israeli system tactical shooting

[jc2342]

Practically every Israeli shooting video I've seen shows them always carrying without a round in the chamber. This seems rather silly to me.

[hellstorm702]

BA BA BA BA BA BA!!!

[reyleron]

Nice dance moves.

[proterians]

Defamatory unless Thank you for your valuable comments. Tell your friend that the idiot behind me:). but things did not pay attention. work is being done there that is triggered dry no bullets.

[acdcdave1387]

so evidently the israelis never adopted the weaver stance?....sorry I only got about 2 mins into it...

[John234pwns]

Yeah. They teach a methodology that involves mainly point shooting.

[ubboto]

1. By raising your weak hand while shooting you can distract the attention only of a non-professional. Your grip on the gun also suffers.

2. Why don`t you move while shooting? Standing still makes you easier targets.

3. A very bad choice of tactics in the scene with the car.

4. Good communication and team work!

[starcommander55]

Raising the weak hand is pushing a bystander back and out of the line of fire.

[chernaninja]

If I`m shooting at your bystander, no hope for him...for you also! Don`t like your tactical approach. Mine can be seen at my profile "chernaninja".

[starcommander55]

This is military/LEO training, not self-defense. There is an insane amount of difference in training between them and the goals and purposes of each.

[TajRasak]

it is an exxxxellenttt video..but my question is what is the idea behind tilting the weapon to the left after you shoot..can someone knows tell me?

[IrishFenian1982]

During training it lets know those around you that you're done shooting.

[Korrupt101]

you can also see in the mag/chamber to visually inspect that the firearm is indeed empty.

[proterians]

@TajRasak

After each shot the gun discharge check valve with a compression of the eye do you have a hive called a bullet. so after every shot gun to the left eye checking whether deposited quickly

[TajRasak]

Thank you Proterian..

i'm a police officer and firearms instructor in texas... any more tips/suggestions??