Magpul Dynamics

[misanthropist]

I'm not a rocket surgeon or anything so take this for what it's worth, but I THINK it's maybe someone who fights, using a gun as his primary weapon?

Not sure about that though, might want to look it up.

 

[Miraclejoe]

http://www.google.ca/search?q=Gunfi...s=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a

 

[notbsd]

Regarding the communication on MD classes, versus Viking Tactics. Kyle Lamb (VTAC) was a CAG shooter -- like LAV (Vickers Tactical) and Paul Howe (CSAT) - neither of those two are big on the communication of stoppages and reloading - as the theory is during a gun fight - if your primary goes down, you've immediately gone to secondary - and when you shooting and explosiions are happening, your not going to hear much unless you send it over the air - and then your sending info no especially critical to the ground fight and may be stepping on more critical info being passed.
Verbal communication is good, but if you have a stoppage you've probably taken a knee (if your beyond immediate transition range) and that is a visual picture your teammates can identify, plus before your getting back up you've got to get a visual that is GTG to get up anyway (as your going really asking to take one in the melon if you just shout out and stand up)

Kevin, thank you very much. This was very helpful.

 

[nestle]

So that's what glorified rent-a-cops like to call themselves?

 

[misanthropist]

You are going to last a long time here, make good friends, and learn a lot. I can just tell.

 

[the judge]

So that's what glorified rent-a-cops like to call themselves?

Now at 12 posts...wow...get a ticket for something recently? Some BAD policeman steal your marihuana?

 

[enefgee]

Oh excellent, I get to use this - for the first time in about 4 years here




Thanks, Dude

 

[evan the cdn]

So that's what glorified rent-a-cops like to call themselves?

Wow. You might want to sit back and read a few posts to get to know who's who on the forum before you start shooting your mouth off.

 

[nestle]

Please enlighten me then.

 

[USP]

Please enlighten me then.

your trolling and baiting members give it a rest.

 

[Onagoth]

Please enlighten me then.

Am I the only one that looks at this and sees man children just trying to live out their commando fantasies?

This is a classic example of what others are talking about... People who take tactical training courses, even civilians, do not do so to live out their 'commando fantasies'. They do it to improve their shooting ability, learn some new tactics, be competitive in action shooting, prepare for potential self defense cases, etc, etc.

This post just exemplifies your ignorance. Your follow up posts just confirmed it.

 

[Leibermuster]

This is a classic example of what others are talking about... People who take tactical training courses, even civilians, do not do so to live out their 'commando fantasies'. They do it to improve their shooting ability, learn some new tactics, be competitive in action shooting, prepare for potential self defense cases, etc, etc.

This post just exemplifies your ignorance. Your follow up posts just confirmed it.

+1
There is many #### disturbers here and arm chair generals that never offer anything productive.

 

[Tom_Swift]

All of you are arguing worse the a polygamist sect. Can't you all just appreciate how awesome Aerial Platform Operations is.

 

[nestle]

Don't kid yourselves, these classes are no different than people getting together and flying RC planes. Sure it is fun, but you lose any credibility when you begin to think such training is "real" or even remotely practical to situations you will never encounter.

 

[ESQ]

Did you really come here to annoy people?

Remember, in the US where that is filmed, people ARE allowed to carry for self defence and knowing how to use your firearm effectively is as important as owning it.

So yes it is practical.

 

[nestle]

Did you really come here to annoy people?

Remember, in the US where that is filmed, people ARE allowed to carry for self defence and knowing how to use your firearm effectively is as important as owning it.

So yes it is practical.

I don't think so. In reality, when one finds oneself in a defensive situation, all discipline breaks down as the adrenalin rush kicks in and the individual responds violently and without coordination. Shootouts are wild chaotic encounters, you are no different. You have to lose your conformist forum drone mentality, many online interest groups suffer from this.

 

[ESQ]

You revert to the level of your training.
You are saying having training is equivalent to having no training.

 

[nestle]

You are saying having training is equivalent to having no training.

That's exactly right. Duress has this ability of commanding your mind and body completely. I'm afraid these videos are a feel-good fantasy.

 

[Tom_Swift]

Don't kid yourselves, these classes are no different than people getting together and flying RC planes. Sure it is fun, but you lose any credibility when you begin to think such training is "real" or even remotely practical to situations you will never encounter.

[SARCASM] Your absolutely right because Christ Costa and Travis Haley have never had any service experience ever the fact that they train Police, Military, Private Contractors, and Civilians means nothing.[/SARCASM]

Half of your 15 posts are trolling this thread. Hurray for likening some Servicemen to the fat kid airsofters.

 

[WWIII]

That's exactly right. Duress has this ability of commanding your mind and body completely. I'm afraid these videos are a feel-good fantasy.