Intermediate Rifle and CQB

[Icarus1]

As I said in the Intermediate Pistol Course thread (link: http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums/showthread.php?t=93803&highlight=Intermediate+Pistol ) here are the pictures of the second part. Two days of rifle shooting and CQB. It was a civil course, but you needed military / professional qualifications to participate. So there were mostly swiss/french/english (and even one irish) military, police or security guys.

We did learn a lot and had two great days. I'm looking forward for the advanced Taylor courses next year.

For more infos on Taylor check: www.chucktaylorasaa.com

Cheers and enjoy a few of the pics (just a short review)

http://brezel.org/taylor2/t1.jpg

http://brezel.org/taylor2/t2.jpg

http://brezel.org/taylor2/t3.jpg

http://brezel.org/taylor2/t4.jpg

http://brezel.org/taylor2/t5.jpg

http://brezel.org/taylor2/t6.jpg

http://brezel.org/taylor2/t7.jpg

[thomas93190728]

Good post! Can see one guy wearing the Eagle CIRAS. Is it popular in the "professional" field??

[thomas93190728]

Oops... Also saw you wearing the EAGLE chest rig. I think they should be popular.

[Icarus1]

I (guy with the green Blackhawk Cap) am wearing a Blackhawk STRIKE chestrig (Husky style). But the EAGLE is pretty popular, a lot of guys wearing them around here.

[shilka234]

Hi!!!!
AWESOME...I have the same hand gun as the guy on the left of the pictures (pics 2 and 3)!!!
:roll:

[Eggy]

Nice pics.


Hi!!!!
AWESOME...I have the same hand gun as the guy on the left of the pictures (pics 2 and 3)!!!
:roll:
lol, you almost had me there. ;)

[Stan Fox]

Do you have any idea how popular this academy in Europe is? (because I don' t do) Or did you meet some guys that got the course paid by their employers (military, police )?

[Straker]

I'm guessing the SIG rifles were supplied by the people who ran the course?

[p$ycho+log!cal]

nice rifles :D!!!
me wants 1

[playtym]

Damn dude - nice pics!

I want some of that ink on your right arm though.

[Nite]

I'm guessing the SIG rifles were supplied by the people who ran the course?
I don't think so.
As a result of the swiss militia system a lot of people there have Sig 550 (called Sturmgewehr 90 in the swiss military) at home

[mountainbear]

Thanks Icarus1, nice pics!:)
Did you go thru Mike’s company (Pointbreak) for your inscription to these courses?

[ClydeFrog]

I don't think so.
As a result of the swiss militia system a lot of people there have Sig 550 (called Sturmgewehr 90 in the swiss military) at home

Yeah those lucky a**holes! I want to keep my G36 too dammit!

[Jagdtiger]

I don't think so.
As a result of the swiss militia system a lot of people there have Sig 550 (called Sturmgewehr 90 in the swiss military) at home

sadly now theres a petition against the private use of the stg 90 at home so we won´t see this again probably
i hope it doesn´t happen

[Straker]

I did know about the Swiss military system and thus the general arming of the population but was more enquiring how people from foreign countries taking part in the course could be equipped with them legally?

[Icarus1]

The swiss citizen had their own rifles, guys from foreign countries either brought their rifles (special permission for courses) or they took weapons provided by the company doing the course. That's no problem and worked fine.

[Icarus1]

Oh yeah, and I got to the course trough Mike's Pointbreak Adventure Shop (www.e-pointbreak.com)

[Icarus1]

Hi!!!!
AWESOME...I have the same hand gun as the guy on the left of the pictures (pics 2 and 3)!!!
:roll:

Hehe, good one :-)

The guy was from Belgiuma nd forgot in the enscription to mention that he will need a pistol for the course. But we just did transitions that day (about 30min) so it wasn't that bad. At least it was the RIFLE course.