Russian SF training. NUTS!
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spec50trout
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Saw that on tv a while back. I must admit it was part of my mall ninja technique research. Crazy how with all the advanced training he still lets one go at his feet.
22doberman22
choot'em
I'm more on the side thinking it wasn't accidental.
I don't think so.
It happen more than once
and on the second time I saw it,
his finger (was) straight and off the trigger
and in slow mo he went from that position
to finger inside the trigger well, pulled the trigger once,
and then back to straight and off the trigger.
oppsImissed
Well-Known Member
And I thought shooting USPSA was nerve racking.
freedive10
-Global Mod-, Caballoloco
Russia Only Drill!? Yeah, I have seen this in type of training in Central America! No Gracias!
SpeedRacer
Well-Known Member
The shooting at the ground is indeed intentional, and is trained as a method to distract and repel. Larry Vickers discussed it on another forum. Friggin' nuts.
Very very very very different. They didn't put a vest on Marge and Shoot her in the chest. The HR Demos done in the UK and US are done in a very controlled
Rehearsed fashion like an Airshow by The Blue Angels. Looks crazy from the ground but the pilots have practiced every stick movement a thousand times and for them it's a dance.
Rehearsed fashion like an Airshow by The Blue Angels. Looks crazy from the ground but the pilots have practiced every stick movement a thousand times and for them it's a dance.
Talk about nuts. If the situation is intense enough to warrant shooting at the peoples feet to disburse them, then you would almost think it's time to start dropping people. With my luck a bullet would ricochet and hit me in the damn shin!
Most of it is pretty nuts, but there is one part that caught my attention as a potentially useful drill, once modified for safety, is the math drill. It's at 2:25. I think the idea of lateral movement, multiple targets and having people yelling math problems to solve and shoot the correct dot could be a good confidence drill. Even some jostling could be ok in an advanced setting. Just skip the turning around, shooting into the ground and shooting next to the shooters head.
Thoughts?
Thoughts?
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Some jog 1.5 miles and immediately go to the firing line to shoot. Others run 100 yards and immediately shoot. Some run, do sit up and push ups and immediately shoot. Some run, do exercises and have to assemble their gun before shooting. Some do any of the above and then get hit with brass as they shoot. Some are told if they miss the head of the hostage their loved one will die. There are many safe ways to induce stress on a shooter.
