[O-Light PL Mini 2]

I'm just letting y'all know that O-Light is releasing their new pistol light today, and it's 30% off for today only.

Here's a link:

https://www.olightstore.com/?tracking=5c4f0f72e8401

By the way, I'm not affiliated in any way. I just really like their stuff.

[VP9 shooters, check this out]

I’m new and dumb. What’s the advantage?

[Feb 1-3 Rifle & Close Range Gunfighting Chattanooga Area]

Man, this sounds amazing.

Are there any future plans for more of these?

[Throw your M1 Garand up in the air & catch it......]

I was in JROTC Drill Team at Riverdale back in the mid-90s. We did our best to replicate the Ripple Drill that you see at the beginning of 'A Few Good Men'. We also developed some of our own drills. I remember missing a few catches and a few spins when learning and catching a rifle in the head. It hurt, but we always just kept going. It didn't seem like that big of a deal.

Here's 8th & I doing what they do:

 

[New here, and ready to learn more.]

Hello All.  I'm new here, as the title of this thread (and where it's posted) might suggest.

My main immediate focuses are to learn more about TN gun laws, building an AR 22LR for quiet plinking, and developing solid marksmanship skills.

I currently own an HK VP9, which I absolutely love. It's insanely comfortable to shoot, and I feel like I have some pretty solid groupings with it. I also own my recently purchased first AR, a Springfield Armory SAINT. I got the second release with the free-floating handguard with MLOK. I have yet to put any rounds down-range with it but am oh-so-ready to. I REALLY need to get a good adjustable 2-point sling and a light for it. You can tell me if this is silly, but I want to get familiar with the iron sights before I move on to using any optics.

I literally JUST ordered some Howard Leight Impact Sports. I'm looking forward to the experience, as the earplugs just weren't doing it for me.

As firearms are inherently dangerous, it also makes sense to learn some medical trauma skills. I'm just trying to be responsible.

Anyways, I'm looking forward to learning more as I move forward.

Cheers