Deaf Smith
New member
Guys,
I have this gripe.
It's about the 360 degree scan.
See what one is supposed to do is after they have fired at the targets in front (or in real life an attacker or more) is supposed to do a 360 scan around them to make sure there are no others. Sort of an extension of the +1 rule. It's a good thing to learn, kind of like the tac-load (hahaha.)
Anyway the gripe is I see this technique quite often at training classes and I DON'T THINK ANY OF THEM ARE EVEN REALLY LOOKING! They just go through the motions, usually with the weapon in the SUL position (which is a good idea.)
I’m tempted to get a ASP ‘Red’ gun, paint it black, and twirl it behind them to see if they are even observing what is around them. I bet few notice.
Anyway, that’s my beef for tonight.
I have this gripe.
It's about the 360 degree scan.
See what one is supposed to do is after they have fired at the targets in front (or in real life an attacker or more) is supposed to do a 360 scan around them to make sure there are no others. Sort of an extension of the +1 rule. It's a good thing to learn, kind of like the tac-load (hahaha.)
Anyway the gripe is I see this technique quite often at training classes and I DON'T THINK ANY OF THEM ARE EVEN REALLY LOOKING! They just go through the motions, usually with the weapon in the SUL position (which is a good idea.)
I’m tempted to get a ASP ‘Red’ gun, paint it black, and twirl it behind them to see if they are even observing what is around them. I bet few notice.
Anyway, that’s my beef for tonight.