Gatekeeping fighting tactics is always cringe. Sure Vet your students, but a blanket policy of Mil/LE only is a problem and frankly flies in the face of the spirit of this countries Second Amendment, specifically the part that says "...being well regulated..."
I get both sides of the argument. I still lean more towards that civilians should be allowed this kind of training because I don't like the idea of not being allowed to do, own, or learn something cool that government sponsored guys get to. Also, thanks for the shoutout :3
Love your content so I'll try keeping it short to not bore you. Civs should learn CQB because they are their own first responders. LE only know danger when they're brought to it or are within range and we should know they have no obligation to protect us. That being said CQB is basically a meet your savior Speedrun cause it's basically suicide, especially as a one man team. The only reason I see it personally viable is when there's an attacker in your home and a loved one is in another room. Lastly let's remember that the military doesn't set their vets in the right places. Being a Navy seal didn't give you people skills or how to read a room. These guys need money and your local pencil pushing cop ain't paying if they been on the job a few years and never felt the need to use their gun. But a civ who's seen John Wick or wants to Larp will throw money. If they don't wanna cater to us, then we have airsoft. I was offered a shooting class where they have simunitions and I thought of you guys. It's about $250 for a class but also $35 for just one mag worth of the ammo. Definitely looking at Airsoft so that I can actually look into doing the training, but learn from the pros, and then train with buddies in Airsoft. Good balance.
Pretty good points, i appreciate the input. Also dedicated games with airsoft are a great use of training if everyone is in the right mindset, its just tough to organize that kind of thing.
@@DWAIvideos I understand, and it'll definitely be a challenge tryna find people with a similar mindset. I have to talk to a friend and see if they're willing to help set up small games where it's implemented. Love your content!
I figured the best way to skip CQB training would be to using my M202 Flash incendiary rocket launcher. No need for CQB if you cook the entire building 😅😂
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Gatekeeping fighting tactics is always cringe. Sure Vet your students, but a blanket policy of Mil/LE only is a problem and frankly flies in the face of the spirit of this countries Second Amendment, specifically the part that says "...being well regulated..."
I get both sides of the argument. I still lean more towards that civilians should be allowed this kind of training because I don't like the idea of not being allowed to do, own, or learn something cool that government sponsored guys get to.
Also, thanks for the shoutout :3
Love your content so I'll try keeping it short to not bore you.
Civs should learn CQB because they are their own first responders. LE only know danger when they're brought to it or are within range and we should know they have no obligation to protect us.
That being said CQB is basically a meet your savior Speedrun cause it's basically suicide, especially as a one man team. The only reason I see it personally viable is when there's an attacker in your home and a loved one is in another room.
Lastly let's remember that the military doesn't set their vets in the right places. Being a Navy seal didn't give you people skills or how to read a room. These guys need money and your local pencil pushing cop ain't paying if they been on the job a few years and never felt the need to use their gun. But a civ who's seen John Wick or wants to Larp will throw money. If they don't wanna cater to us, then we have airsoft.
I was offered a shooting class where they have simunitions and I thought of you guys. It's about $250 for a class but also $35 for just one mag worth of the ammo. Definitely looking at Airsoft so that I can actually look into doing the training, but learn from the pros, and then train with buddies in Airsoft. Good balance.
Pretty good points, i appreciate the input. Also dedicated games with airsoft are a great use of training if everyone is in the right mindset, its just tough to organize that kind of thing.
@@DWAIvideos I understand, and it'll definitely be a challenge tryna find people with a similar mindset. I have to talk to a friend and see if they're willing to help set up small games where it's implemented. Love your content!
I figured the best way to skip CQB training would be to using my M202 Flash incendiary rocket launcher. No need for CQB if you cook the entire building 😅😂
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Yes they should
Yes
Fair enough