Re: Pictures from a recent Magpul Dynamics Carbine 1 &
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Re: Pictures from a recent Magpul Dynamics Carbine 1 &
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DZhitshard shooting under a barricade:
low drag shooting under the trailer (small window of opportunity can be seen in earlier pics):
Student shooting around a barricade:
DZhitshard shooting under a barricade:
low drag shooting under the trailer (small window of opportunity can be seen in earlier pics):
Student shooting around a barricade:
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Travis' BCM 14.5" mid-length carbine. This is how most of the guns looked after a few days of shooting. The dirt is about the consistancy of talcum powder, and when shooting from the prone positions, this fine dirt finds it's way into EVERYTHING:
Travis' BCM 14.5" mid-length carbine. This is how most of the guns looked after a few days of shooting. The dirt is about the consistancy of talcum powder, and when shooting from the prone positions, this fine dirt finds it's way into EVERYTHING:
Re: Pictures from a recent Magpul Dynamics Carbine 1 &
And it still shoots without an issue. Travis shoots a timed - multiple target drill:
And it still shoots without an issue. Travis shoots a timed - multiple target drill:
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Yammy_monkey shooting the same drill:
Fire_lotus shooting the same drill:
Yammy_monkey shooting the same drill:
Fire_lotus shooting the same drill:
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I've been so busy the last couple days, I was unable to put up pics on Friday ... sorry for the delay (Friday's installment):
Students shoot a timed multi-target drill:
Mini-Costa runs the drill with his piston gun
I've been so busy the last couple days, I was unable to put up pics on Friday ... sorry for the delay (Friday's installment):
Students shoot a timed multi-target drill:
Mini-Costa runs the drill with his piston gun
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Re: Pictures from a recent Magpul Dynamics Carbine 1 &
Great pictures. Thanks for sharing them.
I really enjoyed my Magpul class last year.
Great pictures. Thanks for sharing them.
I really enjoyed my Magpul class last year.
Re: Pictures from a recent Magpul Dynamics Carbine 1 &
Re: Pictures from a recent Magpul Dynamics Carbine 1 &
Re: Pictures from a recent Magpul Dynamics Carbine 1 &
Re: Pictures from a recent Magpul Dynamics Carbine 1 &
Re: Pictures from a recent Magpul Dynamics Carbine 1 &
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Re: Pictures from a recent Magpul Dynamics Carbine 1 &
Awesome pics, Jeff. Learned a lot just from reading this thread. Quick question for you though: I noticed you are running a CTR stock with a mid-length upper. In a previous thread on AR15.com you mentioned that the CTR doesn't balance well with mid-length uppers, and am wondering if you have changed your mind on this? Would it have to do with your support hand being further out on the rail now? I'm thinking of using the CTR on my next build, but am trying to keep function before looks on this one. Thanks.
Awesome pics, Jeff. Learned a lot just from reading this thread. Quick question for you though: I noticed you are running a CTR stock with a mid-length upper. In a previous thread on AR15.com you mentioned that the CTR doesn't balance well with mid-length uppers, and am wondering if you have changed your mind on this? Would it have to do with your support hand being further out on the rail now? I'm thinking of using the CTR on my next build, but am trying to keep function before looks on this one. Thanks.
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Thanks for sharing. Looks like a blast. Does anyone know how the guy in blue (YammyMonkey) has his pistol retained? Is that anything more than paracord with a pull-tab threaded through a grommet hole?
Thanks for sharing. Looks like a blast. Does anyone know how the guy in blue (YammyMonkey) has his pistol retained? Is that anything more than paracord with a pull-tab threaded through a grommet hole?
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Some of the guns from class. DZhitshard's carbine .... he was running some of the training Hornaday TAP ammo:
BCM Carbines from the class:
Some of the guns from class. DZhitshard's carbine .... he was running some of the training Hornaday TAP ammo:
BCM Carbines from the class:
Re: Pictures from a recent Magpul Dynamics Carbine 1 &
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: johngfoster</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Awesome pics, Jeff. Learned a lot just from reading this thread. Quick question for you though: I noticed you are running a CTR stock with a mid-length upper. In a previous thread on AR15.com you mentioned that the CTR doesn't balance well with mid-length uppers, and am wondering if you have changed your mind on this? Would it have to do with your support hand being further out on the rail now? I'm thinking of using the CTR on my next build, but am trying to keep function before looks on this one. Thanks. </div></div>
John,
The gun I'm shooting in the pics above is not a mid-length, it's a 14.5" M4 (carbine gas system) with a LaRue 11.0 rail.
I don't ever recall saying I don't like CTR's on Mid-Lengths. I was running a CTR on a mid-length in Pat Rogers May 2009 class and have run that configuration on a work gun for the last couple years.
You may find this article helpful when it comes to choosing a stock:
<span style="font-style: italic">03designgroup</span> | <span style="font-weight: bold">AR15 Buttstock Considerations
</span>
Take care and be safe
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: johngfoster</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Awesome pics, Jeff. Learned a lot just from reading this thread. Quick question for you though: I noticed you are running a CTR stock with a mid-length upper. In a previous thread on AR15.com you mentioned that the CTR doesn't balance well with mid-length uppers, and am wondering if you have changed your mind on this? Would it have to do with your support hand being further out on the rail now? I'm thinking of using the CTR on my next build, but am trying to keep function before looks on this one. Thanks. </div></div>
John,
The gun I'm shooting in the pics above is not a mid-length, it's a 14.5" M4 (carbine gas system) with a LaRue 11.0 rail.
I don't ever recall saying I don't like CTR's on Mid-Lengths. I was running a CTR on a mid-length in Pat Rogers May 2009 class and have run that configuration on a work gun for the last couple years.
You may find this article helpful when it comes to choosing a stock:
<span style="font-style: italic">03designgroup</span> | <span style="font-weight: bold">AR15 Buttstock Considerations
</span>Take care and be safe
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Thanks Jeff. That was very helpful. I'm currently in the planning stages for a BCM mid-length rifle and I appreciate your thoughtful reply.
Thanks Jeff. That was very helpful. I'm currently in the planning stages for a BCM mid-length rifle and I appreciate your thoughtful reply.
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John,
No problem, glad I could help.
More BCM Carbines from the course (you may recognize one of these pics in the new BCM add):
<span style="font-weight: bold">Pics that FromMyColdDeadHand took at the class. Please don't steal his pics</span>
John,
No problem, glad I could help.
More BCM Carbines from the course (you may recognize one of these pics in the new BCM add):
<span style="font-weight: bold">Pics that FromMyColdDeadHand took at the class. Please don't steal his pics</span>
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Re: Pictures from a recent Magpul Dynamics Carbine 1 &
Dollar drill:
And the winner collecting his prize:
Bravo Company USA - BCM 03 MSF Chest Harness:
Dollar drill:
And the winner collecting his prize:
Bravo Company USA - BCM 03 MSF Chest Harness:
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Looks like an awesome class.
If one was to holiday in the US is there a possiblity of attending a class? Considering i wouldnt have any weapons licences or weapons to use?
Looks like an awesome class.
If one was to holiday in the US is there a possiblity of attending a class? Considering i wouldnt have any weapons licences or weapons to use?
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Re: Pictures from a recent Magpul Dynamics Carbine 1 &
Great to see some action pictures...
Pretty neat to see a AK in the group.
Great to see some action pictures...
Pretty neat to see a AK in the group.
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Re: Pictures from a recent Magpul Dynamics Carbine 1 &
Re: Pictures from a recent Magpul Dynamics Carbine 1 &
Re: Pictures from a recent Magpul Dynamics Carbine 1 &
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<span style="font-weight: bold">Last pics from the April Magpul Dynamics Carbine 1 & 2 class:</span>
<span style="font-weight: bold">Last pics from the April Magpul Dynamics Carbine 1 & 2 class:</span>
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Everyone staples a dollar bill on their IPSC taget and you go to a set distance and who ever gets closest to GWs nose wins. The issue is the distance is usually a bit off to most people's zero POI, so you have to do some kinds of hold under/over be it with a red dot or a scope. There is also a time restraint- not much of one 30s or so IIRC.
You can win 25-30 bucks, the downside is that a lot of them have bullet holes in them. Costa says that Secret Service guys balk at having to shoot dollar bills.
Everyone staples a dollar bill on their IPSC taget and you go to a set distance and who ever gets closest to GWs nose wins. The issue is the distance is usually a bit off to most people's zero POI, so you have to do some kinds of hold under/over be it with a red dot or a scope. There is also a time restraint- not much of one 30s or so IIRC.
You can win 25-30 bucks, the downside is that a lot of them have bullet holes in them. Costa says that Secret Service guys balk at having to shoot dollar bills.
