The Magpul Dynamics - The Art of the Tactical Carbine DVD

[JamesInTheWorld]

The Magpul Dynamics - The Art of the Tactical Carbine DVD is the most HOT SHIT Tac DVD I have ever watched

No Shit – Buy this DVD right now – do not pass go – do not collect 200 bones




~James

[Devlin]

It is a very good video, they have even made a second part. They also have a new handgun DVD out.

[Hitoru]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ye30b3TL5wI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJQTpTlj ... re=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTr8xvkU ... re=related

[Devlin]

That red head chick in the business suit is smoking hot ! Wow

[Hitoru]

True that.

[JamesInTheWorld]

Yep I saw the Chopper one – man those guys are hot shit shooters


~JITW

[gruntsregret]

it looks just like any other tac shooting video, good stuff but it gives a sense of false confidence. Just because you learn the moves and techniques while practicing does not mean you would be able to use them when you had to. To commit those things to the level of muscle memory required to actually be viable in a combat situation requires months of training and repitition

[Woodsman]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ye30b3TL5wI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJQTpTlj ... re=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTr8xvkU ... re=related

Fancy. Love the music and the cute redhead.

Annie Oakley could shoot better than any of those pussies.

[JamesInTheWorld]

it looks just like any other tac shooting video, good stuff but it gives a sense of false confidence. Just because you learn the moves and techniques while practicing does not mean you would be able to use them when you had to. To commit those things to the level of muscle memory required to actually be viable in a combat situation requires months of training and repitition

Exactly, professional golf players practice golf everyday, chefs cook everyday and shooters train for months and years.

I do agree that the techniques presented in the video are not for casual firearms enthusiasts.

~James

[RYP]

Five comments:

- Most tactical goobers are killed by IEDs, so tactical shmacktical

- if you are using your long gun sights...you are not in a real gunfight

- if you are using a pistol..you're already dead.

- Three words of advice: grenades, grenades, grenades..

- Those cars and trucks died for someone's bad aiming sins

[JamesInTheWorld]

- Most tactical goobers are killed by IEDs, so tactical shmacktical

That’s because they train like the guys in the magpul vids and they are usually highly experienced contractors or ex-mil guys = they can hold there own in a shoot-out so less of them get killed when its gun-to-gun as apposed to driving down the road and an IED goes off

Sans good practical training and experience the amount of guys killed in places like Iraq and Afghanistan would be way more than deaths by IED’s

~JITW

[Lost Boy]

- if you are using a pistol..you're already dead.

Really?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herman_Hanneken
I'd have to respectfully disagree.
(Just so you know, the Navy Crosses were for guys he got with his M1911.)

I'll agree that in almost any situation a long gun is preferable to a pistol, but that does not make the pistol worthless. We carry pistols because they are portable, not because they are powerful. The first rule of gun-fighting is to bring a gun. If you are in a situation where it is impractical or a little too conspicuous to carry your rifle or shotgun slung over your shoulder, that sidearm can save your life if you know what you're doing. In a pinch, a man with a good pistol (hint: not the Beretta, like what the military uses) who is highly qualified in its use can ruin a rifle squad at close range. (And it's been done before.)

Proper shot placement will trump higher caliber almost every time, and this is just as true with pistols as it is with rifles. The reason why your rule has become so popularly repeated is because the military has shamefully neglected pistol training, deeming it to be obsolete. This is because it takes less time and money to train a man to become reasonably skilled with a rifle than it does to train someone to be effective with a pistol. In cases where it is offered in the military, it is glossed over and woefully dismal.

So yes, it's true that you grab your shotgun or rifle first, but you can't carry a shotgun inside your belt, under your coat, in your briefcase, or in your glove compartment.

And brother, when you need it and don't got it, you sing a whole different tune.

[JamesInTheWorld]

Has anyone seen the new Magpul vids yet?


~James