Palmetto State Armory KS-47 Pistol part 2

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KS-47 Pistol – http://bit.ly/2PeJPwq

KS-47 Carbine – http://bit.ly/2PaECFS

Primary Arms Cyclops, Black – http://bit.ly/2MCwReG

Primary Arms Cyclops, FDE – http://bit.ly/2L4KRJi

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Palmetto State Armory KS-47 Pistol part 1

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KS-47 10.5″ Pistol with lighweight M-Lok handguard – http://bit.ly/2SLfDyA

KS-47 10.5″ Pistol with standard handguard – http://bit.ly/2TJ0Hyl

KS-47 16″ Carbine with lightweight M-Lok handguard – http://bit.ly/2MYfS4l

KS-47 16″ Carbine with M-Lok handguard – http://bit.ly/2N1zzIy

KS-47 16″ Carbine with standard handguard – http://bit.ly/2TGjOZS

KS-47 Pistol lower – http://bit.ly/2SIBCGx

KS-47 Carbine lower – http://bit.ly/2SGupGX

KS-47 10.5″ Lightweight M-Lok upper – http://bit.ly/2BxE9tg

KS-47 10.5″ Upper with standard handguards – http://bit.ly/2TEyEAg

KS-47 16″ Lightweight M-Lok upper – http://bit.ly/2MYi6Rf

KS-47 16″ Upper with standard handguards – http://bit.ly/2BtRH9c

Primary Arms Cyclops, Black – http://bit.ly/2Lf2uWO

Primary Arms Cyclops, FDE – http://bit.ly/2MFsiQJ

Force Multipliers: My Optics Of Choice For The LP/OP

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Knowledge drop from my friend JC Dodge.

Mason Dixon Survivalist Association

A few things should come to mind when you think of items that are considered “Force Multipliers”. Good Commo, Night and Thermal vision, and some good optics with special features, all make things easier and more sure when it counts.  Use of those items along with other visual aids can help positively identify (PID) friend from foe. In a combat zone, PID is a must. Even more so would be the need for PID if you and yours are to survive a WROL situation.

lp-op optics post01 Burris XTS 2575 spotting scope on left, Armasight 7×50 with M22 Mil rangefinder reticle on right. Both are no longer available for sale, but other versions of these items are readily available.

When we think of having to occupy either a permanent or temporary Listening Post/Observation Post (LP/OP), what are some of the tools you think you’d need at your disposal? In the realm of commo…

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Poor mans M27 IAR/RPK build – the area denial weapon

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Here is the build list I used for put together this rifle.

Palmetto State Armory Lower – http://bit.ly/2PLURdh

Palmetto State Armory Lower parts kit – http://bit.ly/2FBJ80F

Alternate parts kits – http://bit.ly/2FQZliP , http://bit.ly/2zpgnyJ

Palmetto State Armory Upper – http://bit.ly/2r1viKX

Alternate upper- http://bit.ly/2FFBemY

Primary Arms 3x Prism Scope, Black – http://bit.ly/2xmpBuK

Primary Arms 3x Prism Scope, FDE – http://bit.ly/2xm6MHW

 

Scenes from the Recon and Surveillance Team Course

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There will be a lot more of this, than of running and gunning I believe.

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The Recon and Surveillance Team (R & S) course is designed to train civilians in the basic tasks of small unit tactics from the perspective of both a hunter and an observer. Rather than wasting time, money and ammo on modified close quarters battle techniques or even worse, mirroring conventional Infantry, this class teaches a team to work as a pack of hunters, not prey. It’s the way effective guerrilla fighters have fought since long before Major Robert Rogers wrote his now famous Rules for Ranging.

IMG_1767 - Copy A student’s field expedient rangecard is prepared. Shooting an azimuth to the left and right limit of observation along with each target reference point (TRP), then ranging each, allows for quick target handoff between shooters. It’s a basic observation skill which better coordinates the team.

IMG_1774 - Copy On patrol- the VHF mobile is prepared at the transmission site. Get the SALUTE report written…

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