Tactically Squared Away by Nutnfancy [How to Prepare for a TNP Shoot]

Published on October 17, 2011
Duration: 49:57

Nutnfancy's 'Tactically Squared Away' philosophy emphasizes a complete, integrated system for carbine and pistol use, not just individual components. He stresses reliability in rifle selection (AR-15, AK variants), favoring factory builds. For optics, he highlights the need for magnification (LPVOs) beyond 100 yards for target identification under stress, while acknowledging red dots' speed at close range. Pistol carry options include reliable service models with accessible holsters, and magazine management on a plate carrier is crucial.

Quick Summary

Nutnfancy's 'Tactically Squared Away' philosophy focuses on integrated carbine and pistol systems. He advises reliable rifle selection (AR-15, AK), preferring factory builds. For optics, he highlights the need for magnification (LPVOs) beyond 100 yards for stress accuracy, while acknowledging red dots' close-range speed. Proper LBE with magazine management and essential protective gear are also key.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Tactically Squared Away Philosophy
  2. 01:58Ground Rules & Engagement Ranges
  3. 06:01Rifle & Carbine Selection Criteria
  4. 10:18Sling Systems: Single vs. Two-Point
  5. 13:58Optics: Red Dot vs. Magnified (LPVO)
  6. 17:57Pistol Systems & Holster Placement
  7. 21:04Load Bearing Equipment & Magazine Management
  8. 25:26Protective Gear & Clothing Essentials

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Nutnfancy's 'Tactically Squared Away' concept?

The 'Tactically Squared Away' concept emphasizes building an integrated system of gear for carbine and pistol use, ensuring all components work together reliably for immediate deployment, rather than just owning disparate items.

What are realistic engagement ranges for a carbine system?

Nutnfancy defines realistic engagement ranges for a carbine system as 0-200 yards. He notes that accurately hitting targets under stress at 200 yards is significantly more challenging than in static practice.

What type of optics does Nutnfancy recommend for tactical carbines?

Nutnfancy discusses the trade-offs between red dots and low-power variable optics (LPVOs). While red dots excel at close range, he stresses that magnification is crucial for target identification and accuracy at 100-200 yards under stress.

How should magazines be managed on a plate carrier?

For magazine management on a plate carrier, Nutnfancy recommends a standard loadout of three carbine magazines and three pistol magazines. He also stresses the importance of using a dump pouch for efficient magazine retention during reloads.

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