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    Short video V-tac 9 shot drill

    Well today I had a little time to run the new Vortex PST 1-4 x 30 through some slow paces and about 100 rounds..

    Took me 4 rounds to zero, very quick and easy and later tonight I will install the zero shims that came with it so it can be adjusted and returned to zero easily.

    I let the kids abuse it a bit and they liked it....

    Then I may youngest daughter said she wanted a quick video of me running the v-tac 9 shot barricade drill...(improvised positions on 100 yd target/one hit from each position)

    Sorry for the low quality video from a phone..

    [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahSNBZXvfsw"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahSNBZXvfsw[/ame]
    Last edited by Tuffbroadhead; 02-13-2013, 06:26 PM.
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    A few pics ..and one pic of Dad running his new colt ..
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      #3
      you know... if you would have just taken a step or two to the left those 9 shots would have been a LOT easier...

      some people just like ice skating uphill I guess


      That scope is pretty sweet though!

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        #4
        HEHEHEHEH yes, that would have been alot easier..but would have taken the fun out of it..lol

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          So by now you know I cant see the video till later tonight but I can see the pictures and now I have a newb question that for some reason I feel I should know but dont.
          I didnt notice on your mounts earlier but now I see you have the QD levers on the left side. Is this a normal setup or just something you do?
          Mines on the right but I dont get any ejection interference.
          Im thinking now it should be on the left side so you can drop it without moving your trigger hand..

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            #6
            Originally posted by Jp. View Post
            So by now you know I cant see the video till later tonight but I can see the pictures and now I have a newb question that for some reason I feel I should know but dont.
            I didnt notice on your mounts earlier but now I see you have the QD levers on the left side. Is this a normal setup or just something you do?
            Mines on the right but I dont get any ejection interference.
            Im thinking now it should be on the left side so you can drop it without moving your trigger hand..
            Its a normal setup for the Larue SPR mount...But I'm also cross dominaint Shoot handgun left handed and rifle right handed...and can switch from left to right with both..

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              Originally posted by Tuffbroadhead View Post
              Its a normal setup for the Larue SPR mount...But I'm also cross dominaint Shoot handgun left handed and rifle right handed...and can switch from left to right with both..
              Working on practicing that myself..
              Back at it at work and will check video later tonight..

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                #8
                Finally got to see the video Dale- alot of work there

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                  When I get students in and they see it done then they themselves get to do it, it is a REAL eye opener about the facts that when bad things happen you dont get to stand there and shoot back like on the range..

                  It is a great tool to get students to THINK about what they are doing...and by the time we make it to the 9-shot drill they are also having to contend with magazine changes and malfunction drills.

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                    Originally posted by Tuffbroadhead View Post
                    When I get students in and they see it done then they themselves get to do it, it is a REAL eye opener about the facts that when bad things happen you dont get to stand there and shoot back like on the range..

                    It is a great tool to get students to THINK about what they are doing...and by the time we make it to the 9-shot drill they are also having to contend with magazine changes and malfunction drills.
                    Those are things I was working on before my home troubles, but I still try doing dry runs.
                    I saw your head lift peek once too
                    Looking right now into if I want to turn the levers on my mount to the right side or leave them..
                    Got to run Mikes brass to the P/O today too.

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                      Originally posted by Jp. View Post
                      Those are things I was working on before my home troubles, but I still try doing dry runs.
                      I saw your head lift peek once too
                      Looking right now into if I want to turn the levers on my mount to the right side or leave them..
                      Got to run Mikes brass to the P/O today too.
                      Those shots on the bottom right are TIGHT!!

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                        #12
                        Pretty cool! I'd like to do that!

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by nutterbug View Post
                          Pretty cool! I'd like to do that!
                          Shot you a PM reguarding the next two up coming classes with openings

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