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Bookmarks Bookmarks del. All times are GMT The time now is You will want to get them at least one terrain feature from the attack site. That is code for at least one full city block or enough distance you can worry less about secondary explosions or explosions targeting our first responders. Get your family to safety first and foremost. If you cannot evacuate one terrain feature or more and you are forced to strong point then find a secure area and lock it down.

Remember, in these events there will be chaos and confusion, you may find it better to strong point until the scene is safe. Try to find a location at least off the beaten path away from the attack site. Secure the door and if possible barricade it with something. This is the time to gather as much information as you can, but also go into power conservation. Create a rotation of about 30 minutes and then power down the remaining devices.

Use this time to gather as much information as possible. In particular safe egress routes once you decide to beat feet. If you are with your family, but you are separated at the time of the attack now is the time to fall back to your link up plan.

Hopefully you put one in place that has something basic such as if we are separated in case of an emergency then go to this location and wait so many minutes. If still no link up, then go to this place and wait so many minutes. The goal is to try and gain distance from the attack site while at the same time gather your family members. You also want to have as part of your link up plan some type of communications plan.

Every hour on the hour everyone should check in with a status update. Should you have a family member not check in now you have to retrace their steps in an attempt to locate them.

If one of your family members fails to check in, you need to retrace their steps. What was their last known location and start from there. In this case it may be ideal to break into two different parties.

Your main body should continue to strong point or evacuate to a safe location. While you look for your missing member.

While there are plenty of reason someone missed a comm-check be prepared for the worse. Chances are the scene may still be unsecure and dangerous, but there may be wounded and dead you must confront. Do what you can or what you must. We all know where this is heading, you locating your family member and they severely injured and immobile.

Your first priority should be to ensure the scene is safe. Then do your best to treat the injury. The most common fatality in these types of events are blood loss.

Since medical teams cannot enter until the scene is safe you are the first responder. Yes, very few things can replace a tourniquet, but should you not have one or other medical supplies; improvise. Can you improve your performance by practicing a specific skill set over and over. Does it do more harm than good for general preparedness? I see so many folks come through our doors and practice the same drills over and over. I enjoy shooting some of these drills, but the amount of time, energy and resources is relevant to my overall goals.

A major focus for most defensive shooters should be mastering being a generalist. You should avoid being a specialist, who is well rounded and capable of adapting to the situation.

The issue I have centers around the realistic time spent on the firing line practicing, not training. Training is the action of learning a new skill. Practicing is performing a skill or activity regularly in order to improve or sustain performance. I am tickled pink when I can talk with someone who consistently practices on the firing line. To me, that is about ten 2-hour range trips a year firing approximately rounds each trip.

While only 1, rounds per year it is on the high side for the average shooter. Making it even more important you focus on being well rounded. The hard part for many is the desire to get good at something.

That seems like it should be a good thing and generally it is until you do so at the sacrifice of the rest of your skills. Developing your skills requires you to acknowledge both your strengths and weaknesses in an honest way. To sustain your strengths and work on your weaknesses requires you to allocate the right number of rounds to ensure you meet both objectives.

If you expend more ammunition annually for practicing then great, but if all you have is 1, then how much do you want to invest in practicing a test. A test that may be so specific it has less value than originally perceived. Having said the above, I still want folks to have fun, to enjoy themselves while they practice.

For many of us, that is a major secret weapon, the joy it brings us to be practicing a skill. The drive to want to be better and improve. The determination to keep at it, even when failure and frustration are more common than success and gains. That still gives you hours per year to practice being a generalist.

There is something to be said about nothing to excess, everything in moderation. This advise transcends all activities and keeps you focused on being a generalist. During a recent class, we discussed some tragic accidents involving concealed carry.

One of the problems we see in our Concealed Carry Tactics classes occurs when students are attempting to re-holster. The concealment garment gets shoved further into the holster applying pressure to all parts of the gun, to include the trigger. One of the most important features you look for in a holster is protecting the trigger and trigger guard has sufficient protection. In other words, while the pistol is holstered no object can gain access to the trigger. While you might have chosen an excellent holster that meets this objective, shoving a piece of your concealment garment into the holster as you re-holster will override your efforts.

In fact, we brief in the beginning of all our classes the aspect of re-holstering must be conducted in a safe and controlled manner.

Insure there is no foreign objects near the mouth of the holster. In fact, I have a good friend who experienced a negligent discharge as a result of a zipper pull. Crazy stuff can happen so be safe and in control. Next, observe the re-holstering process. Look down to ensure there is no foreign object near the mouth of the holster.

As you gently re-holster be on the lookout for any resistance. If you feel more resistance than normal…STOP! Identify what is causing the resistance, address the issue and carry on. If you find yourself in a real world situation consider the fact you will be highly stressed, these procedures will help ensure when you re-hoster you do so safely.

Before you re-holster ensure the scene is safe or the target is secure. Once you have completed all scans consider performing some ammunition management, after you complete that final step slowly, very slowly re-holster.

Yes, I do suggest you observe the process, but keep things in perspective. I know where my money is going, and has gone. You suppose they might file a patent on something??

I did not feel right about them When there's lead in the air It's easy to see who's been doing what. Please be sure email me mark laruetactical.

If your design has been in use then their patent is fuxerd. I assume they are copying a design that has been in production. Yeah, patents protect that is "state of the art". Something that has been in use is not "state of the art" and therefore not patentable, as I understand US patent law. As with all ADM products if you have any problems give us a call or drop us a email and we will make sure you are satisfied.

I reckon The Fantastic Four made the Command Decision that one actually needs a non-tool torque wrench for best top performance. Never mind that tool requirement, note the "tighten bottom first, then tighten top" And note the sign-off style again.

No , I do not order from him. I was going to place the order with Brownells cause i get a discount with them.. I always order from Brownells if they have what i need.. OH, USA. I've owned both, but not at the same time, so someone feel free to correct me if I'm wrong I mean, cosemetically they appear different, but if I'm not mistaken they attach to the weapon via the same method. This would definately show a pattern of behavior on someone's part If I'm mistaken, feel free to correct me.

Just got the BUIS that was backordered. Originally Posted By Epyon: I've owned both, but not at the same time, so someone feel free to correct me if I'm wrong Thanks for pointing that out. I gotta admit that until now, I cared very little about what MI was up to The "Big Eye" has now swung their way. Can someone in the know, please just out and out list the names of the companies trying to copy one of the last companies in the US that still has honor and integrity so that we can full-on boycot them out of buisness!!!

I am so sick of dealing with flakes like this that steal ideas, pass them off as their own, and then profit from them generously, all the while just passing their actions off as capitolism instead of pure un-adulterated THEFT!!!

What was he booted off of here for??? Sure is lots of coke and dagger secret spying going on around here without any up front info. Us newbies have to try and figure out what is going on without looking to stupid and we still don't have a clue as to all the snide comments or hints I own some MI kit, sorry. As soon as you start selling a rail thingy that attaches to the front sight block, I'll replace the one I bought from them.

I am new to the ar thing and I almost bought some things from MI but after reading here, I purchased my stuff from Larue and boy am I glad I did! I will continue to buy direct from Larue until the PRK shuts me down completely. I currently am waiting for my lower I orderd to get here from them and I will wait patiently until they can get it through to me because I respect them as both a company, and as people!

On and arfcom is just to sell stuff, way too much stupidity there. I used to visit M4 a lot, but not much anymore. Lightfighter is loaded with the tactical types , but more of them have actually BTDTat least that's the impression I get. They police their own pretty well too IMO, and guys will get called out for talking out of their azz.

Swampman wouldn't survive long there Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy, its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery.

Ya that shows how much attention I pay, thanks for calling that to my attention. I edited my post. Islam is a terrorist organization. I haven't spent much time on M4 but do use ar Sometimes the occasional idiot will pop in but there is tons of good info on that site.

They also have local forums for each state which is very helpful. However, if you use any big site you will get the occasional mall ninja or armchair expert.

You just have to have thick skin and filter through the bad info and immaturity. John "I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life. Joined: Dec Back in Texas, for good! What little experience I have at other AR-oriented forums was not impressive. I'd ask a question about a malfunction and get about 10 useless replies.

I eventually figured out the problem myself. Here you can ask a question and useually within the first 2 or 3 replies you'll get some good info. I signed up for M4Carbine.

I got no answer, so I sent another pleasant PM. And another and another. I deleted M4Carbine from my "favorites" a few days ago. Perhaps it is a totally closed cyber-society or maybe it is mis-managed.

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