Magpul DVD review
I am almost all the way through the entire Magpul DVD collection. After several years of being on the firing range as a student and an instructor, I have often been asked if I know about any good DVDs for training. I started out watching The Art of the tactical Carbine Volume I over a year ago and finished off Volume II about 6 months ago. I thought the volume of info and the length of the DVDs to be very well worth the amount of money I spent, I was really impressed with how much time there was. I would recommend these DVDs to beginners even though I do not think they are novice level training. There are some basics in this, but the application of advanced basics is in there.
The Magpul Aerial Platform DVD was in my opinion more for the History Channel than it was for the gun owner, but I would get this one last over the other three Volumes. The Art of the dynamic handgun is by far the best bang for the buck. Clint Smith has some very well produced DVDS but they were expensive and I thought they could have been more informative. I give them to family members that are new to firearms, but the Magpul dvds were in my opinion a step up. I haven’t been to Thunder Ranch, but I intend to do so some day due to it’s great reputation, but I think The folks at Magpul owe me some more defensive training DVDs.