Post by Stan on Aug 16, 2014 19:14:42 GMT -8
The following are some things that I probably will never say or do:
*Grow a beard (really I can't maybe a goatee if necessary)
*Use the term "tactical" (it no longer has any meaning)
*Use the supernatural phenomenon of reanimated dead people known as zombies. (its silly)
*Host a zombie shoot (even sillier)
*Shoot an AR with the thumb over bore technique. (induces a support side chicken wing blocking your peripheral vision)
*When shooting an AR around an obstacle, post on the cover/concealment. (Gives away your position and often unnecessarily)
*Use position Sul with a pistol. (I'd rather just keep it at the mid-ready/retention/#4 position)
*Use the center axis relock technique. (I really don't know much about nor has it presented a need to me)
*I do not encourage "blasting" or wasting ammunition. Ammo is too expensive to waste and in my opinion humble you are better served with more methodical but accuracy-driven drills versus speed and burst fire.
*I have a lot more to add, but know the reasons, pros and cons of the tactics, techniques and procedures you choose to adopt.
*Grow a beard (really I can't maybe a goatee if necessary)
*Use the term "tactical" (it no longer has any meaning)
*Use the supernatural phenomenon of reanimated dead people known as zombies. (its silly)
*Host a zombie shoot (even sillier)
*Shoot an AR with the thumb over bore technique. (induces a support side chicken wing blocking your peripheral vision)
*When shooting an AR around an obstacle, post on the cover/concealment. (Gives away your position and often unnecessarily)
*Use position Sul with a pistol. (I'd rather just keep it at the mid-ready/retention/#4 position)
*Use the center axis relock technique. (I really don't know much about nor has it presented a need to me)
*I do not encourage "blasting" or wasting ammunition. Ammo is too expensive to waste and in my opinion humble you are better served with more methodical but accuracy-driven drills versus speed and burst fire.
*I have a lot more to add, but know the reasons, pros and cons of the tactics, techniques and procedures you choose to adopt.
