There are a lot of suppressor companies out there, and a lot of them do a great job at building a good suppressor, but AAC ranks up there as one of our favorites. Their 7.62 SDN6 silencer is a multi-caliber piece of equipment that allows you to get excellent sound and flash suppression while getting more bang for your buck!
Most of the AR500 steel targets that we use in our training classes comes from Precision 3D Targets (P3DT) out of Flagstaff, AZ. The model shown in this video is the 'Independence Training Model' and is very sturdy yet breaks down easily for transport, and also has 3 different levels of adjustment for the angle of the target. You can check out Precision 3D Targets, which also include 3D cardboard targets as well as a host of other steel targets, at http://p3dt.com/.
In the first video, we shot an LRK Mechanical modified AK-47, as well as a few AK pistols, and talked about practical AK modifications that you should consider. You can see that video here: http://youtu.be/uoSEyTRAkrY. In this video, we'll be looking at two of the AK pistols that LRK Mechanical has built and modified, one in 7.62x39 and another in 5.56x45. One of them even easily conceals in a daypack!
You can reach LRK Mechanical to get a quote or learn more about their services by visiting their website: http://lrkmechanical.com/
The AK series of rifles and pistols is one of the most widely recognized systems, largely due to its cost and its reliability. There are some upgrades that can be done, however, to make it a more effective and more accurate system. We met with Matt from LRK Mechanical after his shop worked on Glen's AK-47 to learn more about what they did and why they did it.
Be sure to check back soon for Part 2 of the video, which is all about AK pistol variants!
You can reach LRK Mechanical to get a quote or learn more about their services by visiting their website: http://lrkmechanical.com/
One of our assistant instructors, John Pinnix, owns his own tactical gear company called RedWire Gear (http://www.redwiregear.com/), where he makes slings, wallets, medical kits and pouches, and other nylon gear. His Convertible Sling, or CS, is the only rifle sling that we use and recommend, and if you watch the video below, you'll find out why (click on the photo to watch the video).
You can also find Part 1 of the video on how to mount and setup the sling here: http://youtu.be/3iAhf8KRM3Y.
Dry practice is one of the most important things you can do to increase firearm marksmanship and manipulation skill sets. Including Saf-T-Trainer dummy rounds will improve the quality of practice, and make for more effective training on the live fire range. See how we use them during our "Roadside 10 Round Workout": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8eVYU2xHyY
We purchase our Saf-T-Trainer rounds from the following companies:
Some of the most useful training you will ever receive is how to save someone's life - but that training can't always do you a lot of good if you don't have the necessary supplies to get the job done. The MK81 Pocket Trauma Kit solves that problem by putting necessary life-saving tools in a convenient package that can be carried with you everywhere, every day.
Contents:
Red Nylon Velcro Pouch
TK4-L Tourniquet
WoundStop Bandage
Tegaderm Occlusive Dressing
Pair of Nitrile Gloves, XL
CELOX Rapid Gauze (optional)