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I conceed. Now, can we get back to talking about training?

Gotcha. So there is a natural barrier between the two firing lines.

Agreed. But semantics aside, I believe the point he was trying to make is that the human factor introduces risk. We all know what he meant. There's no point in getting hung up on it. ETA: But I also see your point about choosing our words carefully.

Maybe "potentially dangerous" would be a better description?

Not gonna lie, that would make me a bit nervous.

I didn't see any violations of the 4 rules in that video.

I've always heard good things about him.

Not publicly. I've already received a couple of messages. For the record, It was NOT Protective Measures. But I'd be interested in hearing any feedback. Monte is on my list of local guys that I'm interested in checking out.

The thing I noticed is that you each had an instructor immediately next to you, watching your every move. And movement was slow and methodical. With good instructors, things can be done very safely and at some point, you have to get past the square range tactics. But you better choose the...

The specwar really isn't that bad on blowback. A good friend of mine runs one on a Mk18. That Gun is definitely overgassed, but it just runs and runs.

Where are you located?

I wouldn't be surprised if it is. There are obviously several options for over gassing, both with and without a suppressor. You can control it at the gas block or the carrier. Your selection of buffer can also help. Personally, I don't like gas blocks because I like simple. While it might be...

What barrel are you using?

LMT enhanced. Don't waste your time on the wonder coatings. Good ole phosphate works fine. Lubrication is the key.

Romi don't play dat!

I'm not. But I do have friends that have been.

I'm not a die hard. It just works well for me. I don't have anything against Glock at all. But alot of folks I talk to want that one gun that can do everything. A lot of times, that's a G19. Now if they just have to have a manual safety, the M&P offers that option. If they want an alloy frame...

I often find myself pointing folks in the same direction.

Quite a change from his previous station. Good to hear.

Accuracy issues of varying types are pretty common with M&Ps and Glocks. But they manifest in different manners. The Glock often groups adequately, but doesn't shoot to POA for a lot of folks. The M&P accuracy can go to poop out past 15 yards, especially with older guns. From what I've read on...