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(I did not realize you were from California.) Bro, there are a few other innocents on this BB who went to Hope Mills to get beat up. :D Go easy on yourself. :D |
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So, 2 "operators" standing in the doorway preoccupied with handling a perp with weapons down/blocked while an unknown is roaming around inside is what technique? Direct-to-threat or points of domination? :D |
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Kind of reminds me of this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmE69bZ1rtM A lot of those "participants" looked like local LEOs to me. One guy had a shitload of USAF stripes... coulda been an E4, or something. :D |
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What a classic clip. Thank you. |
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I appreciate it, but I don't think anyone can accuse you of being unfunny. :D
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Regarding those silly videos, I was reading one of Paul Howe's articles on his website and the simplicity and clarity of his approach says it all.
" Remember, if you charge the person, their body may not be affected by your first few rounds, all the while you are moving directly to a muzzle." ( emphasis added ) I guess those ninja monkeys haven't figured that out yet. :munchin |
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It looks like they have misinterpreted things they have seen elsewhere. Also looks like they are ,unsuccessfully, trying to mix law enforcement and CQB. I read some of the comments on youtube and, the guys who made the video were defended as being instructors for ODAs. The person doing the defending said he didn't like the overhand grip but, some people love it.
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