Pics from a recent Pat Rogers 3 day Carbine Operators Course

[Mtn.man]

I like seeing granny kicking ass with her weapons of mass destruction....

Nice pics......

[USMC03]

XGEP rocking Pat's BCM "Filthy 14" Mid-Length. This gun was used in the 2009 Pueblo West class as well. The gun currently has over 36,000 rounds on it. Consider that's over 36,000 rounds being run in classes (every 3 days this gun has 1,300 to 1,500 of hard use rounds down range in a training enviornment). Kind of cool to see the same gun being used in a class a year later:






The Extractor performing the same drill:

[Graves]

Man, a GSR??!? Blasphemy!


Hey Jeff, any idea how Pat's AR has performed to 36k?

[USMC03]

Hey Jeff, any idea how Pat's AR has performed to 36k?

Needs to be updated, but I wrote about how this gun performed up to around 30,000 in this article:


03designgroup | BCM Complete AR15 Upper and Lower Receivers




Hope this helps

[Graves]

Thank you! That's a solid rifle for sure; and here I was thinking my 6920 was the shiz with close to 7k trouble free rounds down the pipe.

[USMC03]

I have 3 Colt LE6920's (purchased 2003 / 2004) and they are a great gun. Colt is the gun by which all other manufactures are judged. BCM is of equal quality, cheaper, and the options are endless (barrel lengths, gas system choices, rail choices, etc). With Colt you have 4 or 5 different configurations choices. (20" rifle, 16" carbines, 11.5" short barreled rifle) .... Last time I counted BCM's configuration choices was a few months ago and there were over 115 different configuration choices at the time (11.5" SBR, 12.5" SBR, 14.5" carbine, 14.5" mid-length, 16" carbine, 16" mid-length, 18" rifle, 20" rifle, rails installed by VTAC, LaRue, Daniel Defense, Knights Armament Company, Mid-West Industries, Troy Ind., SS410 stainless steel barrels, standard barrels, cold hammer forged barrels, etc, etc, etc)



Dozer (l_jimenez) getting busy with his BCM 12.5" Kino (carbine gas system, mid length handguards):





Note the www.boresightsolutions.com stiple work on the Magpul AFG (angled fore grip). I just finished up a 3 day Magpul Dynamics Pistol 1 & 2 with a Glock that was refinished by Ben at Boresight Solutions. I was really impressed with the work, made a huge difference:

[USMC03]

USMA07 rockin his Daniel Defense carbine:






A student during a timed drill with a BCM 16" mid-length and BCM 03 MSF Chest Harness:

[Roger]

Two things I need before I die.

1) A couple of T1's for my working guns.

2) A Kino upper for my SBR.

[MrPrena]

LOL... I remember that video from Tac Response.
I first thought it was some kinda hoax or prank. Sadly, it was for real.

The CEO of that academy tries to justify the action was a very low risk (forgot what &#37 it is.
I don't care it is 1% or 0.001%. It is like trying to cross I-25 full of drunk driver at midnight , even when there is a overhead bridge cross on top.

His courses look awesome! Mall ninja or not, there is something to be said about the fact that these folks spend so much time and $$$$ on their training. I will have to agree....the landyard is a bit much.

Anybody remember that video of that freaking moron who was snapping shots of a live fire session from down range between the targets? Idiot!!!

[USMC03]

CROZ running his FN SCAR on the Mod Navy Qual. He can run that gun:







SCAR bite ... CROZ moved the rear sight forward and didn't have any issues the rest of the class: