How did you feel about your battle belt and PC setup after the class? Any changes?
Valor Ridge bound.
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DoglegArms
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Both were fine. I found that I went for rifle mags off the belt first. Then when I had the chance I moved them from my chest rig to the belt. I do believe I will be investing in the H harness for it. It was fine this weekend bc I was wearing a "combat shirt" which has a high and tight collar which keep the c harness from rubbing me and brass from down my shirt.
I did adjust the PC to have the rear plate ride higher after I saw how low it was riding.
The choir was off key.
Yes and no. We did get a book to take home. But I wouldn't say that we were taught out of it as much as much as it was used to supplement the lecture portions. The book covers mostly mindset, purpose and the like.
That's what I was referring to. I'd love to see it and compare it to other courses I've taken from different schools to see where it differs or is the same, etc.
If there are specific parts you want to know about i don't mind answering. At the same time I don't want to give away to much of the class.
I've only been to a few different schools and I think fundamentally they're all the same.
The mindset taught and the atmosphere is where courses will differ In my opinion.
What we ran minus pistols bc those are our CCW. Her rifle is a PSA lower and PSA PTAC upper. Everything ran fine even the PTAC gave us no issues what so ever.
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Not really...just wanted to compare. Since I've taken those classes from a different school under Reid's instruction, I was curious how they have evolved, if they have any.
I may have misspoken again (@Laufen)
When I say they're all the same I'm referring sight picture, sight alignment, steady squeeze and the such. The fundamentals are the same across the board.
Yep, the one I won in the giveaway here. 90% I'll be buying the H-harness for it.
It's my bet it's the same exact class that Tactical Response crafted over 20 years that he taught.
Could be. I've never taken a class at TR so I can't speak on the likes and differences.
It adds a tremendous amount of value to the class for me if it is. New training schools usually have to prove themselves over time. If he took the courses that have been already proven, then he's ahead of the curve.
