Shooting with dynamic movement to the 5:00

This is my take on shooting on the move to the right rear oblique. This covers the very difficult 5:00 and 6:00 directions. The "InQuartata" like move on the initial step opens up the use of one handed shooting, which is very key to dynamic movement shooting. Come over and discuss this at Warrior Talk Forum if you would like a full explanantion of this concept.

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Sports

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• shooting
• while
• moving

[sweatnbullets]

That is some very old school thinking right there. There is a real advancement of the art going on right now and FOF has proved that standing and delivering is a death sentence when you are behind in the reactionary curve. Come over the Warrior Talk forums and you will see how behind in the times that you are.

[massgrunt]

I'm not pretending to be an expert here, but what's the point of this? Why would you run away from your opponent? And whoops, you just tripped and got shot in the head because you can't see where you're going.

[sweatnbullets]

The point is to learn to shoot while moving in every direction. This video is for the guys over at Warrior Talk that are busy advancing the art, not for a bunch of neophytes. Sometimes you have to retreat. Would you move forward if it was eight gang bangers against you?

[GeorgiaShooter]

I would never run in a direction I'm not looking with a gun, or back up as some people do. Too many things can go wrong, although whatever you think is natural to you might work, it's really your decision. Unlike all the online experts were not up against commandos in convenience and grocery stores at night. They are mostly sideways-shooting-hooded morons, I think I'll just crouch, square off, zipper up the middle. I wont need to run and they will drop like a tater sack.

[whitedahlia420]

there is a million different types of techniques some might not be as good as others but wouldn't you wanna know all of them so you can adapt to any situation?

[dk2853]

@sweatnbullets It is also useful when others are shooting at you, the first thing I thought when I saw this clip was counter-strike. This would be useful in a terrorist situation where your opponent is armed as well

[12alks09]

All this debate over the video is kinda pointless. This technique will win some gunfights but not all. It's impossible to discuss what is a viable combat tactic without generalizing and thereby weakening your argument. All combatants, spaces and fights are not equal so the best you can do is find a tactic that you can employ enough in training to carry out without thought under extreme duress.

[voodazz]

Wow I can't believe some people are actually questioning this method. This isn't some dumb action movie where the gun toting hero stands still while the bad guys conveniently fall over for him.

[mikideben]

fascistoidi

[mad80sman]

"Why don't you just run for cover, why are you backing up, you'll trip." The BG is 3ft away and he's drawing/just drew a weapon... no cover. Under that VERY likely circumstance I wouldn't turn my back. No you sure as hell can't out run a bullet going backwards. But he's NOT just going back, he's getting out of the line of attack moving laterally (out the path of gun's muzzle, the direction a knife wielding maniac is facing). 3/9:00 are easier he just demonstrated the more difficult movement.

[olDRAKElo]

Well the person in the video did give the person something to grab. The gun! He should start firing from the hip until he makes enough space to full extend his arm.

[Survivalist2theEnd]

Or give him something to grab on to, take you to ground, disarm you and kill you with your own weapon. If the target requires deadly force give it that, anything else and you may regret it, if you live.

[c9ari]

I quick hard crack to the head of the BG before you start moving can help too...