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Yeah more saying it wasn't that smooth, needs more practice. I don't think it would of dealt with anyone who was trained, a smooth version might of.
What do you guys think of this?
What do you guys think of this?
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"Pragmatism over theory."
"Anyone with a weapon is just as deadly as the next person."
"Unopposed CQB is always a success, if you wanted you could moonwalk into the room holding a Pepsi."
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CQB-TEAM Education and Motivation.
"Pragmatism over theory."
"Anyone with a weapon is just as deadly as the next person."
"Unopposed CQB is always a success, if you wanted you could moonwalk into the room holding a Pepsi."
"Pragmatism over theory."
"Anyone with a weapon is just as deadly as the next person."
"Unopposed CQB is always a success, if you wanted you could moonwalk into the room holding a Pepsi."
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another video covering entries, shooting drills, hands transitions, etc
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Absolutely awesome video Badger. Great muzzle awareness and safety precautions. At the start it looked like 'stealth scenarios' and turned into full-blown assaults and vehicle take-downs.
Some parts I don't get, for instance hand signals + muzzle down while there is an open door infront. It may have already been cleared (? If so ignore the statement) but one man comes to cover it. But in the same scenario you see guys covering all threat areas, very professional.
Some instances the individual with the camera was VERY FAST. The individual clearing methods were great. On some of them he checks the whole ceiling, why is this? Doesn't this make you dizzy?
Your whole is covered - your area is dominated. A whole team focusing on their area for the objective goal is awesome to see.
Engage threat, move onto the next threat or clear the other vital areas of the room. I notice you like to double to triple tap before moving onto the next threat... interesting. Some teams only shoot once, which needs its feedback.
Overall good critique!
Some parts I don't get, for instance hand signals + muzzle down while there is an open door infront. It may have already been cleared (? If so ignore the statement) but one man comes to cover it. But in the same scenario you see guys covering all threat areas, very professional.
Some instances the individual with the camera was VERY FAST. The individual clearing methods were great. On some of them he checks the whole ceiling, why is this? Doesn't this make you dizzy?

Engage threat, move onto the next threat or clear the other vital areas of the room. I notice you like to double to triple tap before moving onto the next threat... interesting. Some teams only shoot once, which needs its feedback.
Overall good critique!
CQB-TEAM Education and Motivation.
"Pragmatism over theory."
"Anyone with a weapon is just as deadly as the next person."
"Unopposed CQB is always a success, if you wanted you could moonwalk into the room holding a Pepsi."
"Pragmatism over theory."
"Anyone with a weapon is just as deadly as the next person."
"Unopposed CQB is always a success, if you wanted you could moonwalk into the room holding a Pepsi."
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Some guys like to just keep the muzzle down so they don't have to worry about sweeping anyone but I would also question why the threat area was covered with a low ready, perhaps it's so that the operator has a completely unobstructed view of the area?Ryan wrote:Some parts I don't get, for instance hand signals + muzzle down while there is an open door infront. It may have already been cleared (? If so ignore the statement) but one man comes to cover it.
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sometimes we are shooting on the edge but still safety is number one on the training, but if you want train close to reality you have to go on the edgeRyan wrote:Absolutely awesome video Badger. Great muzzle awareness and safety precautions. At the start it looked like 'stealth scenarios' and turned into full-blown assaults and vehicle take-downs.
area was cleared, only regrouping. what about hand signals?Ryan wrote:Some parts I don't get, for instance hand signals + muzzle down while there is an open door infront. It may have already been cleared (? If so ignore the statement) but one man comes to cover it. But in the same scenario you see guys covering all threat areas, very professional.
that individual with camera thats meRyan wrote:Some instances the individual with the camera was VERY FAST. The individual clearing methods were great. On some of them he checks the whole ceiling, why is this? Doesn't this make you dizzy?Your whole is covered - your area is dominated. A whole team focusing on their area for the objective goal is awesome to see.


bullet has not a magical power...you have to shoot more like one times on threatRyan wrote:Engage threat, move onto the next threat or clear the other vital areas of the room. I notice you like to double to triple tap before moving onto the next threat... interesting. Some teams only shoot once, which needs its feedback.
every critique is goodRyan wrote:Overall good critique!
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it takes time when your brain (OODA loop) decide you will use your gun or not. it is not about moving and shooting everythink. then easy way are grenadesjimothy_183 wrote:Some guys like to just keep the muzzle down so they don't have to worry about sweeping anyone but I would also question why the threat area was covered with a low ready, perhaps it's so that the operator has a completely unobstructed view of the area?Ryan wrote:Some parts I don't get, for instance hand signals + muzzle down while there is an open door infront. It may have already been cleared (? If so ignore the statement) but one man comes to cover it.

so that half of second you can bring your gun on threat.
second reason is you can move around corner of doors faster, HK MP5 SD6 is heavy on the muzle, take a light kettleball and move with it around corner of doors with the rise hands like you have a gun...than lower it down...it is a physic. and when you that SD6 taking up ...in the middle of doors...that weight push you forward...try it with pipe or heavier gun. it is physic nothing more.
third reason, there can be "tango" on the edge of the door, behind the wall...one hand he has ready to push your gun out of him, he grab it when you have high ready...in second hand he have a handgun and he shoot you to your dace from very close distance. or he push his knife to your neck or etc.
it is very efective contra technique on the edge of doors or corners when you dont have a space
so if your gun is low ready you have better chance to shoot him to legs an zip him up to the head. it is difficult to grab weapon if it is low like high.
it is faster when you can shoot him to legs, like he grab your gun and you have to take your pistol to shoot him to pelvic area.
he can kneeling behind wall, suspect is not moving on ceiling...but on ground...and this is short moving of weapon to shoot him down when he is kneeling. if you have low ready...entry techniques when the members of the team has weapons with muzzle up is good for space missions on the moon where is no gravity an suspect can be in the air. but here we have gravity...and he will be standing on the ground on kneeling...so it is better to start from floor like from ceiling.
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00:00 second and third member have to cover new corner behind doors ( best way from left shoulder ) their guns have to work not to be idleRyan wrote:What do you guys think of this?
00:01 ... it is rule at first time to secure entry point, there can be shooting from that corner, or grenade threat. first secure corner (entry point) then check the door.
push/pull doors - lock and hinges diagnostic
00:07 point man is securing door and he is moving on hinges. second member is moving with him to check the corner...two man job
if point man is leader and this is not his duty he makes a space for second member to cover the doors and third man check the corner.
breaching is taking more then 4-5 seconds...they totally lost their moment of suprise...they have to change entry technique...
it is good to have main breaching technique and ready back up technique if there are troubles (for me ram or hammer in this case and second shotgun, but sometimes you are working with this what you have)
may I continue? because there is a lot of mistakes in my POV and I dont want to make a flame here. full respect for these guys
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Continue. Any critique is better than none. Thanks for the comments. Great replies.
Now I understand you were regrouping and the area was clear, fully understandable. Absoultely great.
Now I understand you were regrouping and the area was clear, fully understandable. Absoultely great.

CQB-TEAM Education and Motivation.
"Pragmatism over theory."
"Anyone with a weapon is just as deadly as the next person."
"Unopposed CQB is always a success, if you wanted you could moonwalk into the room holding a Pepsi."
"Pragmatism over theory."
"Anyone with a weapon is just as deadly as the next person."
"Unopposed CQB is always a success, if you wanted you could moonwalk into the room holding a Pepsi."
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Reckon to this? USASOC Demonstration.
CQB-TEAM Education and Motivation.
"Pragmatism over theory."
"Anyone with a weapon is just as deadly as the next person."
"Unopposed CQB is always a success, if you wanted you could moonwalk into the room holding a Pepsi."
"Pragmatism over theory."
"Anyone with a weapon is just as deadly as the next person."
"Unopposed CQB is always a success, if you wanted you could moonwalk into the room holding a Pepsi."
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too much death erors in CQB
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Kind of errors?
CQB-TEAM Education and Motivation.
"Pragmatism over theory."
"Anyone with a weapon is just as deadly as the next person."
"Unopposed CQB is always a success, if you wanted you could moonwalk into the room holding a Pepsi."
"Pragmatism over theory."
"Anyone with a weapon is just as deadly as the next person."
"Unopposed CQB is always a success, if you wanted you could moonwalk into the room holding a Pepsi."
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tangosvk wrote:too much death erors in CQB
??can you explain?? i found it very good movement maybe slow for dynamic but it;s good
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Ok I Will start: No back-up for the first entry team.... could be better
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heres an other one not too good but team clearin
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRRMFVZX ... re=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRRMFVZX ... re=related
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CQB-TEAM Education and Motivation.
"Pragmatism over theory."
"Anyone with a weapon is just as deadly as the next person."
"Unopposed CQB is always a success, if you wanted you could moonwalk into the room holding a Pepsi."
"Pragmatism over theory."
"Anyone with a weapon is just as deadly as the next person."
"Unopposed CQB is always a success, if you wanted you could moonwalk into the room holding a Pepsi."
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2:48+ Now that's how you clear with the Minimi.


CQB-TEAM Education and Motivation.
"Pragmatism over theory."
"Anyone with a weapon is just as deadly as the next person."
"Unopposed CQB is always a success, if you wanted you could moonwalk into the room holding a Pepsi."
"Pragmatism over theory."
"Anyone with a weapon is just as deadly as the next person."
"Unopposed CQB is always a success, if you wanted you could moonwalk into the room holding a Pepsi."
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CQB-TEAM Education and Motivation.
"Pragmatism over theory."
"Anyone with a weapon is just as deadly as the next person."
"Unopposed CQB is always a success, if you wanted you could moonwalk into the room holding a Pepsi."
"Pragmatism over theory."
"Anyone with a weapon is just as deadly as the next person."
"Unopposed CQB is always a success, if you wanted you could moonwalk into the room holding a Pepsi."
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Was going to post this myself. Some good things in there. I particularly like that they shoot until the threat is down. At one point, no1 engages with a few rounds as he enters, then turns into the room, letting no2 finish the threat - as opposed to just moving towards the threat. There does seem to be a lot of time with just one gun on target at a time, though.Ryan wrote:
Reckon to this? USASOC Demonstration.
More guns and bullets make bad guys go away faster,
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which in turn makes everyone in the area safer.
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On Conquest Urban Ops -- What do you think of the 'train' method of going room-by-room? Also, not seen in the video but what do you think of a variation of that - the 'walk through'?
CQB-TEAM Education and Motivation.
"Pragmatism over theory."
"Anyone with a weapon is just as deadly as the next person."
"Unopposed CQB is always a success, if you wanted you could moonwalk into the room holding a Pepsi."
"Pragmatism over theory."
"Anyone with a weapon is just as deadly as the next person."
"Unopposed CQB is always a success, if you wanted you could moonwalk into the room holding a Pepsi."