Shoot Smart tactical AR 15 class?

[Downs]

I didn't see that in their Tactical League FAQ about having to do those classes first.

I did find this

What caliber is allowed?
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The Shoot Smart Tactical League will be .223 rifle and .40 or .45 pistol.

Guess if you own a 9mm you're out.

But then I find this in the description of the Tactical Leauge

Competitors will use an array of firearms, including an AR-15 sport rifle or similar firearm (.223/5.56), semi-automatic pistol 9 mm or higher with double stack capacity.

[Chas_svo]

....and they allowed DFWMustang members to come have free (sort of) reign of the entire place for 2 hours after they closed. Brought out the steel trees and let us shoot full auto on their pistol lanes. Didn't even charge Cobrajet69 for the damage his .500S&W did to their ceiling tiles.

This was very cool. It was a good time.

Well I was up for a position with the same department that would have given me a fixed schedule but I didn't make the cut.

Sorry to hear that!

[soap]

maybe someone can teach me how to sight in @ 50 yards. red dot & and irons,

[Downs]

36 yards would e ideal but 50 works just fine at any distance we'd be shooing.


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[petyweestraw]

maybe someone can teach me how to sight in @ 50 yards. red dot & and irons,

Well mine isn't an AR but the front site post is bout the same hight. So I remove my rear sight and cowitnessed with the front site. Using to front post as a aim reference . Hope I'm saying all this right. First time I did it the old fashion way. A couple boxes of ammo and some paper plates. Used my range bag as a rest for the rifle. Put some black dots on the paper. Took three steady slow shots. Adjust my red dot accordingly . Took me bout 50 rounds. Second time I did was cuz the red dit took a crap on me. But I use a bore laser. Adjust the dot the line up line with the lazers dot . Then took it out to fine tune it. Took about 10 rounds that time

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[IHaveAMustang]

So are there any amateur 3gun competitions around the DFW area? Or are there any amateur rifle courses non-vets can take? I know how to handle my weapon. I can clear a jam, tactical reload, standard reload and have a good shooting stance. Other than that I'd just like to learn.

[Downs]

Cross Timbers IDPA has rifle or multigun matches most months.


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[Downs]

Joshua
Due to our past experiences with other customers. Our company policy is for customers to take level 1 before level 2, and level 2 before level 3. The reasons are for safety and all shooters need refreshers. Our courses are priced low enough for our customers to take the series of classes multiple times. I can offer you a 25% discount on the level 1 course.

Cassie Roberts

Sooooooooo I'd have to pay 135 dollars to even get to take their LVL 2 class. I'll sleep on it. I'm truly curious what they have to offer for that price point.

[Jewmadbro?]

Sooooooooo I'd have to pay 135 dollars to even get to take their LVL 2 class. I'll sleep on it. I'm truly curious what they have to offer for that price point.

If you decide to. Let me know the date and I might join you

[Downs]

Will do.

[Downs]

Alright I'm gonna go check out what they have to offer guess I'll be the guiana pig.

Probably late this month or early next month depending on schedule.


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[Jewmadbro?]

Alright I'm gonna go check out what they have to offer guess I'll be the guiana pig.

Probably late this month or early next month depending on schedule.


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I'm in too. If you don't mind

[Downs]

Alright plan on attending the 2nd and 3rd of July which is level 1 and 2. Anyone coming along?


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[Jewmadbro?]

Alright plan on attending the 2nd and 3rd of July which is level 1 and 2. Anyone coming along?


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I'll go.

Edit: I'm at least in for the first. Depending on this weekend I might be able to afford the second one.

[GeorgeG.]

This place seems pretty cool. Hopefully I can take some of their courses in the next month or two.