These guys sure can operate

[Exodus343]

Yup. Close to magwell for maneuverability. Close to muzzle for stability.

this

magwell for clearing rooms and corners etc, "driving" forward for everything else

[Bobby Ricigliano]

It has taken me a while to get used to the support thumb over the top of the handguard style of shooting. I resisted it forever, but it does work. During a daylong shoot & scoot type carbine class (400+ rounds) we were beat over the head repeatedly to use this technique. A lot of guys like to tuck up on the magwell but the muzzle bounces around a lot more with this hold.

I assume these guys in the video are civilians, but they seem to take their weaponcraft seriously. Pretty dynamic stuff. I'd guess they would outshoot and outmaneuver your average chubb who hits the range 3 times a year and feels like an operator with his overpriced and underused rifle, feeling like Audie Murphy as he bangs a plate at 100 yards from a rest with magnified optics.

[Exodus343]

It has taken me a while to get used to the support thumb over the top of the handguard style of shooting. I resisted it forever, but it does work. During a daylong shoot & scoot type carbine class (400+ rounds) we were beat over the head repeatedly to use this technique. A lot of guys like to tuck up on the magwell but the muzzle bounces around a lot more with this hold.

I assume these guys in the video are civilians, but they seem to take their weaponcraft seriously. Pretty dynamic stuff. I'd guess they would outshoot and outmaneuver your average chubb who hits the range 3 times a year and feels like an operator with his overpriced and underused rifle, feeling like Audie Murphy as he bangs a plate at 100 yards from a rest with magnified optics.

lol
good thing I hit the range every two weeks then

[defcon]

Its a nice video, I'm curious about the way how one of them holds his AR-15. He holds it in such a way that the left hand is full extended and straight while still aiming down the sights.

Does anyone here hold their AR-15 or other rifles like that?

i dont see anyone doing that at my local ranges

i hold mine with my pinky finger sticking out

[ocabj]

Its a nice video, I'm curious about the way how one of them holds his AR-15. He holds it in such a way that the left hand is full extended and straight while still aiming down the sights.

Does anyone here hold their AR-15 or other rifles like that?

I'm a High Power Rifle shooter, so I shoot close to the magwell.



But, if I were going to shoot tactical/dynamic/adaptive rifle/carbine, then I would use the extended arm technique.

[Sinister_1]

Newbs....

[CWDraco]

The straight arm hold helps keep the muzzle on target because of the opposing force (your hand hold) close to where the rise starts from (the muzzle).

The straight arm uses more energy and as time goes on depending on your training, will eventually hinder your ability to hold the rifle. Luckily 99.999999999999% of civilian combat only last a few minutes.

That being said, train as you intend to fight.

[Exodus343]

The straight arm hold helps keep the muzzle on target because of the opposing force (your hand hold) close to where the rise starts from (the muzzle).

The straight arm uses more energy and as time goes on depending on your training, will eventually hinder your ability to hold the rifle. Luckily 99.999999999999% of civilian combat only last a few minutes.

That being said, train as you intend to fight.

THIS

[blazeaglory]

COME AT ME BRO!!!

[ocabj]

COME AT ME BRO!!!

[Exodus343]

LOL

[krisjon]

They're not true Asian mafia, though. I didn't see any dynamic shooting with stripper poles.

[Untamed1972]

They can't be operators.......I didn't hardly see any MultiCam......gotta have MultiCam to be an operator LOL

[deckhandmike]

I look pretty operator too until someone shoots back. These guys are 3 gunners not operators. My apologies if any have served but running around to cool music and shooting fast does not make you an operator. Good shooting though.

[SuperSet]

I look pretty operator too until someone shoots back. These guys are 3 gunners not operators. My apologies if any have served but running around to cool music and shooting fast does not make you an operator. Good shooting though.

3gunners wear helmets and plate rigs?