Amen Hank.

This was an outstanding class! Lots of repetition in drills, second-to-none instruction staff, and best of all...

[b]Every minute was spent on the range!!![/b]

I have been to that "other place in NV" a few times... And OPS outshined 'em on many levels, and for half the price.

If you're looking for the [b]best for your buck training[/b]in the southeast... Give these guys a call. One warning: bring extra ammo! We burnt 1200 rounds through the carbines alone.

Thanks again to Mike, Alan, John, Noah, and the rest of the OPS gang, Marty, and of course the TBRG and friends.

Here's one from the class, I'm in mid-reload behind a barricade in one of the two-man drills:

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havoc

I drove 900 miles to attend this class and would recommend that any person who owns a firearm get some training like this.

The OPS guys are no-nonsense. They covered everything from weapons manipulation, mindset, stance to marksmanship, primary/secondary weapons transitioning, movement, tactical reloading and rockin and rollin 2 man team drills. Very professional staff. A+.

Oh yeah, and the vehicle assault was excellent.

I found myself muttering "@#$ awesome." on numerous occaisions.

On a side note: We had some ERT guys from Kentucky who let me burn my leftover 200 rounds of 9mm through a H&K MP5! OH YEAH, BAYBEE. Made the steel sing that sweet song.

Any other folks have photos from the weekend? Post 'em here!

My partner has some video that I'll post on my web site when I get ahold of it.

-M

(typo)

BTT

My round count was about 1100 rds. of .223!

Miggles, it will be next week before I can get the video out to you, so sit tight, its coming.