Videos tagged with 360 Degree Shoot House

This video critiques Tim Kennedy's participation in a 360-degree shoot house training exercise, highlighting perceived flaws in the instruction and application of CQB tactics for civilians. The discussion emphasizes the importance of practical, scenario-based training that prioritizes threat assessment and legal considerations over purely aesthetic or marketing-driven techniques. The analysis suggests that while the facility offers advanced features, the training methods shown may not be optimal for the average civilian defender.

This video tours Close Quarters Tactical (CQT) in Shelby Township, Michigan, a 30,000 sq ft facility offering advanced training for law enforcement and military. It highlights a simulated town street for building clearing, a 360-degree shoot house with AR550 steel plate construction capable of stopping .308 rounds, and a specialized breaching door. A key feature is the use of Simunitions, allowing realistic training with real firearms equipped with conversion kits that fire paint projectiles, enabling safe engagement of live targets without the risk of live ammunition. The facility also includes a mat room for hand-to-hand combat training and a 14-lane indoor firing range with wet snail traps capable of handling up to .50 BMG.