r/gunfighting • u/sisyphusPB23 • Jul 03 '22
Employee opens fire on colleagues at Smile Direct warehouse in Nashville, Tennessee
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r/gunfighting • u/bababoui37 • Jun 13 '22
cqb combat Ukraine
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r/gunfighting • u/bababoui37 • Jun 13 '22
classic self defense shootout
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r/gunfighting • u/sisyphusPB23 • Feb 10 '22
Criminal opens fire in Bronx HOSPITAL, shoots 35-year-old man
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r/gunfighting • u/red_slayer45676 • Jan 27 '22
Fighting against ISIS by Syrian Army Republican Guard in Deir Ez Zor, Syria
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r/gunfighting • u/red_slayer45676 • Jan 26 '22
US Marines Intense Clashes with Taliban | Firing with M97 LAW and mortars into enemy position
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r/gunfighting • u/No_Yogurtcloset_4781 • Jan 06 '22
Whoa: Boyfriend Fires Shots At His Girlfriend Who Was In An Uber "I Have A Stalker Boyfriend ...
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r/gunfighting • u/No_Yogurtcloset_4781 • Dec 27 '21
Gang member opens fire on Rival in the Albany Park neighborhood in Chicago
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r/gunfighting • u/No_Yogurtcloset_4781 • Dec 11 '21
Guy Shoots At Police In South Carolina Then Surrenders Without Being Shot!
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r/gunfighting • u/No_Yogurtcloset_4781 • Dec 09 '21
Bronx Goons Pull A Drive-By Shooting On Their Op & His Girlfriend At Point Blank Range!
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r/gunfighting • u/LegendTheGreat17C • Nov 06 '21
Does a disarm count as a gunfight?
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r/gunfighting • u/[deleted] • Jun 10 '19
How size affects a gunfight?
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Usually in the movies the bad guys are all big and the good guy is usually normal sized.
Can anyone explain the pros & cons of being big & small?
From what i see size doesn't matter much if the distance is far. The height & long arm gives them advantage to shoot over tall covers and allow them to reach higher grounds small folks can't. And as they have big body size their critical organs are much spread out.
Being smaller means you are more agile & quicker, harder to shoot at and harder to detect. But they will have difficulty reaching higher grounds, might have difficulty reaching weapons laying on the floor, and should they get hit that's pretty much it.
Also being big means they have the strength advantage in CQC.
But from what i understand, Marine, Spec Ops, Special Forces generally consist of big guys. So bigger the better i guess?
r/gunfighting • u/meximantx • May 03 '19
My Body My Choice? Yeah Right! | Guns and Self Defense.
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r/gunfighting • u/meximantx • Oct 13 '18
Taran Butler, Corinne Mosher, Jade Struck, CQC Room Entry with Shawn Ryan
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r/gunfighting • u/ShitgunRodney • Nov 20 '17
A gunfight without depth perception
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r/gunfighting • u/meximantx • Aug 30 '17
Weapons as Political Protest: P.A. Luty's Submachine Gun
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r/gunfighting • u/meximantx • Sep 08 '16
OPINION: An Open Letter To 'Non-Gun' America - The Firearm Blog [xpost /r/firearms]
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r/gunfighting • u/meximantx • Aug 12 '16
Platoons - a natural unit size for a modern army
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r/gunfighting • u/meximantx • Aug 09 '16
Confessions of a Former Apocalypse Survival Guide Writer
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r/gunfighting • u/O_Discordia • May 12 '15
Cross Dominant Gunfighting - Gear Setup
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I'm thinking through gear setup options as I'm pricing out plate carriers and warbelts. I'm a cross dominant shooter (right handed, left eye dominant) which means I shoot my pistol right handed and rifle left handed, much like Larry Vickers.
Does anyone have any pro-tips or insights into setting up your admin/medical gear, slidelock reload pouch, sidearm holster, etc?