REVIEW: TAPS Pistol/Rifle Class

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  • Opie Smith

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    Mar 12, 2019
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    Here is a quick look at my review of the Pat Mac TAPS Pistol/Rifle class.

    For the full video review follow the link below

    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PzeOYYit2vs


    Here are the key points of the class

    - This course is performance based not outcome based.
    (This means the focus is on where your skills are)

    - This class is packed full on drills you can take with you.

    - There wasn't a ton of direct instruction

    - Information blocks were short

    - Class size was around 20

    - Pat Mac promoted experimental learning. His example was shooting
    A rifle when bracing off the handguard and barrel. Then seeing
    Shift in point of impact.

    - The round count for thia class was relatively low. (300-500 rounds for rifle and pistol)

    I would not reccomed this class for a new shooter. You will get more
    Out of this class if you go in with a base. Something like a rifle or
    Pistol 1 or 2 class. I would also reccomed you go into this class underatanding
    That this isn't a fighting centric class.

    If you have any questions, please ask.

    Thank you.
     

    Opie Smith

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    That depends on what you will use it for. If we are talking about defensive shooting or a carry gun, im going to say a smith and wesson or glock in 9mm.
    They are boring, plastic, and not my favorite handgun but they are generally the best for fighting. Polymer wonder guns are simple and effective.
    I carry a smith and wesson M&P 2.0. The size or m&p or glock really comes down to the individual. I believe the M&P 2.0 is generally the best size for
    concealed carry.

    That is my suggestion without knowing the specifics.
     
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