txinvestigator
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This post is proof I need to dry fire multi-quotes before going hot
There may be some mis-communication here. When I say turns and movements- I am talking about a controlled firing line. If you are talking team movements with short barreled weapons, that falls into the CQB arena and I would mandate plates and helmets- not soft stuff.
As far as the foot stuck issue- the consistency of the ground on the range is a primary consideration as to whether the training happens or not. And unless you're doing some silly techniques that I had some Australian SAS guys try to sell me on overseas, you should have no more risk falling over doing turns than you would standing.
How about a Russian Spetznas....? (old inside joke)
Again, I agree with you mostly 100%, except forgoing body armor because you think a person won't trip or fall.
I am curious; do you train if it rains? Only on flat ground/concrete or blacktop?