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PMCI - June 2019

PMCI continues its coverage of the 2019 "show season" as Bill lands his annual report from IWA in Nuremberg; there's also coverage of the latest from Spartan Blades, an in depth look at the Laser Ammo Training System, and Clint returns to his service days, getting on the range with the Mossberg 590A1! As usual, if it's tactical and worth knowing about you'll find it in PMCI.

PMCI continues its coverage of the 2019 "show season" as Bill lands his annual report from IWA in Nuremberg; there's also coverage of the latest from Spartan Blades, an in depth look at the Laser Ammo Training System, and Clint returns to his service days, getting on the range with the Mossberg 590A1! As usual, if it's tactical and worth knowing about you'll find it in PMCI.

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TRAINING: LASER AMMO<br />

TRAINING WITH LASER AMMO<br />

Pushed for time or short of cash to buy ammo? Training at home has never been simpler, safer or more costeffective<br />

than with the systems offered by Laser Ammo. Bill gets hands on with the iMTTS and the LaserPETII<br />

elements and comes away very impressed!<br />

Regular firearms training can be a difficult thing<br />

to pull off can’t it? Unless you are lucky enough<br />

to have access to some form of home range<br />

(unlikely unless you’re a millionaire!) or private<br />

land with a safe backstop that you can access<br />

easily then heading to the range regularly can<br />

be a difficult thing. With ammo prices as they<br />

are there’s also the element of cost to factor in,<br />

and if you’re going to train effectively to keep<br />

those hard-earned shooter skills up to snuff, then you’re going to<br />

be laying down a wad of cash.<br />

I do try to get to my local club range at least two or three<br />

times a month, but the pressures of working life combined with<br />

a commitment to family time sometimes means that this goes<br />

by the wayside. Also as I live in the UK the chance to train with<br />

anything other than a .22LR semi-auto carbine is extremely rare,<br />

and although my club has regular visits to local military ranges<br />

for larger calibre shoots, these opportunities are even more rare,<br />

and largely limited to static prone bolt-action or “straight pull”<br />

disciplines.<br />

Now in my mind, any shooting practice is a good thing, but<br />

the realities are that I am never able to do as much as I would<br />

like, and the chance to run proper tactical drills with carbine and<br />

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