Low Light Firearm Course - Live Fire in KZN - 14/07/2012

**GICS** · 20-06-2012, 10:00

Hi Mike

Please make certain you sent your booking information to the correct email address, which is training@gicombatsupplies.co.za

The email address in the original post was incorrect.

Once again, apologies for the inconvenience

At your service.
The GICS Team

Email. training@gicombatsupplies.co.za
Website. www.gicombatsupplies.co.za

**wonder9** · 09-07-2012, 20:45

Any idea if you are going to be offering this course in JHB as well ?

**Maml** · 14-07-2012, 10:15

WooHoo!! No more 'sleeps'!!! :D

**Prodigal** · 14-07-2012, 10:39

check you all later :)

**harm** · 15-07-2012, 07:39

big thanks to GICS and Dean for putting this together,and for the braai.
the course was educational and enjoyable,good to meet the guys,and see some familiar faces.
btw,1 requirement for anyone planning on attending Dean's low light course is 3000 lumen Surefire :-}

**ikor** · 15-07-2012, 22:36

3000 lumen???

But I guess he showed yall that 'blinding' is an old wives tale and that the more light you have the better...or not.

So was KK20 like a spider with all them lights he has? (I'll try THIS one...ok...no, THAT one!' etc?)

Dean is good people!

**KK20** · 16-07-2012, 00:51

Ikor , you spoil me !

**ikor** · 16-07-2012, 02:19

Originally Posted by KK20

Ikor , you spoil me !

No less than you deserve, my friend! Check your PMs...

**harm** · 16-07-2012, 08:51

Sorry Ikor,I was being funny.
We found that 200 lumens is plenty,and was enough to reflect off the carboard targets we used as cover.
Forgot to mention - Mark from GICS also attended,and did a demo of some of their cool,but practical,products.

**Maml** · 16-07-2012, 09:17

A big thank you to Dean & his crew, and GICS for hosting/organizing!

Definitely one of the best courses I've been on - learnt many new skills & some rather large 'technical-holes' in my gear setup, usage & techniques...right down to which way my watch will now sit after the sun goes down ;)

Now time to digest & practice what we've learnt...hopefully there'll be a follow-up session of sorts/sharpening of these new skills (and maybe to test new gear etc).

Thanks again to all who attended, you made the course all the more enjoyable! Huge respect to the LEO's out there sharpening their skills with their private time & money.

Mike