Critical Carbine Employment with Steve Fisher AAR

[@justinm.791]

Definitely one of the few instructors I'd like to learn from . Hopefully he'll make it down to AZ again soon !

[@WiseBurger]

Awesome video, love Steve. Amazing instructor, so much knowledge.

[@stevemadsen5689]

Great class, looking forward to training with The Yeti again!

[@bigvisk1125]

glad to see a new video. hope to see more on you mpx, im still waiting in atf hell for my form 4

[@MonteGould]

Good job, like your vids, the format and the way you are discussing trainers.

[@Learningfirearms]

Thanks! We are still making videos like this but on a new channel. Check out Guns & Tactics for my new content.

[@joebishop7909]

Glad to see a new video. It has been a while.

[@alexbell8865]

That last man standing still looks so fun!

[@xiage965]

Great video. What model Rudy's?

[@Learningfirearms]

I thought he wore Rydon's can't recall.

[@xiage965]

Thanks for that. I'll search 'em out. Nic vid.

[@drewbaglin1632]

Steve Fisher what zero do you use for your carbines and redots?

[@Learningfirearms]

+Drew Baglin he uses 200 yard zero when available.

[@Reedo302]

In courses where there is less than 200yds space, Steve's students are zeroing at 50yds. We recommend a 50yd zero, although a 100yd is also perfectly acceptable. The ideal zero should also be the same as what an optic reticle is calibrated for, if applicable (i.e. 100 meters for 5.56 ACOG, etc).

[@KrisSays]

What if one can't run... can I still take that class?

[@Learningfirearms]

Each instructor is different but generally most understand if you have physical limitations and will work with you. It's always best to communicate that ahead of time as they can help you with determining if the class is a good fit for you.