I just use a CMMG .22 conversion for some trainings. It costs way less than a separate rifle, and everything is exactly the same.
2020-02-11 14:04:40 +0000 UTC
It’s expensive to shoot a lot. I picked up the S&W 15-22 to train more and it’s setup as close as I can get it to my 5.56. The sling, optic, stock and controls are the same or very close. It had made a huge difference in the amount I can train and familiarity
Next is the new Glock 44 .22 that will match my Glock 19.
A lot of people are of the opinion you have to train with the what you will bring to the fight to get competent. I don’t buy it. When you box you don’t go all out in sparring or in the marital arts. I look at it as every 6 weeks I will pull out the 9mm and the 5.56. The recoil on both is negligible anyway. So not much difference other than weight.
2020-02-10 04:20:17 +0000 UTC
Train the basics, the difference between the high speed guys and everyone else is that they have mastered the basics. When I was really poor I could only shoot 50 rounds every two weeks. I had to come up with a system that worked.
