Basic weapons training.
Oct 15, 2016 20:02:56 GMT -7
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Post by sailnmike on Oct 15, 2016 20:02:56 GMT -7
I will be posting some Basic Weapon Training,
starting with the Basics and working up.
If everyone can master these five things you will have your first skill set needed for further advanced training
1. Know how your weapon feels in the dark.
2. Know how to work your weapon safely in the dark.
3. Know how to correct any problems with you weapon in the dark.
4. Know how to carry your weapon safely in all situations in the dark.
5. Know how to use a Light with your weapon so your not in the dark.
Please everyone spend time with their primary weapon,
Of course Everything Safely, unload your weapon while doing this.
Lets start with getting used to the weapon, for one week starting this weekend.
1. Carry your weapon when your at home doing household chores, get used to carrying it, sling it, see what sling works for you in different situations.
If you put it down never more the a arms length away.
and do things with it.
2. Sitting and watching TV, use unloaded mags to practice reloading, start slow, find what works for you, then speed up.
3. Every time your bugger picker hits the trigger, do 10 push ups, every time.
Keep track of how many hours you do this,
Min 144 hours to start to give you muscle memory.
We had a saying in group,
Slow is smooth, Smooth is Fast.
More to come,
Be Safe.
starting with the Basics and working up.
If everyone can master these five things you will have your first skill set needed for further advanced training
1. Know how your weapon feels in the dark.
2. Know how to work your weapon safely in the dark.
3. Know how to correct any problems with you weapon in the dark.
4. Know how to carry your weapon safely in all situations in the dark.
5. Know how to use a Light with your weapon so your not in the dark.
Please everyone spend time with their primary weapon,
Of course Everything Safely, unload your weapon while doing this.
Lets start with getting used to the weapon, for one week starting this weekend.
1. Carry your weapon when your at home doing household chores, get used to carrying it, sling it, see what sling works for you in different situations.
If you put it down never more the a arms length away.
and do things with it.
2. Sitting and watching TV, use unloaded mags to practice reloading, start slow, find what works for you, then speed up.
3. Every time your bugger picker hits the trigger, do 10 push ups, every time.
Keep track of how many hours you do this,
Min 144 hours to start to give you muscle memory.
We had a saying in group,
Slow is smooth, Smooth is Fast.
More to come,
Be Safe.
