BOO.............CYA SATURDAYOriginally Posted by Cecil Burch
BOO.............CYA SATURDAY
The Thin Blue Line is TOO Thin........Thug Life Must End
Reservations are made for 6pm friday 10/11/19
chamberlain fish market
4525 belt line rd
addison,tx
let me know if you want to join us and i will adjust the numbers...............................cya mike
The Thin Blue Line is TOO Thin........Thug Life Must End
The HiTS Pat Rogers Memorial Revolver Round Up is in the books.
LEARNING OCCURRED
Thank you Darryl Bolke, Wayne Dobbs, Chuck Haggard and Hany Mahmoud for excellent and safe training!!!
J frames are a THING. We aught to learn how to use em........CYA Mike
Looking forward to AAR from PFAR bear
The Thin Blue Line is TOO Thin........Thug Life Must End
Indeed a great class:
Up close and personal, check
25 yards, check
Lightning fast deployment, check
Reload or run away, check
It was a pleasure training and spending time with everyone.
Ken
ENJOYED meeting and shooting with you Ken................................CYA Mike
The Thin Blue Line is TOO Thin........Thug Life Must End
What a terrific event.
A metric ton of learning, including so much "lost art" gems that actually matter in the real world, but even better was the environment and the students. An excellent group of people who worked hard, were amazingly enjoyable to be around, and there was not one single moment of anyone being "that guy" (well, except for the dumbass jiu-jitsu guy who throws an easy head shot while Wayne Dobbs is standing right there watching........).
Many thanks to the instructors, all of whom worked together so well, and gave out so much good knowledge. And getting to diddle some phenomenal guns (like Pat Rogers pet Ruger).
Much appreciation to Wayne, Darryl, Chuck, and Hany.
For info about training or to contact me:
Immediate Action Combatives
Pro-tip: Always let Cecil Burch pick up your rental car. That Challenger was sweet!
A really great group of folks. There was a lot of terrific nuggets passed on by all the instructors. Plus it was an excellent way to pressure-test your gear and methods, and get expert feedback.
And thanks to Bourbon and ibuprofen, my hands don't hurt tonight.
I was taking an Advanced Urban Rifle class a few years back, and was holding my own as a patrol guy in a class filled with hard dudes. I was literally standing between a 12 year Host Agency SWAT guy and a Fed SWAT dude from a very (at the time) prestigeous team. I was always a round or two down from the SWAT guy and a round or two up from the Fed. I was perfectly positioned to chase SWAT dude while staying ahead of Fed, and was very proud of my performance.What a terrific event.
A metric ton of learning, including so much "lost art" gems that actually matter in the real world, but even better was the environment and the students. An excellent group of people who worked hard, were amazingly enjoyable to be around, and there was not one single moment of anyone being "that guy" (well, except for the dumbass jiu-jitsu guy who throws an easy head shot while Wayne Dobbs is standing right there watching........
Many thanks to the instructors, all of whom worked together so well, and gave out so much good knowledge. And getting to diddle some phenomenal guns (like Pat Rogers pet Ruger).
Much appreciation to Wayne, Darryl, Chuck, and Hany.
On TD2, at lunch time one of my best friends and memtors showed up with a couple of his new SWAT pups wanting to see what the host agency was teaching. For the next two and a half days my buddy alternated between good natured ribbing and supportive comments, and when he was behind me watching me I was lucky to be able to hit the berm. On the Man on Man shoot on TD4 on Texas Stars I was one of the first eliminated (along with one of his SWAT pups) and was so frustrated that I went on our luch break and shot the Texas Stars at 125 yards, cleaned them three separate time until my buddy showed up....
I also can't seem to shoot in front of JodyH or SouthNarc....
pat
Find your "bubble" where you don't notice who's watching....
Regional Government Sales Manager for Aimpoint, Inc. USA
Co-owner Hardwired Tactical Shooting (HiTS)
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