Shooting on the flat Range to build confidence in individual fundamentals is very important. Once your individual fundamentals are at an acceptable level, start thinking about expanding your capabilities so that you can perform in the midst of chaos.
Having a buddy in a firefight is great IF, they are not a liability! It’s hard to focus on the threat at hand and also keep an eye on your buddy to make sure they don’t inadvertently become a safety issue for you.
Getting on line to maximize your fire power is a skill that has to be built in. As I stated in the video, the closer in proximity you are to your buddy, the more you will need to be concerned about strictly being on line.
I hope this gets your thoughts working so that you seek proper training. The more you can organize your efforts in a firefight, the better your chances of survival!
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I just want to thank this channel for providing knowledge such as this. I am taking what I learned and applying it to my video games. (For those of you reading this, it is not just things from this channel.) And overall you have been HELP.
Gonna need this for my next paintball match
i'm useing this for airsoft for sure
Bad ass motherfuckers!!!!!
Some are born leaders…. You guys are heroes
I love videos like this because they are concepts no one else covers on YouTube. Mr. Zee is a good communicator and I hope I can train with him someday. Thanks for posting this! Keep bringing the unique knowledge and content. I’ve been commenting on all of the videos with hopes that it will help your channel get more views. Have a good day
Great video
Outstanding
Bro, where's the slide canceling?
Those knee pads are so fucking money, only knee pads I've used that aren't bunch and uncomfortable on long movements.
How move as a team is a perfect example on why you need to be able to shoot with both eyes open
Instructions unclear shot my friend
Like it 👍
Using this for my videogame squad.
Nice.
Sheesh.
I'm a humble baker by morning and a teir one operative by day
Pistol is Key, and it Gets You to the Rifle. We need to learn on Pistol as Well
COOL
I watch this for Sims. Thank you for the acknowledgement.
Very good, Thank you very much
Roger that. Effective fields of fire, Shoot, Move, & Communicate …👍🏻 WHOOA
@Instructor Zee, what fleece/sweater is that? That is my color and looks likes a great layer for this Ohio weather in the cold season. Shoutout to Karl for the SF Medic IFAK video as well, this channel promotes the culture of excellence we need to secure an overall better future as Americans. #modernsparta
You mentioned the sublimation of safe weapons handling and marksmanship skills so that your conscious mind is able to focus and process on the imperatives of moving and communicating, threat discrimination, etc. In my experience outside the military, I've come to the opinion that the proficiency necessary to sublimate weapons handling and marksmanship skills tends to only exist among serious comp shooters. I'm not mentioning LE tactical teams because about 1/3 to 1/2 of the LEOs on these teams have military combat arms experience. The comp shooters get the reps in and get DQ'd for safety violations. It's really that simple: REPS! And I believe that if someone doesn't have the fundamentals down to sublimation (I can do this the same way every time in my sleep) they aren't ready for tactical triad training. And yet…I have witnessed a LOT of it. The percentage of LEOs we put through Sims shoot house training in the past several years who were pointing their firearms at each other's backs was troubling. What was more troubling was the instructors' unwillingness to stop scenarios and address it, deal with repeat failures of specific officers, or refuse to sign off on completion cards for the same because they have to "push through the curriculum," and if they fail very many students the word gets out and cops go elsewhere.
Thanks guys.
These are some slick rifles…
Name for gun?
……….The "Synchronized Gun Dance" should be part of the Olympics. Uh oh, I just set off the "I'm offended" twanger in a few million folks that wouldn't be caught dead actually watching a "commen sense" firearm video but their little PC antennas are buzzing. Feelin the burn. Wuda said tactical but they probly think that's what their dads made em carry when they went fishin as kids…….before fishin offended them. L8r.
Practice practice practice. Start slow. Like turtle speed even. Then just get faster as time goes on.
if you're walking around out in the open where people are shooting at you… you're gonna die
Real question, what’s the point of Karl moving in front of the other guy, why can’t Karl keep the right sector and the other guy keep the left sector instead of forcing the other guy to go muzzle up and take his rifle out of the fight for a couple of seconds?
I have a few friends to shoot with, but only one I can trust to shoot on the move or train like this. Practice this a few times before you go live fire, then take it slow, don't push your speed, stay safe, come home whole.
Pleade mora about this. I've always wondered how this works.
Great info and reminder…never to advanced or experienced to re-visit the basics, and work them often.
Marine or navy seal
Damn, the amount of trust you need to have in the “other teammate’s” ability is really paramount. Probably the reason why people don’t do it this way in basic training. This is pro level.
Good video. Regular training with your group is very important. Actually good quality training on a regular basis is good. Train people, be ready for bad times
My wife and I have practiced room clearing and engaging targets in our house with airsoft rifles. I think it’s a great way to learn how to handle certain scenarios like engaging an armed home invader and utilizing cover/concealment in a pretty safe manner. Worst comes to worse, you’ll have to fill a few divots in the wall lol. Dry fire practice and actually getting out and shooting your real guns is absolutely vital as well. But it’s safest to learn with airsoft first in my opinion where a ND results in a welt instead of a gsw.
Would it be possible to do a patrol/team movement segment focusing on hand signals from the point man and non-verbal team communication and movement?