In reference to the flagging thing. I think yes us civilians that are trying to learn need to be 100% disciplined as far as flagging. The difference in my opinion is the CAG guy is an absolute professional running around with a few others just like him and they trust each other to not ND. Like he said, real world in a small area such as this flagging is unavoidable but they will have the mechanical safety and the finger safety on. I’ve always been safety on until ready to break the shot, then safe back on. Thought it was the only way. Apologies-confused on who’s channel this is but I enjoyed the conversation!
I've heard in many interviews with tier 1 operators that they say in their selection processes, that "what they learned as gospel" goes out the window quickly. I've always wondered what it could be they're talking about...after seeing this, it's pretty clear all the super super strict "never ever flag another person in the cqb house" goes out the door. These guys are always operating at such a insane but accurate and deliberate pace that flagging becomes inevitable and let's be honest here...if u have ur finger off the trigger and weapon on safe, wtf would it matter to folks at this level if they flag someone? Lol
The role playing opposition force just stood around holding their guns and did not fight back at all. Anybody would have either surrendered or tried to actually take cover and shoot back. I agree with the FAST guy that this was very unrealistic. The opposition force could hear the helicopter and had plenty of time to take cover and shoot back or decide to surrender.
Ur joking, right? Do u not know the background of this video??? All the crap Stoker was talking? He was absolutely a LOT nicer than most folks would be to a huge shit talker.
In reference to the flagging thing. I think yes us civilians that are trying to learn need to be 100% disciplined as far as flagging. The difference in my opinion is the CAG guy is an absolute professional running around with a few others just like him and they trust each other to not ND. Like he said, real world in a small area such as this flagging is unavoidable but they will have the mechanical safety and the finger safety on. I’ve always been safety on until ready to break the shot, then safe back on. Thought it was the only way.
Apologies-confused on who’s channel this is but I enjoyed the conversation!
I've heard in many interviews with tier 1 operators that they say in their selection processes, that "what they learned as gospel" goes out the window quickly. I've always wondered what it could be they're talking about...after seeing this, it's pretty clear all the super super strict "never ever flag another person in the cqb house" goes out the door. These guys are always operating at such a insane but accurate and deliberate pace that flagging becomes inevitable and let's be honest here...if u have ur finger off the trigger and weapon on safe, wtf would it matter to folks at this level if they flag someone? Lol
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The role playing opposition force just stood around holding their guns and did not fight back at all. Anybody would have either surrendered or tried to actually take cover and shoot back. I agree with the FAST guy that this was very unrealistic. The opposition force could hear the helicopter and had plenty of time to take cover and shoot back or decide to surrender.
Delta or not, Matt is is pretty arrogrant
Ur joking, right? Do u not know the background of this video???
All the crap Stoker was talking? He was absolutely a LOT nicer than most folks would be to a huge shit talker.
@@SemperFi_EDC_Guy I do know the background of the video, and Matt is still arrogant. If that bothers you, too bad.
@taylorbrown3336 how should he have talked to the guy who made a 30 plus minute reaction video berating him? Just curious. 🤔
@@SemperFi_EDC_Guy By sticking to facts and reason. It's not that hard.
@@taylorbrown3336 which he did. Lol.