Active Crisis Consulting Advanced Rifle & Pistol Training + Punishments

Published on March 29, 2024
Duration: 37:34

This video details advanced rifle and pistol training focused on tactical movement and retreat techniques, emphasizing 'shoot, move, communicate' and bounding overwatch. It covers critical skills like ammo conservation, immediate action drills for rifle malfunctions by transitioning to a pistol, and the 'Last Man Command' protocol for coordinated withdrawals. The training highlights the importance of maintaining situational awareness and effective team coordination under fire.

Quick Summary

Tactical retreats and bounding movements are essential skills. The 'shoot, move, communicate' principle dictates that one person provides suppression fire while the other moves to cover, then they switch roles. This ensures continuous engagement and safe repositioning.

Chapters

  1. 00:33Day Three Morning Briefing
  2. 01:37Introduction to the Drill
  3. 02:48Understanding Bounding
  4. 03:10Shoot, Move, Communicate Explained
  5. 04:07Ammo Conservation and Cadence
  6. 08:06Rifle Malfunction Drill
  7. 08:49Pistol Transition Strategy
  8. 11:10Interpreting Teammate Gunshots
  9. 13:15Last Man Command Protocol
  10. 16:48Sling Discussion: Issues and Solutions
  11. 22:46Fundamentals: Pistol Accuracy Drills
  12. 28:10Steel Challenge Warm-up
  13. 32:37Morning Session Recap & Kill House Preview
  14. 34:04Pharaoh Concepts Gear Review

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the core principle of tactical movement during a gunfight?

The core principle is 'shoot, move, communicate.' This means one person provides suppressive fire to keep the enemy's heads down while another moves to a new position of cover, then they switch roles.

How should you handle a rifle malfunction during a tactical retreat?

If your rifle malfunctions, immediately transition to your pistol. This is generally faster than clearing the malfunction and allows you to maintain defensive capabilities or continue moving.

What is 'Last Man Command' in tactical scenarios?

Last Man Command is a critical verbal signal used during retreats. The last person to pass the firing line must yell 'Last Man' to the covering shooter, indicating it's safe for them to cease fire and move.

Why is ammo conservation important in tactical training?

Ammo conservation is vital because running dry during a firefight leaves you vulnerable. Understanding your ammunition count and coordinating with teammates ensures continuous suppressive fire and avoids simultaneous dry reloads.

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