Colt M16 Dissipator Woods Walk

Published on November 4, 2022
Duration: 6:54

This video showcases a Colt M16 with an A2 Dissipator upper, previously used by the California Highway Patrol. Hickok45 demonstrates its handling during a 'woods walk' exercise, including engaging targets in semi-auto and full-auto, performing a tactical reload, and emphasizing safe weapon clearing.

Quick Summary

The Colt M16 Dissipator shown features an A2 upper receiver previously used by the California Highway Patrol. During a 'woods walk' exercise, Hickok45 demonstrates tactical reloads and both semi-auto and full-auto fire, emphasizing safe weapon handling and clearing.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Colt M16 Dissipator
  2. 00:42Woods Walk Preparation & Safety
  3. 01:10Target Engagement: Semi & Full Auto
  4. 02:30Tactical Reload Demonstration
  5. 03:08Magazine Capacity Tip
  6. 05:00Conclusion & Weapon Clearing

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Colt M16 Dissipator?

A Colt M16 Dissipator is a select-fire rifle, often featuring an A2 Dissipator upper receiver. This configuration aims to provide rifle-length sight radius with carbine-length gas system advantages. The specific rifle shown was previously used by law enforcement.

What is a 'woods walk' in firearms training?

A 'woods walk' is a practical firearms exercise simulating movement through an environment where potential targets might appear. It emphasizes readiness, target acquisition, and safe handling while navigating terrain, often incorporating drills like tactical reloads.

How is a tactical reload performed?

A tactical reload involves replacing a partially or fully expended magazine with a fresh one while maintaining a tactical advantage or awareness of the surroundings. It's often done during movement or when there's a lull in the action, prioritizing speed and safety.

What are the key safety steps after shooting?

After any shooting session, it's crucial to ensure the firearm is unloaded. This involves removing the magazine, locking the bolt to the rear, and visually and physically inspecting the chamber to confirm it is empty before handling or storing the weapon.

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