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@ 14:15 mark, when that long scope is a incovenience, to the situation…
Lol
Just run pmags…… Be a normal guy
@georgeterro By "wrong arm" I assume he means that he used the wrong arm to rack the slide back. Should use support hand (left), keeping eyes on target and firing hand on your gun.
No eye protection on first guy? Real smart
What size barrel is on the RRA?
There should be more communicating while moving and reloading… One guy should be moving while the other is cover by fire.
Great vid just not enough muzzle awareness
when you say wrong arm what does that mean?? when he is trying to rerack
Looks fun as hell man..
AWESOME intro music.. And SWEEEEEEET AR's:) 7:00 "O Shit" lmfao
AWESOME intro music.. And SWEEEEEEET AR's:)
AWESOME intro music..
Can civilians get supresors?
S.P.O.R.T.S. Slap the mag, pull the charging handle, observe the chamber, release the charging handle, tap forward assist, squeeze the trigger.
one person has a small penis.
My leatherwood has 1-4X zoom so I really don't see a whole lot of advantage to having a more open red dot or holo sight. If we plan on doing only close range fast target acquisition shooting on a particular day then I'll take the optics off and run my YHM flip up sight and magpul gen 2 MBUS rear sight. Basically I made that choice for optics because it gives me a lot of flexibility. Heavy as hell though.
guys why no EOTechs?Just bougt a winham an have magpu buis and a 3-12×44 compact swat cope on quick disconnects,but was thinkinking about an eotech.Any thoughts I love your guys vids and want to know what you thik if I do decide on a red dot holo sight.Thanks gys
great video itd b awesome 2 run with yal 1day
@citizensniper i would go with a different mount the will let you mount further forward or adjust the eye relief on you scope
@4everInaDay520 much appreciated good sir
@Grunt922 It's just the stock Rock River 7" handguard. Nothing fancy about it. Though I will have to note that RRA does Loctite those bad boys on there so you literally have to take your AR to a smith to get it free if you want to swap it. There should be a Vid in the process where I'm trying to cut weight on my AR and we thought it was that handguard that was the culprit. Turns out those things are only like 11oz. Thank goodness…
@MrTacticalbacon Tac latch would be nice. I moved my optics further back to mitigate the front weight, and now they're a minor interference. I can still get to the latch no problem, but CSs optics have a much larger diameter than mine. That's probably something I'll add down the road when I feel like I haven't pumped money into my AR in a while.
@11bravo91 Much appreciated. I'd say this video demonstrates a dramatic improvement in trigger control (overcoming the flip). On the downside, running in front of bullets tends to be an unintelligent decision. The issue was that my optics were zoomed in, and I was focused too much on staying on target. Being more aware of my surroundings should increase my life expectancy.
i would say issues that cs is having are do to the stock being out to far and a tac latch would eliminate some of the issues as well