Operation Specific Training - Personal M&P Armorer's Course with Apex Tactical

With the impending release of the Apex Forward Set Sear and Trigger for the M&P Pistol we're working on setting up a Personal Armorer's Course and Practical Fundamentals training day in Florida. You'll walk away from this course with a sound understanding of how the S&W M&P is built and how to improve upon it's revolutionary design. This course will be the first opportunity for the general public to get their hands on the new Apex Forward Set Sear. Apex will be bringing a handful of products to the event and will be offering them for sale at special pricing. Here are the details: Who: Operation Specific Training will be hosting Randy Lee and Scott Folk of Apex Tactical Specialties, Inc. What: 2 days of training. Day 1: In depth Personal Armorer Training covering: Complete disassembly Inspection Cleaning Tips and tricks for ease of reassembly by professional Gunsmiths Troubleshooting and diagnostic techniques How the Apex line of M&P Products function to enhance your pistol's action Mixing and matching Apex Springs and Factory Springs to acheive your desired trigger pull Day 2: OpSpec Training's 1 day Skill Builder Course - http://opspectraining.com/training.php#1 A condensed version of the Practical Fundamentals course and a refresher for attending advanced classes or as a stand alone course. Overview: Safety and muzzle awareness Stance, Grip and Trigger Control Hitting the target on demand Getting the gun out of and into the holster safely Reloading smoothly Where:Ancient City range in St. Augustine, FL. 3021 Agricultural Center Drive St. Augustine, FL 32092 (904) 808-8559 When: May 14(Fri) & 15(Sat), 2011 Skill Builder: Class size and qualifications Class size is presently limited to 25 students Skill Builder: Pre-requisite An open mind and a willingness to learn. Instructors: Jerry Jones Randy Lee Scott Folk Course Pricing: $200 per day Range fees: $25 per person Forum member / Local Host: Ammunition, Attire and Equipment: Both Training Days Firearm: Your own personal M&P pistol in good working order Pen and paper. Eye Protection Day 1 1/8" Roll Pin Punch -Recommend Brownell's PN: 230-100-004 1/16" Pin Punch - Recommend Brownell's PN: 587-475-062 Small Jeweler's or Gunsmith's hammer - Recommend Brownell's PN: 249-746-220 Bench block with a hole in it to allow pins to push out of the frame Day 2 Ammunition: 500 rounds of quality factory or commercially reloaded ammo Hydration: Camelback or equivalent, is recommended Hearing Protection - Electronic hearing protection is recommended Apex Products: In order to assure that enough parts are brought to the event, please put in your request for parts with Apex at least a week prior to the first day of training. email [email protected] for parts requests or call 805-528-5250 What to bring to a Operations Specific Training (OST) Pistol Course - http://opspectraining.com/training.php#4 How to sign up: Please contact our Training Coordinator Scott Folk if you would like to register for this course. Email: [email protected] with the following information: Name Address Phone number return email address or call 270-983-0836

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James Kesel

April 9 2011 at 4:33 pm (Reply ↓)

I would like to attend at least Day one of the course. I am a IDPA competitor and shoot about 5 matches a month. I am a mid to upper level Sharpshooter in both SSP and ESP. Do you think I would benefit from your Day 2 instruction? Second question is: I have already installed the APEX sear, striker block and RAM in my competition gun. I have it tuned to the way I like it (I am not saying you could not improve it). Should I bring another M&P instead of possibly causing a problem with my comp gun?

About a third of our club uses the M&P for competition and would benefit from my ability to teach them how to make the M&P run better. Very interested in the new trigger as the current trigger reset requires most people to use the large grip to assure good a trigger push. Our club is locate in SW Florida and has about 65 competitors in both IDPA and USPSA.

James Kesel

April 9 2011 at 4:33 pm (Reply ↓)

I would like to attend at least Day one of the course. I am a IDPA competitor and shoot about 5 matches a month. I am a mid to upper level Sharpshooter in both SSP and ESP. Do you think I would benefit from your Day 2 instruction? Second question is: I have already installed the APEX sear, striker block and RAM in my competition gun. I have it tuned to the way I like it (I am not saying you could not improve it). Should I bring another M&P instead of possibly causing a problem with my comp gun?

About a third of our club uses the M&P for competition and would benefit from my ability to teach them how to make the M&P run better. Very interested in the new trigger as the current trigger reset requires most people to use the large grip to assure good a trigger push. Our club is locate in SW Florida and has about 65 competitors in both IDPA and USPSA.

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