whats funny is me and my brother were just about to film a video of doing this exact same mission, and the exact same outfit too. Great work and awesome video.
This is by far the best TAVR CQB video I've ever seen! Never saw such a good TAVR CQB Video with a 3-Man! I have a few questions to this. I would be really happy about an answer to this. It would help me and my team sooo much! 1. What did you do here 1:27 with your hand, I didn't saw it, because it also goes behind your head and what does it mean? 2. What are these deeper "click" sounds at 1:32? 3. Is the hand at 1:34 from the 2nd man behind you or is it yours? And what does it mean? 4. What is this guy doing at 1:37? Why does he move his hand from top to bottom? What does that mean? 5. What are you doing at 2:53? And in which situations do you do it? 6. How are you guys notice these shoulder taps without speaking and without feeling it? One example at 3:15. 7. What does the handsignal mean at 4:52? And can the other player see that you only hold 2 fingers up? Sorry, for all these questions. I never saw such a realistic CQB video in TAVR and also want to play like this, that's why I have so many questions. Keep it up! 🔥And have a nice Christmas holiday! 🎄
@tubeorange9425 Thanks for the kind words! We worked a lot to get to this level of competency. I can’t answer everything but I can touch on a few. 1. I gave the arm signal for “breacher up.” 3. That’s the 3rd mans arm, he’s confirming that we mean to make explosive entry. 5. Breachers assessment done to check for anything that may obstruct entry. 6. We don’t “feel” the shoulder taps so we emphasis spatial awareness for the person receiving tap, and for the person giving the tap to exaggerate it. Merry Christmas and hope that helps clear some things up. 🎄✝️
Nice video! What was the shoulder tap mean that you did around 3:16 ish, does it mean to move up or? (Woops may have had the time wrong in the original, edited)
Thank ya thank ya. Shoulder taps can be used contextually for different things. In this case; to let the assaulter know that he has people with him and as a "go-code" to move on. Hope that helps.
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Amazing work, love seeing more people getting down their own SOPs to the point they can go non verbal like this. Always feels good in game.
whats funny is me and my brother were just about to film a video of doing this exact same mission, and the exact same outfit too. Great work and awesome video.
This is by far the best TAVR CQB video I've ever seen! Never saw such a good TAVR CQB Video with a 3-Man!
I have a few questions to this. I would be really happy about an answer to this. It would help me and my team sooo much!
1. What did you do here 1:27 with your hand, I didn't saw it, because it also goes behind your head and what does it mean?
2. What are these deeper "click" sounds at 1:32?
3. Is the hand at 1:34 from the 2nd man behind you or is it yours? And what does it mean?
4. What is this guy doing at 1:37? Why does he move his hand from top to bottom? What does that mean?
5. What are you doing at 2:53? And in which situations do you do it?
6. How are you guys notice these shoulder taps without speaking and without feeling it? One example at 3:15.
7. What does the handsignal mean at 4:52? And can the other player see that you only hold 2 fingers up?
Sorry, for all these questions. I never saw such a realistic CQB video in TAVR and also want to play like this, that's why I have so many questions.
Keep it up! 🔥And have a nice Christmas holiday! 🎄
@tubeorange9425
Thanks for the kind words! We worked a lot to get to this level of competency. I can’t answer everything but I can touch on a few.
1. I gave the arm signal for “breacher up.”
3. That’s the 3rd mans arm, he’s confirming that we mean to make explosive entry.
5. Breachers assessment done to check for anything that may obstruct entry.
6. We don’t “feel” the shoulder taps so we emphasis spatial awareness for the person receiving tap, and for the person giving the tap to exaggerate it.
Merry Christmas and hope that helps clear some things up. 🎄✝️
i was trying to take this seriously and then the vine booms played 😭 nice video though
Hell yeah brothers
Nice video!
What was the shoulder tap mean that you did around 3:16 ish, does it mean to move up or? (Woops may have had the time wrong in the original, edited)
Thank ya thank ya.
Shoulder taps can be used contextually for different things. In this case; to let the assaulter know that he has people with him and as a "go-code" to move on. Hope that helps.
yo what gun and scopes were u using
@Skitty_plays M4 URGI with LPVO and offset Trijicon RMR.
Thats a war crime, for how many times you shot already dead bodys.
Good.
he was acting like he was making sure they were dead.
Not the smartest are you
Bro please add me
thesorcerer8009 I need people like you to do stuff with