Hello, guys! We'd like to say again, we KNOW there were a few mistakes in the video. We really try to do everything as best as possible. We are, most of the time, faced with limited time, resources and access to the range. We have to capture everything on one or two cameras with one or two cameramen. So mistakes happen. Thank you for the positive comments and and the constructive criticism, we will try to always do better!
That was outstanding, some of the best Ive seen on youtube, I just have one question: why is there a ziptie on the front grip of that AK at 2:50, guy has a PWS comp so he obviously knows what he is doing but the ziptie just kills it. That and that polished bolt carrier needs to be cold blued or something, bling bling on a combat rifle is a big nono.
It was still nicely executed. I think with the abilities of his teammates they could cover for him would that have been a hot zone. If I may ask, what caused the malfunction?
Thanks guys! This is what you get if you put a cameraman and video editing specialist in charge :) I thought we would just do the drill and film it but he had other plans. It took us almost a whole day and tons of ammo to get the footage he wanted but i have to admit that it looks awesome. Im confident that Gun Noob can do the same, just put him in charge for the day! :) - Polenar
I saw the CADPAT TW and the Vz58s and thought "these guys must be Canadian." Then I saw the Kalashnikov and HK91 and thought "these guys must NOT be Canadian!" So I looked your page up and was surprised to see that you guys are in eastern Europe. It's always nice for American shooters to be reminded that there are "guys like us" across the world.
I find your videos very motivating. I watch and try to figure your next moves before you move. You all work closely and have choreographed your moves well. I look forward to the next videos. Congratulations to you all.
Polenar Tactical Great job! Good videography and cinematics, you guys did a good job of capturing the mood. I agree with RK Harm, very motivating. Makes me want to get back out to the shooting course....now if darn .22lr could be found anywhere again in the US :)
@@PolenarTactical heck I wasn't expecting a reply, you guys are about to make a true fan out of me lol!!!! I'm no high speed team guy operator but I've had alot of cqb training and you guys are spot on with like 95% of what I see. High speed low drag, keep up the good work and stay safe out there!!!
he was having issues from the point they all one line in the prone before advancing.. If it was real world which it isn't he would have been smoked plain and simple.. but this is only for entertainment and for its purpose it was well done other than the obvious bullshit throughout the vid although with all the effort they seem to put into these productions I would have shot that final few minutes again just to get that football bat squared away..lol
Great work guys. I don't know how I miss some of your videos in my feed. I feel like you always sneak one in there every so often and I don't see it till weeks later. Great job all the same. Keep it up.
Thanks man! That's probably because of the stupid youtube layout, it shows everything else on your front page except uploads from subscriptions We try to upload a video every week, ususaly on sunday but that's not always possible
I enjoy your videos, I find them quite entertaining and we need more like them. As someone who does extensive training myself, I can appreciate what you guys are doing, and creating videos like these are "motivational".
It looked great, fairly well set up; the green was a little bright, but camo rarely is perfect for your environment. In forests or even most camouflage situations you generally want something darker, to blend in with the darker area, when you're hiding in the shadows, and just not to attract attention to yourselves (bright colors/shiny things tend to attract attention in general). It wasn't horrible though, and I was impressed that you had so much full body camouflage and generally put effort into your equipment! The covering fire was over-all pretty good, and you have a decent squad set up (SAW guy, marksmen, riflemen n stuff). Of course, normally your enemy wouldn't stay out in the middle of nowhere without cover in the woods and might have even seen you coming, and wouldn't sit still in a firefight but, that's paper targets for you. Over-all I liked it! It was very interesting, and I liked that all of you moved with intensity and speed, and worked together as a team. You might be a little more careful with magazine changes and move a little more in unison, but otherwise it looked fine, especially on the fundamentals. Over-all it looked cool! You moved quickly to maintain your momentum and acted quickly. You might practice in airsoft or other things just to get some training where you respond to other people. As a fireteam (5 guys or so, instead of a full squad) your options are obviously going to be limited, but I really liked your set up. Most of the things that stood out to me (as bad) were relatively minor in all honesty. Was your SAW Gunner, with the drum, using an Ak-74 or an Ak-47? I liked that PTR G3. xP To just throw something in there, you might do well with some grenades or grenade launchers, but of course those are illegal/expensive. They're force multipliers that on a concentrated enemy can take out a lot of people really quickly. In any WROL situation you might consider making some improved explosives, or getting a flare launcher and trying some specialty rounds or something; later on try some drills with smoke grenades/flash bangs, search up how they're generally used and whatnot. I don't find this to be a fault at all (some units in RL barely use explosives or smoke grenades and such) but it is an idea of some kind. Flash bangs or something maybe, tear gas to disorient as your first attack in an ambush. xP
i wasn't impressed until i read the caption. then i became very impressed. glad to see you admit you made mistakes, i counted a few. i wont point them out, because I'm pretty sure your noncom has done that after watching this. what is most important is that you recognize the mistakes, and you correct them. that is what training is for and you are training. well done!
Im a former U.S. Army infantryman, you guys did a great job meneuvering down that hill side. Many soldiers have busted their ass on hills just like that. As for mistakes, a lot U.S. military makes mistakes...no training mission ever goes exactly as planned.
As long as they are as far over as he is back it isn't an issue shotting with the guys in front. When I went through land warfare that was something that was covered. And like others have said the VOA was great...really good volume of fire.
This video kicked ass! I always look forward to your videos but this one was great. You guys rock! I wish I could make my way over to visit you guys. But in the meantime I'm your biggest fan.
This is one of the best AK video you guys have made. HOORAH!! Keep up the team work and stay safe and carry out he mission and E.G.H.... everybody goes home!
Ok, a few pointers guys. Don't take this the wrong way, many of the concepts and basic ideas are good, but you need to focus on the basics, ignore what is being done in movies and what seems to be cool. KISS - keep it simpe, stupid. 1) When moving in a single file, your distancing is good, the focus and speed of movement is also spot on, however you need to agree at the beginning of the patrol who covers what angle, i.e. point man covers the front, then the left side then right side etc. the man in the rear only occasionally looks behind him, when the patrol stops however, then the last man HAS to cover the rear at all times -> in the video whoever is the last man just stops and looks to the right or left, this is problematic, since on angle of attack is open. 2) The way it looks on the video is that you stop in a clearing of sorts before the forest starts, this makes little sense, if you do that, then the team must immediately move into the treeline or to the very edge, so you are not exposed and in an open area. Plus you avoid being silhouetted. 3) Hand signals: idea is good, "passing on" i.e. repeating the signal is a good idea, just one tip, why not collect the team in an all-round defense and then issue orders where everyone can see or hear (whispering) you, quasi a "hedgehog" formation. --> Very important: one handed signals are always done with the weak hand, i.e. the hand on the pistol grip never leaves it. This serves two purposes: one, you get in the habit of being ready to shoot at all times, two you can be aiming in a certain direction and signalling at the same time. Comes in handy in dynamic situations e.g. cqb when signalling "ready" or throwing a flash bang as the first man at the door. 4) The designated marksman/woman or "sniper": concept of her being the cork in the bottle of your L-shaped ambush is good, however her movement and doctrine need some improvement, firstly, it seems strange that she does not have a second supporting soldier and your patrol only has five people, nonetheless, in NATO and western armies, the smallest unit is a "binom" of two soldiers, at a bare minimum. If the enemy were to use an immediate action drill during your ambush and would attempt to break out of the ambush by laying down suppressive fire and assaulting your sniper, she would very quickly be in big trouble. Maybe a light machine gun or grenadier could back her up and help her spot targets. A short comment on her position. The idea of resting the rifle (a G3?) on a branch is excellent and provides stablility and the fact that she is not prone makes for a quck getaway, but wouldn't it be better for her to go prone and use the bipod, I mean it's not like you need to evacuate the scene so quickly after the ambush that the second it would take her to stand up would be a problem. 5) When you spring the trap and start firing, everything looks good, but your movement is a problem,from a military perspective. First of all, you act as individuals, not as elements of a team. Make groups of two, then groups of four etc. as your unit gets bigger. The basic principle and most important rule for Infantrymen is fire and maneuver. You never move unless someone else is covering you or laying down suppressive fire. One group provides cover, the other moves. There is a moment in this video where the whole team is advancing , but no one is covering you (the DM is too far away to do this). Lastly, at one point near the end, one of your guys stops at the edge of the forest and goes prone to engage the targets, this is okay, but he is lacking cover, one must always identify the next cover to move to when moving so as not to end uo in the open. and one more thing: you are communicating, which is excellent, but when yelling that you are moving (i am assuming that's what you are saying during the ambush) after yelling, you must wait for your teammates to confirm that they heard you and that they will cover you while you are moving. Only then do you advance. Just a few pointers. Otherwise, I loved the video, the music, your awesome cadpat, the ghillie suit and the pretty girl in it! Keep it up, go shoot some bad Guys! Or bad targets! Souces: I am an Infantryman (demolitions/mines Specialist and 40mm Grenadier --> equivalent of m203).
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I also kinda found a problem with one of the final scenes where two of the squad members were moving forward and the other two were firing their weapons right behind them with no cover around and a minimum distance of what looked to be not even 10 meters. Isn't that a training hazard? Granted in actual combat I doubt that'll be your first concern but still.
In my opinion he should immediately do a transition to his secondary but i guess he thought he could fix it... At least he still had 3 guys covering for him :)
Wonderful videos. .some people seem to miss the point. .that some training is better the none. If people practice, range training.combined with advise for veterans They can be affective...
Huge thanks for this video from one regular ordinary American working stiff with no real fighting experience. You're doing a great service as we have no choice but to take responsibility for ourselves. Besides, the jihad is already here. My family and I are going to study this video. Thanks, I'll watch for more.
Don't listen to all these CHAIRBORNE Rangers, and even the SALTY ass vets here critiquing your vid. METT-T dictates your distance between each other during movement, and different units use different hand signals. As long as everyone in the team knows wtf they mean then you're good. Good baseline for an ambush, I wouldn't have opened fire with the sniper though, you want as much lead as quick as possible down range initially. Your sniper provides sniper over watch and support. I would have assaulted straight through the objective, making sure my sniper lifted fire, hit my LOA, and then used the center peel to break contact, then re-org and break contact entirely after a safe distance away. Remember METT-T always dictates movement, so if trees are set far apart then that's how far you are apart on the ambush because that's your cover, and your TL can call a wedge, ranger file, tight 360 whenever he chooses. Don't worry about the weapon malfunction because better here on your battle drills then in combat. That's the whole purpose of doing live fires. Decent small unit tactics. Godspeed
I agree with Vincent. I wouldn't want the enemy to know where my sniper fire came from. I would let the assault team engage first and have my sniper as over-watch/support. With the sound of our rifles engaging, they wouldn't even know about the sniper. We used to drill opening fire with a sniper V.I.P. Kill, then assault through while machine gunners on top of hills provided cover fire as we moved up, that was our Standard Operational Procedure for years but that changed.
I agree with what you said! Thank you! Literally couldn't have said it better but a question; Would you want the sniper to stray off like that? Or would you send a buddy (preforably one with a regular carbine) along with them? In scenarios like this I always like to pair people even if it means one less guy on the main front. Also what kind of Military/LE experience do you have? Just curious if you don't mind commenting, no big deal.
nateo200 Mission will dictate and the operational level of your team and your assets. If you have a small team, the objective is relatively small, and your team is at a level where you can leave your sniper on his own without a spotter then it's plausible. If it is a sniper team going out on a particular mission then yes you should always have a sniper and a spotter. But since he's operating as part of a team in on a relatively small objective then it would be plausible. I was a Scout/Sniper with the 10th Mountain Division, U.S. Army. I was the Senior Scout Observer and Point Man for a light infantry reconnaissance team. Contrary to field manuals and SOPs there were times where either I or another team member were out of sight of the rest of the team providing advance eyes on during movement, but nothing crazy far, and we also had radio comms that assisted. Also having a designated rally point after breaking contact will help you rally up after a hasty ambush. But those tactics will usually only work with small units. Larger units will have trouble operating in that manner simply because of command and control issues.
I FUCKING LOVE YOU GUYS!!!!!! Also: I really like your jump downs, you plant yourself very well. Do you also train for say - the bad guys get back up to come in??
I enjoyed this video, thank you! I have an AK and enjoyed seeing it used in a tactical environment. When I was a contractor in Afghanistan, the head of security in our camp and his 2nd were from Slovenia. Would love to go there, it looks gorgeous.
ok this was epic :) so how does it feel to be some of the biggest badasses in Europe? I don't think I have to tell you how much we would love it if you came over to the US and did a vid with all the big gun YT channels
Well, there are way more badass operators in Europe, you can be sure of that. We still try to be as best as we can, though :) Yes, we'd love to make a trip to the US someday. If that happens, we'll definitely let you know!
im subbing...Those were some fluid movement and good unit cohesion.The way the snipers POF was set up then the assault force attacked.It made the enemy focus on the assault force which allowed the sniper free reign to shoot fish in a barrel.Great work Truly cool vid
Great video, but as a M4 guy I just had to ask..... Did I see an AK Jam right at the end of the video???? Um yeah thats what I think I saw lol! You guys are bad ass but I'm just sayin nice Jam!
this video is just like bf4 good graphics and Always fun and respect for your team ps: the ak with the drum magazine just asom greating from a Belgian fan , subcriber ,and gunowner and gunuser
If this were Battlefield, you'd have kids sprinting around, firing on full auto and blowing shit up while insulting your mother, calling you a hacker and saying "CoD sucks".
That was pure awesome!!! Ya mistakes happen weapons don't run 100%of the time I loved every second of it!!wish I had at least one friend I could do this with gets boring alone.loved it keep it up!!!
Polenar Tactical you already stated it but I have to mention.. I love your team's work! Very nice! But the 2nd guy from the right at the end of the video, when his rifle malfunction and he couldn't immediately bring it back online should have instinctively went to his side arm! Very nice work! Everyone gets to play armchair quarterback watching a video but we all know when it's game time training and sound technical ability take over!!! Awesome 👍
Cool vid,the cammo made me hungry for water Mellon,their cammo kinds looks like water Mellon's. The one guy looks like he was having a weapon malfunction that just wouldn't clear
LOL he could still probably out shoot me if he was drunk off his ass, haven't done a tactical drill in years, just shoot like 100 rounds of the handgun once a month.
Hello, guys!
We'd like to say again, we KNOW there were a few mistakes in the video. We really try to do everything as best as possible. We are, most of the time, faced with limited time, resources and access to the range. We have to capture everything on one or two cameras with one or two cameramen. So mistakes happen.
Thank you for the positive comments and and the constructive criticism, we will try to always do better!
Good stuff keep it up!!
Haters gonna Hate...Do What You Do So Well, Have Fun and Make Videos For All to See!
That was outstanding, some of the best Ive seen on youtube, I just have one question: why is there a ziptie on the front grip of that AK at 2:50, guy has a PWS comp so he obviously knows what he is doing but the ziptie just kills it. That and that polished bolt carrier needs to be cold blued or something, bling bling on a combat rifle is a big nono.
It was still nicely executed. I think with the abilities of his teammates they could cover for him would that have been a hot zone.
If I may ask, what caused the malfunction?
Problem is easy: not high speed enough.. also.. less drag.
R.I.P to the guy who's gun was jam continuously. It seems till today the jam has not been fixed.
Some say he's still at that range fixing that jam.
His family sends him food packages and clean socks.
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That's what you're training for too.
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A cualquier militar del mundo le puede suceder y además están entrenados para eso y más se supone....
I was at the edge of my seat! Excellent timing and cinematics guys. Gun Noob will have to work hard to match this!
Thanks guys!
This is what you get if you put a cameraman and video editing specialist in charge :) I thought we would just do the drill and film it but he had other plans. It took us almost a whole day and tons of ammo to get the footage he wanted but i have to admit that it looks awesome.
Im confident that Gun Noob can do the same, just put him in charge for the day! :)
- Polenar
cool AK
Michael K Thanks! :)
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I've never seen such a loadout that looks so Soviet eastern bloc yet so American at the same damn time! Bravo!
Ha! Thanks :)
Canadian camo
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Heh we did steal the CADPAT design I suppose :P
nateo200 Can't blame ya, it's a good pattern :D
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I dont understand why most canadians here refer it as "ugly 80s pixel camo"
loved every second of it. i wish i had enough friends to do these things. its hard with just two. keep it up. subbed
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Shit, I wish I had enough gear, guns at all even
Plus ammo $$$
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I saw the CADPAT TW and the Vz58s and thought "these guys must be Canadian." Then I saw the Kalashnikov and HK91 and thought "these guys must NOT be Canadian!" So I looked your page up and was surprised to see that you guys are in eastern Europe. It's always nice for American shooters to be reminded that there are "guys like us" across the world.
I find your videos very motivating. I watch and try to figure your next moves before you move. You all work closely and have choreographed your moves well. I look forward to the next videos. Congratulations to you all.
Thanks man! :)
Polenar Tactical Great job! Good videography and cinematics, you guys did a good job of capturing the mood. I agree with RK Harm, very motivating. Makes me want to get back out to the shooting course....now if darn .22lr could be found anywhere again in the US :)
Man I've been hooked for 3 days on your videos!!! This is a classic ambush. But it is extremely effective
Glad you like them! :)
@@PolenarTactical heck I wasn't expecting a reply, you guys are about to make a true fan out of me lol!!!! I'm no high speed team guy operator but I've had alot of cqb training and you guys are spot on with like 95% of what I see. High speed low drag, keep up the good work and stay safe out there!!!
Been watching this for seven years. Still love it!
2:56 I was immersed so much I was teethering at the edge of my seat, amazing job
Thank you :)
Great run with your team. Even with the small mistakes you guys nailed it. Continue to put up more video brother.
did any1 realised 1 of the guy having his weapon jammed for quite a while, almost til' the vid's ended'...
would have been a good chance to switch to a sidearm.
not funny but I couldnt help staring at that the whole time. Awesome video though.
he was having issues from the point they all one line in the prone before advancing.. If it was real world which it isn't he would have been smoked plain and simple.. but this is only for entertainment and for its purpose it was well done other than the obvious bullshit throughout the vid although with all the effort they seem to put into these productions I would have shot that final few minutes again just to get that football bat squared away..lol
+robert boulet nah it may be just me but when his gun jammed i think they picked up fire.
there was i time when only 1 guy was shooting and the rest was reloading lmao
A+ on the video. Wouldn't mind more of them. With a breakdown of the movements and hand signals.
We will not negotiate with cardboard!
And so once again the socalist repblic of Cardboardia was halted in its tracks But the brave Men and Woman of Taskforce Polenar.
Nah, man they are a Constitutional republic, like the U.S. established in 1991i think after Yugoslavia disolved.
They are more alike then any other European nation.
These weren't soldiers of cardbordia, they were members of the El Cardboardo drug trafficking cartel.
End the Cardboardist regime
Nice CADPAT lol
I thought I was the only one who noticed 😂😂
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The sniper girl is very well camouflaged , but her weapon is not .When her riffle is visible , she is visible.
Zdzichu Zdzichowski lol her white skin would pop out of the bushes.
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bro its ok to let the rifle be visible. it's just a rifle standing in the middle of nowhere. noone would think it can shoot without a sniper
Grial not allowed
true, her rifle should have silencer
Awsome video guys. i wish i could train like that here in germany.
keep up the good work
Good choice of camouflage. CADPAT looks ideal for that environment.
The drill is nice, I like the aggressiveness, the marksmanship and the stealth.
Fun fun. The ak with the drum seamed to have a very nice trigger. Fun vid gents and lady.
it's 2022 and I'm still loving these old videos
Thanks! :)
Great work guys. I don't know how I miss some of your videos in my feed. I feel like you always sneak one in there every so often and I don't see it till weeks later. Great job all the same. Keep it up.
Thanks man!
That's probably because of the stupid youtube layout, it shows everything else on your front page except uploads from subscriptions
We try to upload a video every week, ususaly on sunday but that's not always possible
Great video brother! You guys always impress
Better run and more aggressive than Ive seen my own Marines run. Good shit.
I enjoy your videos, I find them quite entertaining and we need more like them. As someone who does extensive training myself, I can appreciate what you guys are doing, and creating videos like these are "motivational".
Thanks man, that's nice to hear! :)
I think I found my new favorite channel
Please we need more videos like this one and "Sniper Mission"
I love your videos guys!
It looked great, fairly well set up; the green was a little bright, but camo rarely is perfect for your environment. In forests or even most camouflage situations you generally want something darker, to blend in with the darker area, when you're hiding in the shadows, and just not to attract attention to yourselves (bright colors/shiny things tend to attract attention in general).
It wasn't horrible though, and I was impressed that you had so much full body camouflage and generally put effort into your equipment! The covering fire was over-all pretty good, and you have a decent squad set up (SAW guy, marksmen, riflemen n stuff). Of course, normally your enemy wouldn't stay out in the middle of nowhere without cover in the woods and might have even seen you coming, and wouldn't sit still in a firefight but, that's paper targets for you.
Over-all I liked it! It was very interesting, and I liked that all of you moved with intensity and speed, and worked together as a team. You might be a little more careful with magazine changes and move a little more in unison, but otherwise it looked fine, especially on the fundamentals.
Over-all it looked cool! You moved quickly to maintain your momentum and acted quickly. You might practice in airsoft or other things just to get some training where you respond to other people. As a fireteam (5 guys or so, instead of a full squad) your options are obviously going to be limited, but I really liked your set up. Most of the things that stood out to me (as bad) were relatively minor in all honesty. Was your SAW Gunner, with the drum, using an Ak-74 or an Ak-47? I liked that PTR G3. xP
To just throw something in there, you might do well with some grenades or grenade launchers, but of course those are illegal/expensive. They're force multipliers that on a concentrated enemy can take out a lot of people really quickly. In any WROL situation you might consider making some improved explosives, or getting a flare launcher and trying some specialty rounds or something; later on try some drills with smoke grenades/flash bangs, search up how they're generally used and whatnot. I don't find this to be a fault at all (some units in RL barely use explosives or smoke grenades and such) but it is an idea of some kind. Flash bangs or something maybe, tear gas to disorient as your first attack in an ambush. xP
Thanks for the constructive comments, John! :)
damn, this has to the first time I've heard someone criticise CADPAT
Thats the best video ive ever seen on youtube
Thanks man, that's nice to hear :D
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great video ,cinematography makes the audience part of the unit. keep it up guys gals
Thanks man, we will! :)
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Great video and very nice from-behind-the-shoulders camera! This mixes shotting drills with action video. Fun to watch.
1st move. Commando
2nd move Ambush position
3rd move Volume fire. Maneuver to the Left
4th move Plangka to the Left
Last move Assault.🔥🔥🔥🔥
i wasn't impressed until i read the caption. then i became very impressed. glad to see you admit you made mistakes, i counted a few. i wont point them out, because I'm pretty sure your noncom has done that after watching this. what is most important is that you recognize the mistakes, and you correct them. that is what training is for and you are training. well done!
Im a former U.S. Army infantryman, you guys did a great job meneuvering down that hill side. Many soldiers have busted their ass on hills just like that. As for mistakes, a lot U.S. military makes mistakes...no training mission ever goes exactly as planned.
Great video. At the 4:05 mark the second guy from the bottom of the screen was having multiple malfunctions that always suck in a fire fight.
As long as they are as far over as he is back it isn't an issue shotting with the guys in front. When I went through land warfare that was something that was covered. And like others have said the VOA was great...really good volume of fire.
Nice production quality on this one.
Thanks! Our video editing specialist will be glad to hear that :)
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The guy with the AK and the drum mag was awesome.
This video kicked ass! I always look forward to your videos but this one was great. You guys rock! I wish I could make my way over to visit you guys. But in the meantime I'm your biggest fan.
Thanks man, we appreciate it! :)
Very cool Polenar Tactical ! Keep on training & teaching and never know tyrannical oppression EVER again! This is the key to freedom!
two words for this vid.
FUCKING EPIC.
thanks for taking the time to videotape and post.
Damn man that was awesome. You've come along way from your airsoft vids. Keep up the good work.
Thanks, we will! :)
Great video as always, lady and gentleman. I also like how you can clearly tell which Vz58 is actually Manca's.
This is one of the best AK video you guys have made. HOORAH!! Keep up the team work and stay safe and carry out he mission and E.G.H.... everybody goes home!
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Oh man, This just popped up on my feed. I can't believe it's been 4 years since you did this scene.
Moving! Covering!
Last men! One more!
Digi-camo all the way!
this is some great stuff! Love the camera work!
Well done guys, well done. Appreciate your efforts, enjoy the quality of your work. Thanks!
Legend has it, that guy is still trying to fix the malfunction.. to this day
Ok, a few pointers guys.
Don't take this the wrong way, many of the concepts and basic ideas are good, but you need to focus on the basics, ignore what is being done in movies and what seems to be cool. KISS - keep it simpe, stupid.
1) When moving in a single file, your distancing is good, the focus and speed of movement is also spot on, however you need to agree at the beginning of the patrol who covers what angle, i.e. point man covers the front, then the left side then right side etc. the man in the rear only occasionally looks behind him, when the patrol stops however, then the last man HAS to cover the rear at all times -> in the video whoever is the last man just stops and looks to the right or left, this is problematic, since on angle of attack is open.
2) The way it looks on the video is that you stop in a clearing of sorts before the forest starts, this makes little sense, if you do that, then the team must immediately move into the treeline or to the very edge, so you are not exposed and in an open area. Plus you avoid being silhouetted.
3) Hand signals: idea is good, "passing on" i.e. repeating the signal is a good idea, just one tip, why not collect the team in an all-round defense and then issue orders where everyone can see or hear (whispering) you, quasi a "hedgehog" formation.
--> Very important: one handed signals are always done with the weak hand, i.e. the hand on the pistol grip never leaves it. This serves two purposes: one, you get in the habit of being ready to shoot at all times, two you can be aiming in a certain direction and signalling at the same time. Comes in handy in dynamic situations e.g. cqb when signalling "ready" or throwing a flash bang as the first man at the door.
4) The designated marksman/woman or "sniper": concept of her being the cork in the bottle of your L-shaped ambush is good, however her movement and doctrine need some improvement,
firstly, it seems strange that she does not have a second supporting soldier and your patrol only has five people, nonetheless, in NATO and western armies, the smallest unit is a "binom" of two soldiers, at a bare minimum. If the enemy were to use an immediate action drill during your ambush and would attempt to break out of the ambush by laying down suppressive fire and assaulting your sniper, she would very quickly be in big trouble. Maybe a light machine gun or grenadier could back her up and help her spot targets.
A short comment on her position. The idea of resting the rifle (a G3?) on a branch is excellent and provides stablility and the fact that she is not prone makes for a quck getaway, but wouldn't it be better for her to go prone and use the bipod, I mean it's not like you need to evacuate the scene so quickly after the ambush that the second it would take her to stand up would be a problem.
5) When you spring the trap and start firing, everything looks good, but your movement is a problem,from a military perspective. First of all, you act as individuals, not as elements of a team. Make groups of two, then groups of four etc. as your unit gets bigger. The basic principle and most important rule for Infantrymen is fire and maneuver. You never move unless someone else is covering you or laying down suppressive fire. One group provides cover, the other moves. There is a moment in this video where the whole team is advancing , but no one is covering you (the DM is too far away to do this).
Lastly, at one point near the end, one of your guys stops at the edge of the forest and goes prone to engage the targets, this is okay, but he is lacking cover, one must always identify the next cover to move to when moving so as not to end uo in the open.
and one more thing: you are communicating, which is excellent, but when yelling that you are moving (i am assuming that's what you are saying during the ambush) after yelling, you must wait for your teammates to confirm that they heard you and that they will cover you while you are moving. Only then do you advance.
Just a few pointers. Otherwise, I loved the video, the music, your awesome cadpat, the ghillie suit and the pretty girl in it!
Keep it up, go shoot some bad Guys! Or bad targets!
Souces: I am an Infantryman (demolitions/mines Specialist and 40mm Grenadier --> equivalent of m203).
+Markus Phidelis
Word!
QFT!
Markus Phidelis
True dat
You are good teacher thanks
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I also kinda found a problem with one of the final scenes where two of the squad members were moving forward and the other two were firing their weapons right behind them with no cover around and a minimum distance of what looked to be not even 10 meters. Isn't that a training hazard? Granted in actual combat I doubt that'll be your first concern but still.
hey guys mistakes are ok in training as long as you correct them, just don't make the mistakes when you have to go hunting. great video.
damn at the end the guy in the middle had a bad day two jams that were very serious thats why you train tho good job guys
In my opinion he should immediately do a transition to his secondary but i guess he thought he could fix it...
At least he still had 3 guys covering for him :)
ZIGA!!! Roka i resava
Great video guys, that girl is a badass!
Calm down simp.
@@bh8671 lol you’re a video game dork calling somebody a “simp” on a 6 year old comment... lol get out of your parents house and get a job little boy
well done! amazing video guys. keep up the great work
Wonderful videos. .some people seem to miss the point. .that some training is better the none.
If people practice, range training.combined with advise for veterans They can be affective...
Huge thanks for this video from one regular ordinary American working stiff with no real fighting experience. You're doing a great service as we have no choice but to take responsibility for ourselves. Besides, the jihad is already here. My family and I are going to study this video. Thanks, I'll watch for more.
Don't listen to all these CHAIRBORNE Rangers, and even the SALTY ass vets here critiquing your vid. METT-T dictates your distance between each other during movement, and different units use different hand signals. As long as everyone in the team knows wtf they mean then you're good. Good baseline for an ambush, I wouldn't have opened fire with the sniper though, you want as much lead as quick as possible down range initially. Your sniper provides sniper over watch and support. I would have assaulted straight through the objective, making sure my sniper lifted fire, hit my LOA, and then used the center peel to break contact, then re-org and break contact entirely after a safe distance away. Remember METT-T always dictates movement, so if trees are set far apart then that's how far you are apart on the ambush because that's your cover, and your TL can call a wedge, ranger file, tight 360 whenever he chooses. Don't worry about the weapon malfunction because better here on your battle drills then in combat. That's the whole purpose of doing live fires. Decent small unit tactics. Godspeed
Thanks Vincent, great commentary!
I agree with Vincent. I wouldn't want the enemy to know where my sniper fire came from. I would let the assault team engage first and have my sniper as over-watch/support. With the sound of our rifles engaging, they wouldn't even know about the sniper. We used to drill opening fire with a sniper V.I.P. Kill, then assault through while machine gunners on top of hills provided cover fire as we moved up, that was our Standard Operational Procedure for years but that changed.
KM L Well, situation dictates really. lol
I agree with what you said! Thank you! Literally couldn't have said it better but a question; Would you want the sniper to stray off like that? Or would you send a buddy (preforably one with a regular carbine) along with them? In scenarios like this I always like to pair people even if it means one less guy on the main front. Also what kind of Military/LE experience do you have? Just curious if you don't mind commenting, no big deal.
nateo200 Mission will dictate and the operational level of your team and your assets. If you have a small team, the objective is relatively small, and your team is at a level where you can leave your sniper on his own without a spotter then it's plausible. If it is a sniper team going out on a particular mission then yes you should always have a sniper and a spotter. But since he's operating as part of a team in on a relatively small objective then it would be plausible. I was a Scout/Sniper with the 10th Mountain Division, U.S. Army. I was the Senior Scout Observer and Point Man for a light infantry reconnaissance team. Contrary to field manuals and SOPs there were times where either I or another team member were out of sight of the rest of the team providing advance eyes on during movement, but nothing crazy far, and we also had radio comms that assisted. Also having a designated rally point after breaking contact will help you rally up after a hasty ambush. But those tactics will usually only work with small units. Larger units will have trouble operating in that manner simply because of command and control issues.
The "sniper" was getting freakin rocked by the recoil of the little .308. Lol. The guy in the middle was having some serious issues man.
Amazing!!
Good stuff! I'm no expert on military tactics, but any possible accuracy issues aside it was entertaining, and that's all I can ask for!
Amazing!
I thought this was a tv show lol. Pretty cool.
Very good tactical operation!
damn this is old but gold very happy to see this masterpiece
you guys are BADASS
Great drill and very informative. Thanks!
Great job, I wish we had such amazing shooting range here.
btw: So many Vz.58s - 3/5 rifles;)
Excellent
Manca and CADPAT
it was really tactical. Nice work guys
AK operators is a WIN
There is only one AK in the video.;)
I love your videos! Good stuff much love form Colorado, U.S.A.!
Bunch of badass guys but one carries a gun with pretty pink bow on it, now thats manly
That VZ.58 belongs to Manca. She can have a less manly gun ;)
-Samo
I dont have a problem with the gun, i wasn't expecting it in the video
Polenar Tactical It might have pink on it but it still goes "bang", that's all that matters!
USCommando Isn't this too visible ? In training our instructor yells at us because of watches glass ...
its a practice run. an actual run you would make the weapon blend into the enviroment
awesome work! fun to watch! especially your sniper! :)
Female snipers are always...awesome!
We agree :D
by far one of my most fav from you guys.. please do a new edition to this .. i love the editing and all around skills..
I FUCKING LOVE YOU GUYS!!!!!!
Also: I really like your jump downs, you plant yourself very well. Do you also train for say - the bad guys get back up to come in??
props to the dude using the vz58 with iron sights, i would never dream of not using my iron sights on my vz
Excellent video very enjoyable.
I enjoyed this video, thank you! I have an AK and enjoyed seeing it used in a tactical environment. When I was a contractor in Afghanistan, the head of security in our camp and his 2nd were from Slovenia. Would love to go there, it looks gorgeous.
ok this was epic :) so how does it feel to be some of the biggest badasses in Europe? I don't think I have to tell you how much we would love it if you came over to the US and did a vid with all the big gun YT channels
Well, there are way more badass operators in Europe, you can be sure of that. We still try to be as best as we can, though :)
Yes, we'd love to make a trip to the US someday. If that happens, we'll definitely let you know!
I enjoyed this very much. Good job Polener
Like if you've ever got yourself attached to a bush in a ghillie suit....
im subbing...Those were some fluid movement and good unit cohesion.The way the snipers POF was set up then the assault force attacked.It made the enemy focus on the assault force which allowed the sniper free reign to shoot fish in a barrel.Great work Truly cool vid
Great video, but as a M4 guy I just had to ask..... Did I see an AK Jam right at the end of the video???? Um yeah thats what I think I saw lol! You guys are bad ass but I'm just sayin nice Jam!
I think that was an VZ58 not an AK
All those crappy Russian rifles look the same! Lol no offense.
Jake Morrow vz58 is not a Russian gun
Thank you for correcting me, I was simply stating that the Fing gun jammed!!!! I don't give a shit what it is if it jams its not for me!
that happens a lot more with m4, then it happens with VZ or AK. Every gun jams but you cant say an AK is crappy
Watermelon Squad! great vid guys!! and girl!
this video is just like bf4 good graphics and Always fun and respect for your team
ps: the ak with the drum magazine just asom
greating from a Belgian fan , subcriber ,and gunowner and gunuser
If this were Battlefield, you'd have kids sprinting around, firing on full auto and blowing shit up while insulting your mother, calling you a hacker and saying "CoD sucks".
scruffums123 yeah what do you do about it just watch the video its asom and give it a like
You
That was pure awesome!!! Ya mistakes happen weapons don't run 100%of the time I loved every second of it!!wish I had at least one friend I could do this with gets boring alone.loved it keep it up!!!
This reminds me of MGS3 for some reason :)
You guys are simply awesome!!!
Watched this shit at least 4 or 5 times since I found it the first time. It doesn't get old haha
Polenar Tactical you already stated it but I have to mention.. I love your team's work! Very nice! But the 2nd guy from the right at the end of the video, when his rifle malfunction and he couldn't immediately bring it back online should have instinctively went to his side arm! Very nice work! Everyone gets to play armchair quarterback watching a video but we all know when it's game time training and sound technical ability take over!!! Awesome 👍
whoa.. nice vid! from 4:02 to 4:18, did the 3rd guy who stood up have a jam? looks like he kept walking while reloading but weapon was not working
He had a serious malfunction but thought it was just a jam so he tried to fix it instead of transitioning to secondary
now that's a team right there.
at the end of the vídeo someones ak failed
never
+Tray Muse jajaja thats true
You should have known better haha
VZ. 58, not an AK
What
Cool vid,the cammo made me hungry for water Mellon,their cammo kinds looks like water Mellon's. The one guy looks like he was having a weapon malfunction that just wouldn't clear
What's up with the guy in the middle during the walking shoot? His VZ fails to cycle like every other shot.
We are not sure but i think it could be the ejector
I'm just a little bit dissapointed that he didn't immediately transition to pistol
He looked like he was going to at one point but just got fed up and kept staring at his rifle.
***** Exactly
He definitely needs more training
LOL he could still probably out shoot me if he was drunk off his ass, haven't done a tactical drill in years, just shoot like 100 rounds of the handgun once a month.
That looks like one fun day of practice!!