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Breacher01 wrote:Hallegan(Whats their name?) tool

Hooligan(hoolie, also called halligan due to the name of the guy that designed it) tool.

There even is historical evidence of a fighting manual for knights in single combat presenting the option of unscrewing the pommelnut from ones sword to throw at the enemy. how serious this was is very questionable, since the tang should have been peened over the pommelnut. I don't remember exactly...

What about if that religion applauds martyrdom--is this better or worse for a religious fighting force? I.e. would it just lead to 'suicide tactics' more so than actual tactics? Depends. I'd say that people would fight without a fear of death if that's the case, which can lead to them overcoming ma...

This NEEDS a bump. PLEASE clarify ski combat.

For me, it comes back to resources and time. If I have the men to flood with, I can see putting two men to high/low in each direction down a corridor/hallway. If I only have two men to clear a T intersection, I want them going high/low in opposite directions. Again, just me. That makes sense. Every...

Ryan wrote:Footwork is key. I'm sure they know their shit far more than dickhead here exactly.

I agree
Footwork is critical, just like in hand to hand combat.

^That.

One man limited entry? Fair enough lol.

doorframe to check or engage one corner while standing (keeping the majority of my body covered from the threat), then quickly revert back behind the threshold, do a 180, crouch then check other corner. Why not peek only your head and scan quickly for one corner and then do an entry focusing on the...

"Newbie" questions incoming.
What are the disadvantages of overpenetration?
Where exactly should the operator(s) stop?
(I'm asking this mostly because no one did it before)

Ryan wrote:This is good. It keeps a ricochet lane off the wall. It can allow the outside foot to doorjamb takeoff if needed.

Guess the DEVGRU guys know their shit lol.

Here.

Great video, Ryan.
If anyone has footage of this kind of shit, please add it here.

Grab a hacksaw, a bushcraft knife and some scrap wood and make some door wedges. Put several in a GP pouch or something and you're set. That and a hoolie in case shit goes bad.

Then it's your basic movement techniques. Whether you bound, leapfrog, etc. You're trying to get out of this open space. Open space with no real option for breaking contact. It's a meat grinder. Exactly... but what if there is no cover? As if we're assaulting a wide beach? I've also seen this Natio...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkDrMbQhh3Y

Thoughts?
It's a "futuristic" VR realistic/milsim FPS.
If VR wouldn't be that expensive and wouldn't ask for next-gen hardware, I'd play that shit...

Ryan wrote:I've seen videos of guys bending low and popping one side then turning and doing the other. Did not like it.

That's why I'd rather just peek my head for one corner while staying low, go back out immediately and then do an entry focusing on the other corner just to minimize the risk a little bit.

First, we must look at the religion. If it's some hippie shit, then yeah, we all know what would happen. They would be horrible. If it's a religion like, say, Orthodox Christianity, which actually supports fighting as long as it is defensive, yeah, they would probably fight much better than many oth...

tacticalguy wrote:

seal236 wrote:I don't get the purpose of two men doing high low when both are pointed in the same direction.

Thank you for saying that. I was going to make the same point.

Yeah, but wouldn't that double the firepower? Like, I'd rather have 2 friendlies on 1 tango than 1 on 1.

Slice the pie, peek your head in for one corner, if it's clear then do an entry and focus on the other corner. If it's not clear, crouch and peek for the other corner quickly, then do an entry, clearing the hostile corner. If both corners are hostile, don't clear the room, back out, run away, call i...