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[JesusSaves]

“The more you sweat in training…the less you’ll bleed in combat.”

[JEWFisch]

Another thing to realize... Bullets go through most walls. . . If you going, you going. Backing off may just get you decked through the drywall too lol.

[KeepHammering]

In Call of Duty, you jump into the room and go prone. Works 60% of the time every time. 😂

[davidoftheforest]

the guy down the hall was confident as fuck. Pistol in one hand, broad stance, "come at me bro" 😂

[nomad_]

As a former door kicker… never open the door where the hinges are. 10/10 all you’ll see is another wall. Always open the door from the door knob side, as it allows you to start clearing the room as the door fully opens, allowing you to see a clearer picture of the room and get your sight on target.

[subscreen]

Just wanted to point out that the "ahh" when you get hit sounds exactly like Counter Strike.

[LB-yycy]

Don’t lead with your head. Lead with your gun. Also, don’t open a door and then conceal. Open the door and make a decisive choice to clear the hallway.

[mormonmenace]

Never slow down in the fatal funnel. Once that doors open you gotta commit

[kv]

Everyone talking about him needing to jump in and commit, but that's just suicide with single man CQB. Right call is to back off 5 more feet then wait a few moments to listen it out, then start slicing the pie. In real life you need to be clear of the area they would likely shoot through the drywall.

Also def open from knob side, if the room opened up on the right and there was a guy standing there, woulda smoked you instantly.

[CloudyB_MT]

So you announced your presence, then gave them time to retaliate. Then proceeded to peak with your whole body.

[DisturbedGeneration]

He did the perfect maneuver to throw a grenade, not launch an assault with a pistol.😂

[TheDogLife]

It was perfect because he just learned from it.

[rs]

Man this place is loaded with elite special forces talent in here..

[KK-bmmf]

This is like spectating a hard stuck silver in Rainbow 6. The slow peek, clearing with no deliberation, and the "omg there's a guy" reaction

[HatCreek]

Pushing the door open announced presence, the "enemy" stepped into the hallway after the door was opened. "If" he opened from the proper side of the door and made entry, as soon as the man stepped in the hallway, assuming he was being aggressive, he would have had his gun oriented to the "enemy" and could've eliminated the threat. That said, this is an incredible learning opportunity for all. I am no CQB/CQC expert, only took a class so I am a student of this dance, and I believe those that taught my class, would have made the same assessment. Good training video to elicit great discussion.

[bigfootintexas]

Thank you for showing how any one of us can be vulnerable in a situation like this. That's some damn good training

[Limit]

As someone who isnt in the military but enjoys watching CQB training videos, it is absolutely amazing how much info is in this quick video clip, if u know what you're looking at.

To me, at first, this wasn't much. Hallway guy was quicker I guess. Then, I read the comments and I am FASCINATED by how many minor details and mistakes were pointed out by trained guys. So interesting

[TheCherryClown]

Fire into the room, civilians are just there to catch accidental shots

[CurseOfZeSnail]

This is like watching an elderly person deciding whether to pull out onto the freeway or not. You better go. Hesitation is what gets people in bad situations.

[dakotafigueroa]

The dude holding a camera pointing directly at the guy that opened the door is such a give away lol