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Greetings from San Antonio!
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Welcome!
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Welcome!
Since you are in Texas, and especially since you are in Dallas, you should check out my Dallas HKPRO MP5 training. This next class is full, but you should consider getting on the waiting list if you want to learn how to run your gun like the pros do.
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Since you are in Texas, and especially since you are in Dallas, you should check out my Dallas HKPRO MP5 training. This next class is full, but you should consider getting on the waiting list if you want to learn how to run your gun like the pros do.
HKPRO MP5/SP5 TRAINING 411!
GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR MP5/SP5/UMP/MPX/SCORPION WHO: Train with HKPRO, the founder and original creator of HKPRO.com, and last director of the HK International Training Division. Tom is a 34 year veteran of law enforcement in two agencies, with more than 21 years of SWAT experience as an...
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It’s a PEQ14, old school cool. Has IR laser/full power 25mw illum and about 500 lumens of white light with red visible pointer all with the flick of a switch. It’s hands down one of the all time best LAM’s ever made.
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I’ll definitely do that, thanks! I’m a lefty and doing dry fire drills feels awkward as hell.Welcome!
Since you are in Texas, and especially since you are in Dallas, you should check out my Dallas HKPRO MP5 training. This next class is full, but you should consider getting on the waiting list if you want to learn how to run your gun like the pros do.
HKPRO MP5/SP5 TRAINING 411!
GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR MP5/SP5/UMP/MPX/SCORPION WHO: Train with HKPRO, the founder and original creator of HKPRO.com, and last director of the HK International Training Division. Tom is a 34 year veteran of law enforcement in two agencies, with more than 21 years of SWAT experience as an...
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I thought that's what it was. Very nice!
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I'm lefty also. Instead of doing the HK slap, I just reach my thumb over the top and push it down. Works every time and doesn't break my left hand position on the grip.
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I am also left-handed and can work you through all that. You will need an ambidextrous sling and pins for best results. Your pressure switches will need to move back a bit to clear the forend pin.
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Greetings from Florida!
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