[headstamp 2]

A nice M-2 Carbine updated with the latest external equipment. Modern folding stock, Picatinny rail system, etc.

[phockthis]

sfl

[Carry_Okie]

It would seem to me that this kind of training cries for a type of special purpose simulation ammo, something that would tag a target without possibility of major injury, the equivalent of a .223 paint-ball if you will.

Is such available?

[Bryanw92]

A game of Airsoft with some friends is a great training aid. If your wife will allow it, try it inside the house and you’ll learn just how fast and deadly CQB can be. Then, when you go to the square range to shoot your real guns, you’ll realize that any range that demands slow fire at 15+ yards is worthless.

Practice trigger control with a laser-equipped (and unloaded) gun in your living room.

Practice CQB with Airsoft.

Practice double taps and recoil recovery at a range that permits mutiple targets and rapid fire. Even if they’re side-by-side, two targets gets you used to clearing one threat and moving to another.

Then, go to the slow fire range to practice your hunting skills.

[dagogo redux]

Two answers:

1. Paintball for “real-life” training in CQB tactics.

2. Saiga 12G semi-auto bullpup for the real thing.

[grobdriver]

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