#Tactical training

[diablo1776]

CQB Training

[imjustwritingg]

A little Tracy goodness from recent tactical training to brighten your day. She looks so good with her hair down, don’t you think? 🥰

[funshoot-com]

Scott Reitz on Training Scars

Scott Reitz (International Tactical Training Seminars) discusses the real cause of Training Scars in Tactical Training.

[shadow-riley]

I just found out that Tactical Hand Signals (like army or whatever) use some ASL and my deaf ass is happy <3

[historyofguns]

The article "Shooting from Cover — The Key to Gunfight Survival?" by GunSpot, published on The Armory Life, emphasizes the critical importance of using cover effectively during a firefight. It highlights the distinction between "cover" and "concealment" and introduces techniques like "slicing the pie" for safely engaging threats without exposing oneself. The article also features insights from Grant LaVelle, a seasoned SWAT team member, who underscores keeping a safe distance from cover to minimize bodily exposure while shooting. The piece stresses seeking professional firearms training beyond the concepts discussed and encourages practical drills under controlled conditions. The article is bolstered by visual examples of tactical positioning behind cover, advocating realistic practice in environments that simulate real-world obstacles. Overall, it serves as a practical guide on enhancing survivability during armed confrontations.

[constant-gunfire]

It’s more than a right, or the culture, or even Americana… for me it’s a passion. Training? Yes! Collecting? Of course! Shooting? Absolutely! This passion is a hobby that creates so much discipline and learning opportunities right alongside immense joy, that its pursuit runs far beyond the roar of the crowd screaming for its extinction. Equating evil to an engineer’s creation of wood, steel, polymer, and other metals to embody evil is the epitome of both blatant ignorance and staggering stupidity. The limits, laws, attacks, and anger towards the owners, hobbyist, defenders, and producers are tiresome and dangerous. However, this particular article is framed to illustrate the sheer magnitude of joyful exuberance that can be felt in the firearms community. In specificity, let’s address the simple and amazing process of firing a firearm on the range.. The acrid smell of gunpowder hanging in the air as the report of a well aimed shot fades from your ears.. your eyes find the evidence of a true and precise hit on the target.. You have just experienced the manufacturing, engineering, training, and execution of a controlled explosion at just the right power, propelling a projectile to a precise point over a certain distance away.. You have enjoyed the ergonomically designed, aesthetically pleasing, and tactically functional device you are manipulating perform in the way it was designed to perform. The enjoyment of such a milli-second of time can provide the heart of an enthusiast is unmatched by almost any other experience known to mankind.. Truthfully, the absence of such moments in the lives of young people is a shame. For those of us who know the passion and the pleasure and also possess the skills to share and teach the present generation we should surely spend the time to invest milli-second moments of great fun in others. May the rights never be taken, may the culture grow, and may shooting, collecting, and training always be Americana!

- Packin Pastor

[saixria]

The sillies

When even Athena the Virgin goddess whose most intimate encounter was stabbing her bff thinks you’re cooked, you’re definitely cooked

[soothsayersblog]

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[1000dactyls]

Rewatching all HTTYD media and realising Hiccup is one of the best shots of the show like genuinely sticks funeral arrow hitting the target that far away, the fact he shot down toothless in pitch blackness while toothless was completely camouflaged there's some more I'm missing but damn get that kid in the Olympics right this second

imagine how much shorter rtte would’ve been if they gave hiccup a gun

[brainrotcharacters]

bitch rewatch it let me help you focus: Logan's body language was (haha) in sync with Wade seconds after that first fight in the Void

[imjustwritingg]

Some more of Tracy being a ray of sunshine and a total badass at the same time 🥰

[funshoot-com]

Military Combat Shooting in the 1930s

U.S. Army training combat shooting in the days before Trainfire. “Musketry” was still the common term decades after rifles were common issue.

[historyofguns]

The article "Top 3 Methods for Shooting with a Handheld Flashlight" by Hunt Fish Shoot discusses effective techniques for utilizing a handheld flashlight while shooting. Originally, firearms like the 1911 and earlier polymer-framed, striker-fired guns lacked rails for weapon lights, but many modern handguns feature accessory rails. For handguns without built-in lights, the article focuses on methods to use handheld lights effectively in low-light conditions. It highlights the Jawline or Temple Index, FBI Carry, and Harries Technique as the primary shooting techniques. Each method has its advantages; the Jawline or Temple Index offers easy scanning and direction of light, the FBI Carry has safety benefits by keeping the light away from the shooter's body, and the Harries Technique provides stabilization but carries some risks of self-flagging. Light discipline, not pointing the light unnecessarily, is emphasized as crucial in tactical situations. The author personally prefers the Jawline or Temple Index but encourages readers to try all methods to see what works best for their shooting style.