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optactical · 12-05-2005, 13:32

Screwing up good tactical gear is actually pretty hard to do. I am sure if this guy was an instructor for tactical firearms courses then he is using some of the best kit that is available, and that the possibility of you screwing it up is not really an issue.

I would go with his rig, especially if it is modular, then you can have him or one of the instructors there help you modify it based on where your personal sweet spots are and how you develop your muscle memory for shooting and reloading.

Tactical gear is expensive, if you have been offered to use someone else's for a short duration course, then by all means use it. Unless you wish to pursue shooting after it is done, there is no reason to spend the 200-300 bones for a good rig just to never use it again.

12-05-2005, 13:32	#7
optactical Quiet Professional Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Ft Bragg Posts: 139	screw it up? Screwing up good tactical gear is actually pretty hard to do. I am sure if this guy was an instructor for tactical firearms courses then he is using some of the best kit that is available, and that the possibility of you screwing it up is not really an issue. I would go with his rig, especially if it is modular, then you can have him or one of the instructors there help you modify it based on where your personal sweet spots are and how you develop your muscle memory for shooting and reloading. Tactical gear is expensive, if you have been offered to use someone else's for a short duration course, then by all means use it. Unless you wish to pursue shooting after it is done, there is no reason to spend the 200-300 bones for a good rig just to never use it again. __________________ The enemy IS reading this.
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