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Russian FSB training drills
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shooter521
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PUBLIC MATH???? HOLY SH**!!! 
Slawburger
Master
Sheesh. 
I took that as a simulated retention shot at the near threat.
Disposable Heart
Grandmaster
All the Russian's I've had the pleasure (yes, pleasure) of meeting place a different value on human life... Hint: It's lower.
Disposable Heart
Grandmaster
"By and large, that would be a Russia only drill."
In Soviet Russia, training drills YOU!
I can't watch the video right now ... is it from Larry Vickers' visit to Russia? If not, I'm betting it's substantially similar to what he showed on Tac TV recently.
In my 100% American civilian frame of reference, I see it as an example of training like a savages because you intend to engage in savage behaviors against other savages, and you want to be the savages left standing afterward. In their world, there is probably significant advantage to putting risk management concerns (as we know them) in abeyance in order to prepare the savages as much as possible for future savagery.
Their lane is way, way over there. My lane is over here.
In my 100% American civilian frame of reference, I see it as an example of training like a savages because you intend to engage in savage behaviors against other savages, and you want to be the savages left standing afterward. In their world, there is probably significant advantage to putting risk management concerns (as we know them) in abeyance in order to prepare the savages as much as possible for future savagery.
Their lane is way, way over there. My lane is over here.
| Originally Posted by Larry at M4C ..he intentionally fired a round into the ground so as to gain space and time to finish doing the math in his head in order to complete the problem - trust me it worked !! |
Eh, I only knew I was wrong because I saw the above quote from Larry Vickers on another forum.
I can do math a lot better than I can do crazy Russian training drills. I'll go out on a limb and assert that it's far less likely that I'll get shot while doing math than if I were participating in crazy Russian training drills with crazy Russians shooting guns like crazy Russians.
rhino out!
rhino out!
