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10-04-2013, 13:03 #1User
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SIRT's have arrived
Our SIRT stock has just arrived.

These are outstanding dry fire tool's and a really great way to practice your fundamentals at home for pretty much nothing.
http://nextleveltraining.com/content...specifications
SIRT Trainer Red/Red R2750.00
SIRT Performer Red/Green R3750.00
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10-04-2013, 13:10 #2User
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Re: SIRT's have arrived
How convenient that its my birthday in a few weeks
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10-04-2013, 13:12 #3User
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Re: SIRT's have arrived
Its a sign :)
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10-04-2013, 13:23 #4User
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Re: SIRT's have arrived
I've been keen on the idea ever since I listened to an interview with the creator of the SIRT on TSP.
http://www.thesurvivalpodcast.com/hu...earms-training
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10-04-2013, 13:33 #5R.I.P.
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Re: SIRT's have arrived
T have you tried them out?
How realistic is the trigger break and reset to a standard Gen3 trigger?
Does the lack of recoil after breaking a shot mindfuck you into wanting to tap-rack?
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10-04-2013, 13:36 #6
Re: SIRT's have arrived
Geez. Lack of recoil should never make you tap-rack! A squib load does that too!
Do you want to tap-rack every time you dry fire your gun?Sent electronically, thus not signed.
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Re: SIRT's have arrived
I use our demo one for my own practice often. And have been for over a year so I do have a fair bit of hands on experience. The trigger has a similar feel, not identical but it can be adjusted as well I just haven't really worried about that. The thing is no matter what you are shooting you get the benefit of practice with a trigger that requires proper trigger control.
The lack of recoil causes no issue. I really like it for draws and transitions. Ensures your fundamentals are clean.
I will probably get one for myself out of this batch.
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Re: SIRT's have arrived
Great! This is good news.
Will you have these at Huntex?
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10-04-2013, 13:45 #9User
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10-04-2013, 13:55 #10User
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Re: SIRT's have arrived
I am in JHB Mon to Thurs, going to Huntex on Thurs. Did you not have them at Huntex at the Southern stand, last year? I spent a bit of time with a guy with his hand in a cast playing with them (I think)....and oggling a beautiful snake!
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