The Cookout

[Blackgravity]

This hits home for me, (for reasons I don't wish to discuss)
But yea this is some real shooter ish, the way they didn't leave until the job was done. Either cartel or professionals.


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[SIXDIMENSIONS]

Thats horrible. Sometimes we need to see how real these streets really are. whoever they were they were professional.And comfortable doing it.

 

[TheHarmattan]

I have been shot at a few times. Every single time, my training kicked in. R.I.P. to those that died but I saw so much foolishness.

Dude running in the middle of the street? Cover and concealment is 50% of the work. Firing over a car without proper sight picture is amateur hour. Never keep you back exposed if you're in that life.

Then again, you can tell that the killers has big boy guns and they brought it. Those 7.62 mm will get you transported.

 

[Jay]

Those 7.62 mm will get you transported.

This level of coldness when talking about combat can only come from someone that's been in the military. Screw this video I did not need to see that right now. But for real you should always have you back against something solid and always look for something to use as a weapon, something to use for cover, and an exit path. You should always have those things in mind because you not gonna know when the action is going to pop off but if they were trained they would have saw that car coming down the street and would have been in a position to cover and return fire. One or more of them were going to die that night...it was just overwhelming firepower but I feel like with preparedness they could have made the attackers take on a defensive posture instead of just mowing them down with no fear.

 

[TheHarmattan]

This level of coldness when talking about combat can only come from someone that's been in the military. Screw this video I did not need to see that right now. But for real you should always have you back against something solid and always look for something to use as a weapon, something to use for cover, and an exit path. You should always have those things in mind because you not gonna know when the action is going to pop off but if they were trained they would have saw that car coming down the street and would have been in a position to cover and return fire. One or more of them were going to die that night...it was just overwhelming firepower but I feel like with preparedness they could have made the attackers take on a defensive posture instead of just mowing them down with no fear.

Solid.

 

[Jay]

This is like the first time I seen the controversial prefixed used for something controversial. BTW those people screaming in that building gonna come to the USA and call Black Americans violent.

THE NERRRRRVE

 

[Deleted member 231]

This hits home for me, (for reasons I don't wish to discuss)
But yea this is some real shooter ish, the way they didn't leave until the job was done. Either cartel or professionals.


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thats exactly my first thought. That was a very thorough job.

 

[Blackgravity]

I've seen my share of death and gunplay, I put the warning up because I know a lot of people don't have the stomach for this type of content.
It just amazes me how quickly lives can be took at any given time, I understand if you swim in certain waters you have to deal with certain type of sharks, and if you do always know what to expect from those sharks... And never get caught slippin.

 

[Uncle Geoff/P2B1]

I have been shot at a few times. Every single time, my training kicked in. R.I.P. to those that died but I saw so much foolishness.

Dude running in the middle of the street? Cover and concealment is 50% of the work. Firing over a car without proper sight picture is amateur hour. Never keep you back exposed if you're in that life.

Then again, you can tell that the killers has big boy guns and they brought it. Those 7.62 mm will get you transported.

Cover and concealment?

Sight PICTURE?

7.62???

This sounds like DEVIL DOG TALK....

 

[BeHart]

This level of coldness when talking about combat can only come from someone that's been in the military. Screw this video I did not need to see that right now. But for real you should always have you back against something solid and always look for something to use as a weapon, something to use for cover, and an exit path. You should always have those things in mind because you not gonna know when the action is going to pop off but if they were trained they would have saw that car coming down the street and would have been in a position to cover and return fire. One or more of them were going to die that night...it was just overwhelming firepower but I feel like with preparedness they could have made the attackers take on a defensive posture instead of just mowing them down with no fear.

The enemy can look Black but mentally be a racist white supremacist. They are in the streets, which is a war zone. They shouldn't ever expose their backs. Shouldn't do activities in the open and take their focus away from their surroundings. Should read the situation as it develops to foresee the red flags. Should have grabbed their fallen and fled to a more defensible position, to change the odds favorably. Rip.

 

[Jay]

The enemy can look Black but mentally be a racist white supremacist. They are in the streets, which is a war zone. They shouldn't ever expose their backs. Shouldn't do activities in the open and take their focus away from their surroundings. Should read the situation as it develops to foresee the red flags. Should have grabbed their fallen and fled to a more defensible position, to change the odds favorably. Rip.

Amen. This is why training is necessary so that the proper response becomes muscle memory. If you have to think how to react in that situation it’s already to late.

 

[BeHart]

Cover and concealment?

Sight PICTURE?

7.62???

This sounds like DEVIL DOG TALK....

7.62 rounds. If I remember right, ammo compatible to a 240 Bravo. A crew served weapon, full auto machine gun, belt fed, useful for a turret gunner. Thats military shxt. So if it is true that this was the ammo used, then I have to agree that it was a professional hit team. Because they don't sell that at Academy sports n outdoors...

 

[Jay]

7.62 rounds. If I remember right, ammo compatible to a 240 Bravo. A crew served weapon, full auto machine gun, belt fed, useful for a turret gunner. Thats military shxt. So if it is true that this was the ammo used, then I have to agree that it was a professional hit team. Because they don't sell that at Academy sports n outdoors...

Also not in the USA so some of that firepower is easier to come by.

 

[The Haze Of Our Lives]

This hits home for me, (for reasons I don't wish to discuss)
But yea this is some real shooter ish, the way they didn't leave until the job was done. Either cartel or professionals.


View: https://twitter.com/grindfacetv_/status/1469062575719473154?t=uERSUavijWIIKzUJyLU8sg&s=19

That is beyond savage overkill. SMH

 

[The Haze Of Our Lives]

Cover and concealment?

Sight PICTURE?

7.62???

This sounds like DEVIL DOG TALK....

No not "Devil Dog Talk" just the basics what to do/not do during a fire fight. This is what those young ppl did shooting up a house party in '89, first they drove by and sprayed the house then got out of the car and did a walk up shooting into the house. That is the reason I dont go to house parties.