field strip AR

[Guest 2HOW]

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[ShaunM]

Yeah I've seen that video, she is fast.

[Guest Verbal Kint]

Awesome.

[Daniel]

not a functions check but yeah she did field strip / reassemble.

[ukerduker]

"....53 seconds with a functions check"? WRONG

Semi-impressive skills for the girl, but dad needs to read up on his AR.

[BimmerFreak]

Ms. X you are a no-go at this station.

You failed to properly clear your weapon prior to disassembly, and you performed an incorrect function check.

You have one hour to return to this station and perform this task again.

If you fail to return in one hour, you will be a double no-go.

If you fail to perform this task properly on your return, you will be a double no-go.

Do you have any questions?

[Daniel]

so are you true blue joe?

[BimmerFreak]

You betcha.

I also sat on the EIB Committee for about 6 years.

[dunndw]

What would be a proper function check in this situation?

[Guest Verbal Kint]

What would be a proper function check in this situation?

http://www.ar15.com/content/guides/functionCheck/

[Daniel]

You betcha.

I also sat on the EIB Committee for about 6 years.

I had one oppurtunity to test about a month in when I got to campbell. I ended making it to the day before the road march which I had passed during train up. I missed estimate range as my first no go. then i missed one at peq-2. I forgot to turn the switch to the on position so when he hit the button it didnt light up. that was on the first day. i was then blade running for like the next two. thursday morning i had to do the two or three radio events, camo, hand and arm signals, and grenades. all were easy except grenades i was thinking so i went to radio first. i missed something on act as a call station so that was my third and final no go. i was pretty disappointed. i wanted to test again but we went to iraq when we would have been testing. they didnt do it again until after i got out.