with the first evolution ( webbing strap ) exterior firefighting only? looks like a tanglement risk when packed up for interior firefighting or am I wrong?
Don't let smaller kids try and handle these hoses when they run a full pressure. I learned that the hard way as an 70 lb 10 year old base BRAT. Those hoses push back hard.
You have a handle on the branch for a reason. If you hold the hose like the guy does in the first method with his front hand underneath and the hose kicks back you get kicked in the face with the nozzle. Not a great idea.
@@andyoxleyonhistravels because the pistol grip is only for hobbyists that dont go to alot of fires and dont know what they are doing. What the hell is a branch? Ive never seen a branch on a fire hose.
@@resqjason2 In the UK it's a branch. Every department in UK and most of Europe hold it how its supposed to be held. That's why you have it with the grip. Your other hand goes on top so if you need to knock it off quickly you can. But hey you goes have terrible numbers of lodd and seriously so you carry on like that. Perhaps you guys are the hobbyists.
@@andyoxleyonhistravels well you guys stand outside and watch it burn down. You dont even have 2 1/2 inch handlines or even preconnect attack lines 😂😂😂 its hard to get hurt standing in the yard. Go hold your little pistol grip a little tighter princess 😂😂😂
Love the videos!!! DFR
with the first evolution ( webbing strap ) exterior firefighting only? looks like a tanglement risk when packed up for interior firefighting or am I wrong?
Don't let smaller kids try and handle these hoses when they run a full pressure. I learned that the hard way as an 70 lb 10 year old base BRAT. Those hoses push back hard.
Tuck those label chords in those cost pockets gents. Not just for entanglement purposes, but to protect from heat. Stay safe. Thanks for the videos.
MrDoobysm or just get a radio strap
You have a handle on the branch for a reason. If you hold the hose like the guy does in the first method with his front hand underneath and the hose kicks back you get kicked in the face with the nozzle. Not a great idea.
how many fires do you go to each year?
@@resqjason2 What does that have to do with it ?
@@andyoxleyonhistravels because the pistol grip is only for hobbyists that dont go to alot of fires and dont know what they are doing. What the hell is a branch? Ive never seen a branch on a fire hose.
@@resqjason2 In the UK it's a branch. Every department in UK and most of Europe hold it how its supposed to be held. That's why you have it with the grip. Your other hand goes on top so if you need to knock it off quickly you can.
But hey you goes have terrible numbers of lodd and seriously so you carry on like that. Perhaps you guys are the hobbyists.
@@andyoxleyonhistravels well you guys stand outside and watch it burn down. You dont even have 2 1/2 inch handlines or even preconnect attack lines 😂😂😂 its hard to get hurt standing in the yard. Go hold your little pistol grip a little tighter princess 😂😂😂