Shalom yedeeds!
Zahal has a bunch of courses for the famous tavor in Canada! And yes even available to us shagetz!
What you say? What is this madness you speak of? Mike you're such a meschugener!
But its true my friends:
I'm registered to the course in Kibbutz Abby on the 22nd of April, see you there hopefully I don't have to schlep some of you along!
more info here:
http://www.zahal.org/search?query=course
Agenda:
What You Need to Bring:
Your rifle! All optics are encouraged, but please have your rifle zeroed before you hit the range! We suggest a 100m zero.
Minimum 4 Magazines. We suggest bringing at least one pistol or beowulf caliber magazine for extended serials.
A method to carry those magazines. Belt, chest rig, pants pocket, whatever you want to use!
A sling. We won't be doing pistol transitions, this is a rifle specific course, but there are still scenarios that require your firearm to be slung.
400 rounds of ammunition. You wouldn't be out of line bringing more!
Eye and ear protection. Of course.
Water! Your body needs it! See the note at the end about PT.
A personal first aid kit if you are first aid certified. Always better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it.
Make sure to clean your Tavor! I suggest hummus as lube!!
disclaimer: No you Yutzi don't use hummus and pita! What's the matter with you schmoe.
What they cover:
History and Design of the Tavor: Why Did the IDF Need a New Rifle?
Core IDF Drills and Stoppages
Long Range Engagements
Movement, Transition, and Manipulation Exercises
Shooting Under Stress
Modifying & Updating the Tavor
FREE course T-Shirt
Course Structure:
Day 1 Evening: classroom time, rifle maintenance, 1 on 1 consultation
Day 2 Morning: dry-fire and PT
Day 2 Afternoon: live-fire
Day 2 Evening: dinner
Day 3 Morning: dry-fire and PT
Day 3 Afternoon: live-fire and goodies
L'chaim gang!
Zahal has a bunch of courses for the famous tavor in Canada! And yes even available to us shagetz!
What you say? What is this madness you speak of? Mike you're such a meschugener!
But its true my friends:
I'm registered to the course in Kibbutz Abby on the 22nd of April, see you there hopefully I don't have to schlep some of you along!
more info here:
http://www.zahal.org/search?query=course
Agenda:
What You Need to Bring:
Your rifle! All optics are encouraged, but please have your rifle zeroed before you hit the range! We suggest a 100m zero.
Minimum 4 Magazines. We suggest bringing at least one pistol or beowulf caliber magazine for extended serials.
A method to carry those magazines. Belt, chest rig, pants pocket, whatever you want to use!
A sling. We won't be doing pistol transitions, this is a rifle specific course, but there are still scenarios that require your firearm to be slung.
400 rounds of ammunition. You wouldn't be out of line bringing more!
Eye and ear protection. Of course.
Water! Your body needs it! See the note at the end about PT.
A personal first aid kit if you are first aid certified. Always better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it.
Make sure to clean your Tavor! I suggest hummus as lube!!
disclaimer: No you Yutzi don't use hummus and pita! What's the matter with you schmoe.
What they cover:
History and Design of the Tavor: Why Did the IDF Need a New Rifle?
Core IDF Drills and Stoppages
Long Range Engagements
Movement, Transition, and Manipulation Exercises
Shooting Under Stress
Modifying & Updating the Tavor
FREE course T-Shirt
Course Structure:
Day 1 Evening: classroom time, rifle maintenance, 1 on 1 consultation
Day 2 Morning: dry-fire and PT
Day 2 Afternoon: live-fire
Day 2 Evening: dinner
Day 3 Morning: dry-fire and PT
Day 3 Afternoon: live-fire and goodies
L'chaim gang!
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