DaveMachine
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- Location
- That one place with a cowboy complex
I don't think the MOW course is going to help you for the kind of shooting at BCRA.
Abby Multi-Weapon Operations whos going ?
- Thread starter DILLIGAF
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thats my point...
scorpio_21
Regular
- Location
- Western Canada
I have signed up for both classes (there was a one-day Canada Day sale).
CobraGT, how does the 11.6" MRR group with bulk 55gr ammo? I am thinking of getting a lighter upper for matches (or selling the Bushmaster and buying a CC MRR).
CobraGT, how does the 11.6" MRR group with bulk 55gr ammo? I am thinking of getting a lighter upper for matches (or selling the Bushmaster and buying a CC MRR).
It blasts clay pigeons offhand at 50 with boring regularity. Definitely good enough accuracy for me. Sorry I don't have a better answer, but I'm not much of a 'target' shooter, more into shooting clays, rocks, small sticks, or whatever is on the top of the berms 
Still alive
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Rainy mosquito infested part of BC
It blasts clay pigeons offhand at 50 with boring regularity. Definitely good enough accuracy for me. Sorry I don't have a better answer, but I'm not much of a 'target' shooter, more into shooting clays, rocks, small sticks, or whatever is on the top of the berms
You sound like that guy who doesn't bring targets and shoots dirt! Daniel_250r!
Looking forward to shooting with you again buddy!
Haha, not quite, but close! I just prefer reactive targets over paper, and they won't let me bring pop cans or pumpkins to Poco
It blasts clay pigeons offhand at 50 with boring regularity. Definitely good enough accuracy for me. Sorry I don't have a better answer, but I'm not much of a 'target' shooter, more into shooting clays, rocks, small sticks, or whatever is on the top of the berms
Where do the bullets go when you miss the targets at the top of the berm?
There are higher berms behind. Guess I should have been clearer about that!!
Ha I was just being a sh*t disturber. I imagined someone aiming super high to shoot targets at the top of the ~20 foot berms at the range. It was a funny thought.
Dillybar87
Regular
- Location
- British Columbia
is anybody going to go the the 4 hour medical module the friday night before?? wound packing and binding?
Still alive
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Rainy mosquito infested part of BC
That is actually my main interest. Really want to learn wound management and get a blow out kit.
It's part of the package anyways right?
Dillybar87
Regular
- Location
- British Columbia
ok cool!! i shoud be there as long as i can ditch work early enough to head out to abby , yah the course is included with everything but they will be selling some medical supplies to toss in your kit so thats cool.
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Hi Folks.
Thanks for registering for the courses. There seems to be a bit of confusion about what is "included" in both courses. For both courses, Friday nights are intended for logistics/admin + module on basic tactical trauma (tourniquet, wound packing, IFAK selection, and practice practice practice). Saturday morning will include a short validation of Friday night including body drag. So ensure whatever you are wearing can handle being dragged off the range (hondatech ). Trauma kits ARE NOT being included for take home. We will make available some tourniquets and bandages for practice purposes if you do not have your own - However, it is highly suggested that you use what you are issued or purchased. For those who do not have a TQ or bandages such as OLAES or any IFAK please send a note to info@veritacsolutions.com and we can recommend which kit to purchase and take with you on course.
An email will be sent out very shortly to all registrants with updated details from the instructors about logistics, kitlist, pre-reading, minimum requirements and expectations. For those whom have taken courses with us (Veritac) will know that the instructors are no BS steely-eyed team guys with little tolerance for folks to shake out their kit or weapon in course. So take the opportunity this September 24th at ATS to shake it out.
Regarding Weapon, mag, and ammo...
COMMBLOC is ok; however, AR FOW is suggested for reasons. One of the recommendations from civvy side is that we were not cognizant about the mag restrictions and how that affects the serials (typically these course are taught in locales where mag restrictions aren't a thing). We've taken this into consideration and incorporated into the training plan. We also upped the round count from previous courses to minimum 300 rifle/200 pistol per shooting day. Conserve your ammo. The appendix B emailed after your registration should have these itemized as well.
Keep in mind that these courses aren't traditional CQB or tactical rifle/pistol courses, but rather are intended for professional development in protective services / close protection. These courses draw on the operational experience of the various operator/instructors/contractors/CPOs who work for Veritac - as well as from conventional wisdom from the CP world that is forever changing. The minimum requirements "generally" are LE/MIL/Agency/Armed profession. We also have an arrangement through ATS that civvy side can attend based on a recommend.
REGISTRATION IS CLOSED for both courses unless you have reserved a slot with us through other means.
Hondatech, see yourself in the video below....
Cheers
nza
Hi Folks.
Thanks for registering for the courses. There seems to be a bit of confusion about what is "included" in both courses. For both courses, Friday nights are intended for logistics/admin + module on basic tactical trauma (tourniquet, wound packing, IFAK selection, and practice practice practice). Saturday morning will include a short validation of Friday night including body drag. So ensure whatever you are wearing can handle being dragged off the range (hondatech
). Trauma kits ARE NOT being included for take home. We will make available some tourniquets and bandages for practice purposes if you do not have your own - However, it is highly suggested that you use what you are issued or purchased. For those who do not have a TQ or bandages such as OLAES or any IFAK please send a note to info@veritacsolutions.com and we can recommend which kit to purchase and take with you on course. An email will be sent out very shortly to all registrants with updated details from the instructors about logistics, kitlist, pre-reading, minimum requirements and expectations. For those whom have taken courses with us (Veritac) will know that the instructors are no BS steely-eyed team guys with little tolerance for folks to shake out their kit or weapon in course. So take the opportunity this September 24th at ATS to shake it out.
Regarding Weapon, mag, and ammo...
COMMBLOC is ok; however, AR FOW is suggested for reasons. One of the recommendations from civvy side is that we were not cognizant about the mag restrictions and how that affects the serials (typically these course are taught in locales where mag restrictions aren't a thing). We've taken this into consideration and incorporated into the training plan. We also upped the round count from previous courses to minimum 300 rifle/200 pistol per shooting day. Conserve your ammo. The appendix B emailed after your registration should have these itemized as well.
Keep in mind that these courses aren't traditional CQB or tactical rifle/pistol courses, but rather are intended for professional development in protective services / close protection. These courses draw on the operational experience of the various operator/instructors/contractors/CPOs who work for Veritac - as well as from conventional wisdom from the CP world that is forever changing. The minimum requirements "generally" are LE/MIL/Agency/Armed profession. We also have an arrangement through ATS that civvy side can attend based on a recommend.
REGISTRATION IS CLOSED for both courses unless you have reserved a slot with us through other means.
Hondatech, see yourself in the video below....
Cheers
nza
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Still alive
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Rainy mosquito infested part of BC
I think Dilli forgot his rain gear! Grrrr!
