Moving & Shooting Tips with Army Ranger Dave Steinbach
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- In this video, retired Army Ranger and Army Marksmanship Unit member, Dave Steinbach, covers some moving and shooting tips.
Footage it taken from one of our Tactical Pistol and Carbine classes.
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Had the honor of meeting, and talking to, Dave today at SHOT Show 2022. Good dude!
I lo,e how these movement video drills you produce build upon the others. Excellent!
Great stuff thank you . ? Did you make them shot weak side on that drill to ?
Outstanding drill. Thanks for sharing, Dave👍
Good stuff. Would love to do that drill in low light/no light too (after I get the hang of it in daylight of course).
Right on
I know this is not on topic but what's your recommendation on a Plate Carrier that will hold 11X14"s?? I have seen the Scarab LT and the JPC 2.0..... recommendation's appreciated.... Thanks Gents
Those or anything first spear. Depends what your priorities are and what you're looking for in a plate carrier. There's no ultimate carrier that can do everything to be honest. For example the "best" carrier differs for load bearing, low viz, all around, back panel compatibility, placard comparability, weight, comfortability, etc. The lost goes on. You can never go wrong with solid brands like Crye, first spear, velocity systems, etc but those are pricey and are considered "top of the line." However, comfort, quality, and weight should be at the top of your priorities regardless of your particular needs.
Really enjoy your vids. I have trained some of those things but it has been 3+ years. Need more money for training!
Love watching you guys!! Any plans on being in central to northern ca soon?
Guys, what is the optimal length for a 556 ar thats under 16 inches? I was thinking 11.5 or 14.5?
Thank you
Welcome!
Whoo, Dave got red!
Good info though! Keep it up!
I was always taught never to cross your feet, worst case was to shuffle step.. guess tactics change over the years.
Same here and i wasnt tought years ago.
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I’m one of them wrong handed people . Lol😂
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Trigger time D.S and T.F
How does this translate to a civilian setting?
This is TACTICAL Hyve James. Thanks for commenting though.