I have to agree with that, then.
For the rear echelon folks, its awesome training. For those who are already expert, it presents certain opportunities, provided they are self-aware enough to figure "workarounds" to avoid the obvious bad habits you can develop. (As in, it is an "in addition to your range time, not as a replacement for range time.")
But for the guy who is a "P" warfighter, or a low "T", I see how it can be counter productive. Especially if it is used as an excuse to save money on real range time.
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