Shooting through rolled down windows, would you?

AmericanRedoubt1776 · Aug 6, 2014

Brokor said: ↑

Good stuff, Wolverine. Some of the best operators train with automobiles as obstacles and try to use them as more of an asset than a burden. Of course they won't stand up to heavy and sustained fire, but using the tire rims and engine you can hold of a bit of fire if you had to. Using the car door openings to get a shot off is a good idea, and so is practicing prone, rolling and switch hand prone shooting underneath the car. Urban combat is absolutely a reality, no sense denying it. I believe the Art of the Tactical Carbine video (Magpul Dynamics) had something like this in it. Too bad I can't share that with you guys...

And Chevy's should be targets, not training assists.
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I love that Magpul series Art of the Tactical Carbine and Handgun.

tract · Aug 24, 2014

I was teaching a gf to use a scoped .22 rifle, and she put several grooves across the top of my vinyl roofed Plymouth Fury, back in like 75. None of them leaked, tho.

the engine block IS hard cover, use it.

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