Training....we don't need no stinking training!!

[LRRPF52]

In Korea, a fire started on one of the machinegun ranges, and the Korean civilian range control guys tried to fight a fire downhill, from an uphill position...they lost that battle, unfortunately for them, and perished in the flames.

[Harvest123]

Not that this is even close, but for trigger control, sight picture, manipulation of the mechanics of the firearm, I use a 22 conversion - which is dead accurate in cqb situations. I have also found that using a 22Lr is less intimdating with the kids I work with. They get a different bang using .223, and they love it.

I am not saying this is an end all solutions, but for round down range using Buis and other optics seems to give trigger time that I can afford. Also, a good instructor is worth 50 shots for every one shot unsupervise

[Allen]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFwprS_L6tg