A few pics of the first uploaded batch:
Everyone practices their weak hand dryfire, right….?
This is the best LAV pic out there, I know because I took it…
This may look silly, but Lenzy was kicking ass the whole time, getting extra reps at the movements that screw people up worked out well for him.
Turning sequence:
Looks like it was another great LAV class. Nice write up and pics…
Once again it was great to get together with a bunch of like-minded guys and do some quality shooting under a master instructor. Beers afterward are always a fun bonus!
Thanks again to The LAV, and to Paul H. and Grey Group Training.
Hope to see many of the same faces in 2011 - we got a great schedule at Beaver Valley Rifle and Pistol Club!
I had a great time shooting the class. The class was full of great students who were eager to learn and fun to be around. The range was perfectly set up. That’s a great combination in any class. The Pittsburgh area is also very nice. I thoroughly enjoyed the entire trip.
A Steelers win would have been icing on the cake, but they got waxed. Even so, attending the game was fun as hell. 
Last round of pics done, there are a few stragglers, but nothing that is not shown already.
The Wookie, or Templar Jr as he was dubbed by LAV.
Walkback drill part II
Toly making out pretty far
Grant and the M&P with dual illumination RMR.
Industry Rep holding his own
LAV being the T-Rex and laying it down
Myself
Walkback some more…
Did the size of the dot make it more difficult to get hits at 35 yds.?
I’m not Grant but I did try out his M&P9 at the 35yd line.
And to answer your question, yes the dot completely covered the 6" steel plate. I only took two shots with it so I can’t really tell you much more than that. But when I lined up the shot, I just placed the dot over the whole plate and squeezed. I missed both times :sad:
(I don’t recall which size dot his dual illum RMR had)
For sure. I probably could have it hit with irons.
I did shoot Vickers Glock with the LED RMR and managed to hit the circle one time from about 40yds.
C4
I wonder if the Deltapoint would make it easier to hit at those distances due to the difference in reticle?
My guess would be probably yes.
Most likely.
What concerns me though is that Leupold is not known for reliable electronics. We will need to see a bunch of these in action before we can honestly say that they are GTG.
C4
Good class. Nice to see that Grant and Jay can actually shoot.
LOL, no. All errornet hype. 
C4
Don’t forget Photoshop.
I can tell you the Deltapoint is very rugged. I have ran them for quite a while now and have purposely all but trashed one and it just keeps on running. I have had it soaked in rain storms, Dropped my gun directly on the sight from over my head about 15 times in my slag gravel diveway, and slammed it gosh knows how many times into wooden support beams on the range as in one handed stuck slide clearences and it has never quit or shifted point of aim/impact. I carry a Deltapoint on all my working guns including my SWAT deployment pistol.
David Bowie
Good to hear.
I look forward to seeing more of these units in the marketplace so we can get a larger sampling of them.
C4
Larry just took delivery of a G-17 just like the one he had at the school but with a Deltapoint instead of the RMR. The RMR has had some point shifting issues. I have not seen any of that with the Deltapoint.
David Bowie