Bounding Drill - Ghost Firearms Training course

Published on April 25, 2022
Duration: 1:36

This video demonstrates a bounding overwatch drill for group tactical movement on an outdoor range, utilizing AR-style rifles. Students practice advancing, engaging targets from various cover positions (plastic barriers, barrels, wooden barricades), and transitioning between kneeling and prone stances. The drill emphasizes coordinated movement and effective use of cover under instructor guidance, as part of the 'Accelerated Beginner Carbine' course by Ghost Firearms Training.

Quick Summary

Bounding overwatch is a tactical movement technique where team members advance in stages. One group provides cover fire while the other moves forward to a new position, then they switch roles, ensuring continuous coverage and safe advancement. Effective cover use involves presenting your rifle from behind barriers at various heights and angles, transitioning smoothly, and maintaining a stable shooting stance.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Group Tactical Movement Introduction
  2. 00:06Shooting From Red Barrier Cover
  3. 00:19Dynamic Cover Transitions to Blue Barrel
  4. 00:30Bounding Overwatch Practice
  5. 00:40Engaging Targets From Barrels
  6. 00:48Utilizing Red Barrier for Cover
  7. 00:52Diverse Cover Shooting Positions
  8. 01:14Rapid Prone Transition Drill
  9. 01:21Wooden Barricade Engagement
  10. 01:28Course & Company Presentation

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a bounding overwatch drill?

A bounding overwatch drill is a tactical movement technique where team members advance in stages. One group provides cover fire while the other moves forward to a new position, then they switch roles, ensuring continuous coverage and safe advancement.

How do you effectively use cover in tactical shooting?

Effective cover use involves presenting your rifle from behind barriers (like barrels or walls) at various heights and angles, transitioning smoothly between positions, and maintaining a stable shooting stance to engage targets accurately.

What are key elements of group tactical movement?

Group tactical movement requires coordinated advancement, utilizing bounding overwatch techniques, maintaining situational awareness, and effective communication between team members to cover each other and move safely and efficiently.

What type of rifles are used in this bounding drill?

The bounding drill features students using AR-15 style rifles. These rifles are commonly equipped with accessories like red dot sights, LPVOs, weapon lights, and vertical foregrips for tactical applications.

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