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Published on August 23, 2023
Duration: 0:57

This guide details the 45/45 shotgun breaching technique as demonstrated by a Tactical Rifleman instructor. It emphasizes precise weapon placement, coordination, and efficient post-breach weapon transition. The technique is designed for tactical professionals to effectively defeat door locks while minimizing risk to the breaching team.

Quick Summary

The 45/45 shotgun breaching technique involves precise positioning of the muzzle at a 45-degree upward and 45-degree outward angle against the door frame, targeting the lock. This ensures the shot destroys the mechanism while directing the projectile away from the team, followed by a rapid transition to a primary rifle for entry.

Chapters

  1. 00:00The 45/45 Breaching Technique
  2. 00:26Executing the Breach
  3. 00:42Post-Breach Transition

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 45/45 shotgun breaching technique?

The 45/45 technique involves positioning a shotgun's muzzle at a 45-degree upward and 45-degree outward angle against the door frame, specifically targeting the locking mechanism for effective destruction during tactical entry.

What is the primary goal of the 45/45 breaching angle?

The primary goal is to ensure the shotgun blast effectively destroys the door's locking mechanism while directing the shot's trajectory away from the breaching team, enhancing safety and operational effectiveness.

What are the key steps in executing a shotgun breach?

Key steps include identifying the breach point, racking the shotgun, setting the 45/45 angle, coordinating with teammates, firing to breach the lock, and then transitioning to a primary weapon for entry.

Why is weapon transition important after a shotgun breach?

Transitioning from a breaching shotgun to a primary rifle is crucial for immediate engagement capabilities once inside the breached space, allowing the operator to effectively address threats encountered during entry.

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