Tactical Response: Advanced Fighting Pistol / Malfunction Clearance

I attended Tactical Response: Advanced Fighting Pistol, by request. Why, you may ask. Because it had been a long time since I'd had myself pushed in a truly physical class. I am a long standing alumni of Tactical Response. As such I know that there are certain places where one goes to train when they're looking for training that is out of the ordinary, in a good way. Looking for relevance in ones' life is key when you're vetting training schools. Tactical Response is one of those places that teaches disciplines which are meant to help you survive armed conflict. There's shooting, then there's gunfighting. Tactical Response teaches the latter. I'm glad I attended this class and I hope that you guys will come out to TacticalResponse.com soon.
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[@KINGRODP]

Good info. Seems like there was just as much teaching as there was shooting. Thats the beat sign of a quality class

[@zklnsgng]

(Malfunction) My question is, if you dont get an immediate clear upon tap/wrack. Would you say its beneficial to start running/creating distance while trying to clear a malfunction, i often see classes that have this approach of staying still to to clear malfunctions (which i think can mostly be practiced at home), is there classes that do this malfunction training with a different scenario forcing you to run “away”. This leads up to my next theory that carrying a gun requires some fitness levels. I often train 20-40 yard sprints by itself with a functional aspect of looking behind me, right, left to make sure I dont loose sight.

[@Tier1Citizen]

@zklnsgng yes, in fact the phrase is known as "transition to Nike." The reason that quite often training does not ask the student to run is because most ranges don't have enough room to have people run anywhere. I have done classes where we did do that and it is definitely a good practice to get into.

[@zklnsgng]

@ was just wondering, would you say it’s fair for for people who are teaching these classes to instead of doing static malfunction clearing(MFC), instead do dynamical on the move MFC at those classes to open up space for changes in environment (barrels or other obstructions). I guess what im trying to get at is doing malfunction drills on static ranges (at your home range) or at home (snapcaps and empty brass), and doing more complex MFD drills at classes more worth the $$

[@Tier1Citizen]

It's always better to practice a full movement drill, but, not always practical.

[@pledgegamer]

A fellow NYer. One of these days I’m going to have to get to a T.R. class when they are in PA. Did he have NY mags (10rds) or did he acquire standard capacity for the class?

[@Tier1Citizen]

I don't recall.

[@Knight_of_the_Old_Code]

Good stuff. Malfunction clearing, ESPECIALLY injured shooter malfunction clearing, is a perishable skill if not practiced every now and then. Also, 9:32/9:33...I saw that. Sneaky...lol. Just kidding