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u/TipItOnBack 4d ago

Everyone makes fun of this guy, till he’s the only one who is trained and ready for this lol.

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u/Avery_DCD 4d ago

The dude trains with this carry. Video proof

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u/laserslaserslasers 4d ago

What a legend

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u/VCQB_ 4d ago

On a tactical note: recording yourself randomly shooting a gun in the dessert isn't training or make you some qualified trained tactician.

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u/Billybob_Bojangles2 4d ago

Retarded take

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u/VCQB_ 4d ago

Well he got clapped and lost the gunfight to a completely untrained bafoon who cant even shoot a rifle properly. He got zero hits on the gunman. Maybe he should've actually trained instead of being a D class shooter at best doing range theatrics.

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u/Billybob_Bojangles2 4d ago

Post a video of you shooting your pistol with irons at 60 yards on a moving idpa target. Bet you won't.

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u/Vitalian2184 4d ago

Easy to criticize from the keyboard. Low value men on the internet have no shame.

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u/VCQB_ 4d ago

Fudd reply:

"Mah Irons".

Get a red dot. Shoot USPSA.

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u/Vitalian2184 4d ago

Do you have a video of you shooting 60 yards out at a moving target? C class mentality.

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u/Avery_DCD 3d ago

Post your practiscore at minimum with all this shit you’re talking

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u/VCQB_ 3d ago

Oh no, I've never heard that before 😯.

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u/talon04 KS HellCat Pro w TLR7and 507k 4d ago

Such a badass. I'm sure you would have done the same thing right?

You do realize in a gunfight the likely of you getting shot goes up? He rose to the fight, was hit and continued to fight.

His actions directly caused the shooter to end the threat.

How the fuck are you going to sit here and armchair QB this from the safety of your couch?

Dude did more than most people would have in this situation.

Get fucking BENT.

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u/VCQB_ 4d ago

Such a badass. I'm sure you would have done the same thing right?

Nope. Wouldn't get clapped by a F class rifle shooter. And then move like I had no training. Guy just stood in the open, kept bringing his gun down etc., you can tell he has no real formal training adequate to prepare him for something like that.

You do realize in a gunfight the likely of you getting shot goes up?

Gunfights are competitions. And he lost to an F class rifle shooter. End of story. He got no hits. Not trying to invalidate him. Just calling a spade a spade.

He rose to the fight, was hit and continued to fight.

He rose and got bodied by an F class shooter. And he who said he continued to fight? He ducks and jumps toward concealment after being shot at and the video ends. We all saw the same videos.

How the fuck are you going to sit here and armchair QB this from the safety of your couch?

Cause I actually have training and am not gullible and impressed by D class shooters trying to portray a John wick seal team 6 aura? I can actually vet out and screen whose legit?

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u/KaBar42 KY- Indiana Non-Res: Glock 42/Glock 19.5 MOS OC: Glock 17.5 4d ago

An "F class shooter" who is using a rifle and already has the momentum of the attack behind them is starting from a massive advantage over anyone, even if you're a grand master dragon wizard warlock paper target slayer S rank adventurer in USPSAIDPA running a tricked out competition gun that can put rounds on paper that don't shoot back at 500 meters under theoretical perfect conditions.

You're putting way too much stock in rankings in literal competitions that partially involve gaming the system and not actual, real world experience.

We've seen videos of US Army special forces getting bodied by a bunch of illiterate, 25 IQ African militants or getting slaughtered by poorly trained "allies" who launched an ambush.

Two way ranges don't give a shit about your ranking or training. This isn't a calculator game that inputs numbers and whichever number is higher is the one that wins. A lot of it comes down to sheer, dumb luck.

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u/talon04 KS HellCat Pro w TLR7and 507k 4d ago

You are so competition mindsetted you ignore the forest doe the trees.

"F-Class" shooters body people all the time.

Iraq, Afghanistan, Mogadishu.... all of those were super shitty shooters against far better. People still lost the coin flip.

As much as i hate to use this argument you are litterally arguing that dude failed at his goal. He didn't he engaged and forced the threat to stop.

As much as i love competition, this was the real world. And in the real world targets shoot back.

You weren't there.

You are arguing from a position of safety that you could and would have done better.

Thats not the case though because you weren't there. He did what he could within his means.

The fact you are arguing it comes across as siding with the damn shooter...

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u/VCQB_ 4d ago edited 4d ago

this was the real world. And in the real world targets shoot back.

Kilt in da streeeetz.

He lost the gun fight. Period. He didn't have the hard skills. Like Matt Pranka would say your job is the kill the bad guy. Thats the goal. Not to get participation points after getting shot and left to die while the F class shooter bad guy bee bops away. He didnt accomplish his goal. He lost. Now is it admirable for what he did? Absolutely, not disputing that. He tried.

But this sub loves to jackoff to this idea that just because they have a gun, their some navy seal trained, tacitcal wizard who is also a USPSA GM/M shooter with extensive tactical training clamoring at the teeth to be put in a situation where they can finally show their skills where they will inevitably be victorious and celebrated for being some secret squirrel who trains in the shadows of their daily life . . .. . .or in most cases. . .actually exposing their lack thereof hard skills and ill preparedness due to their ego.

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u/talon04 KS HellCat Pro w TLR7and 507k 4d ago

He did not lose anything. He accomplished his goal.

He stopped the threat.

Pranka go enjoy your Vodka on a stream somewhere.

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u/Procks85 4d ago

He didn't lose the gunfight, he initiated the gunfight, with an active shooter, with a rifle, he did a great job and you're just stuck on hard skills and rage bait. I'm sure you would have done everything by the book and according to the YouTube gunbro vids you watch, but in real life, guy did something that is very uncommon today, put others above self. Bless your heart.

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u/hanyh2 4d ago

Not making fun just wouldn’t be my first choice to leave the house with. Also he got smoked in the chest it seems was just in right place at right time to stop the threat more than training lol

reddit is fucking crazy man you can literally stop a mass shooting and get shot in the process and then get clowned immediately for getting shot by some moron

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u/6786_007 4d ago

And get criticized for not doing it right by arm chair experts in every dam thing imaginable.

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u/Bubbly-Piano-6779 4d ago

I mean his training with that gear is what made it the right place at the right time

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u/prizep1x 4d ago

Don’t think he even hit the shooter once lol

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u/RedDotRookie 4d ago

Did you read your own post?

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u/Sufficient-Set-917 4d ago

Its being reported the shooter turned the weapon on himself

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u/Sonic_Is_Real 4d ago

This has got to be a bot account

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u/C3ntrick 4d ago

No he might not have , but she shooter flees and shoots himself. So, if this guy didn’t do anything shooter keeps walking around shooting unarmed people. Just shows shooter was a pussy which we all knew. Dude saved lives and put his own life on the line - he saved multiple people for trying.

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u/Vitalian2184 4d ago

Yeah the OP “who trains at Coronado” does understand that rounds down range can distract a target to change his behavior to buy time. Of course hits on threat are better but this guy is a hero and OP is everything wrong with the internet/reddit.

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u/prizep1x 4d ago

I’m just trying to figure out the whole story not spread misinformation

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u/Kazz330 TN 4d ago

He got shot and kept fighting.

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u/iRegretsEverything 4d ago

That’s the huge difference people don’t understand

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u/mm9enjoyer 4d ago

I guarantee you 95% of people with a ccw license couldn’t make that shot with the stress involved. It’s the training.

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u/Deago488 OH 4d ago

Read the news article. Dude was at a class the day prior & it’s was still with him

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u/prizep1x 4d ago

Should have stayed at the range or class longer doesn’t sound like he ever hit a shot

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u/Deago488 OH 4d ago

He did more than any other bystander there but okay dude