. I've been asked to do another Level 1 prerequisite course in Cobb Co GA on Sunday, August 6. The cost for this...

I believe there are still a few slots left in each class. I'll see y'all tomorrow.

The ammo used here contributed greatly to the results. With cheaper, full-power buckshot, the groups on B and C would be a good 25% larger.

Yep! Tightest groups of the bunch, due to Modified choke and the backboring/forcing cone work.

Shotgun A: Wilson Combat/Scattergun Tech, made from a Remington 870 Police Wingmaster 14" Remington LE barrel, fixed Modified choke Backbored and forcing cone lengthened by Vang Comp Systems Shotgun B: Wilson Combat/Scattergun Tech, made from a Remington 870 Police Wingmaster 12" Cylinder bore...

Big fan of the Beretta 92 series handguns, and they're very easy to work on.

Before & after

Good stuff! Enjoy the build. I have a Wilson Combat Beretta 92G Brigadier that I run when I teach classes. Decided I wanted a matching, smaller version. I bought a Beretta 92FS Compact Railed with the intention of sending it to Wilson, but ending up buying all the parts and doing it...

All classes last 2 - 2.5hrs and cost $20 each. AR-15 Defensive Carbine - Setup & Maintenance, starts at 10:30am: The AR-15 has become the most popular defensive carbine in America. The system's modularity allows it to be customized to meet the unique needs of its owner. The vast number of...

All classes last 2 - 2.5hrs and cost $20 each. Tactical Riflescopes, starts at 10:30am: Today’s riflescopes have far more features and capabilities than previous generations of scopes. In the right hands those features can make you a far more capable rifle shooter. But a shooter must...

Good read. I don't agree with all of it, and think portions of it are just arguing semantics, but it's worth reading.

Counting rounds in an actual gunfight? LOL If you're counting rounds, you ain't paying attention to the right concern. I've been in a few gunfights and a shooting, talked to lots of LEO's, civilians, and military that have been in both. Never met anyone that could count rounds accurately in...

That's a hard one for me, Beretta's and SIG's are my 2 favorite DA/SA's. I carry a SIG on duty and a Beretta off-duty. I usually run a SIG when I teach pistol classes and a Beretta as my secondary weapon when teaching carbine/shotgun courses.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder! I, however, am not the beholder! You gotta be a Dawgs fan to like that, and I hate the Dawgs.

I had a student on the long range, we ran his 16" MR762 out to 1,000yds with no issues.

The course will be held on Cobb County near Kennesaw Mountain on Saturday, July 1, from 8am until 5pm with a 1 hour break for lunch. When you are signed up, I will give you the address. The cost for this course is $200 per student, paid in advance to hold your slot. I will be limiting this...

The dates I have available are: Saturday 7/1 6/24 Sunday 7/16 7/30 8/6

I previously posted an announcement for a Force-on-force Residential Room Clearing Level 2 class for two different weekends in late August, with my Level 1 course as a prerequisite. For those of y'all that would like to attend the Level 2, but have not taken the Level 1, is there any interest...