CQB - Single Stacking vs Splitting a Door #cqb #cqc #tactics

In this video, I give a brief rundown of the pros and cons of splitting vs single-stacking (same-siding) a door.

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[YoutubetermsAndcondition-jpxe]

Wait they are geniuses! Using doorkickers 2 as a tool to teach CQC that can be applied to both video games and IRL is very smart of em.

[Soupvida]

cool that you showed this in door kickers

[greyhope-loveridge]

Actually love this content. Using this to show my Arma 3 unit how to best clear certain rooms in certain situations.

[WojtekXD]

Lemme tell you, this knowledge was really useful in Ready Or Not

[silkenemperor]

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[wildsharkygamer]

Ready or Not taught me this I will never forget it

[yalmadiable]

Continue guys this great work, we need more of that please

[thinkingwithrice]

Been getting a lot of your videos lately, and while I don't plan on using this IRL anytime soon, it'll be helpful for super tactical games like Ready or Not! Thanks!

[archange]

IED buried in the wall: “i am about to end this man’s whole career”

[michaelwalker]

I’ve also heard the term pie. To pie a door is from what I understand to slowly check the angles of the door

[flow]

I learned types of clearing from Ready or Not 💀

[Magmabot]

This is the kind of stuff I've been looking for, actual info on how to do this stuff properly!

[javierbarrera]

Speed surprise and the violence of action

[richardwright]

Keep up the great videos love these ones they're super helpful 💯👍

[bigbitehood]

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[alexlee]

Subscribed. I need thos for my vr games. Pavlov and breachers

[nsa]

Sending this to the boys to imrpove cod squad games

[dvldog_]

TL;DR never saw a point man breach in 18 years of being Infantry, and rarely ever split the door like this
Not saying you're incorrect, just saying that in 18 years, split between Marine Infantry and Army Infantry during the GWOT, I have never seen the point man breach the door. The breacher was usually the 4th man in a 4 man stack, although it could be the 3 man or an add-on. When entering a room you want to be "dynamic" not hesitant. Having the point man breach the door would slow your entry down. I've also never seen a split-entry, although it might have certain applications I don't rhink it's a viable option in most cases for several reasons, among which is that in many scenarios it would require half the team to cross in front of an unsecured room/door. I only remember coming across this scenario once in training and it was a foyer with rooms on either side and a single door on the far end and it just happened that we came up on either side of the door. Whenever possible we tried to stack on only one side of the door.

[bloodlos]

Using door kickers two to explain tactics? Nice!

[tomweather]

This gives me flashbacks to Rainbow Six Vegas 2. Stacking your guys on doors, going thermal, and pushing a smoke and clear. Difficulty on realistic. God that game used to get my heart pumping.