Reply With QuoteExtensively rehearsed I'm sure, but excellent shooting nonetheless. That last twelve round serial was quick.
I met some of the Danish boys a while back; very nice guys. Down to earth and bloody capable.
Danish Jaeger(Army SF) shooting skills
Jaegerkorps(The Huntsmen Corps)
Extensively rehearsed I'm sure, but excellent shooting nonetheless. That last twelve round serial was quick.
I met some of the Danish boys a while back; very nice guys. Down to earth and bloody capable.
You're spot on regarding these guys.. The same can be said about our frogs(Just ask US Navy SEALS)
V-Tac drills, interesting.
Ehh.. no, Danish army drills, thank you.Originally Posted by Ravage
If you say so....
Yeah.. It has been used here since I joined in 92.. It wasn't excactly the same lay out back then, but the principle was the same.
It's just to show that you can fire and hit your target in different positions.. We used a still standing wall from a building when we trained it in Oksbøl.
But everything has to be standardized today apparently.. ?
Who said anything about standardization? Just noticed similarities between the vid and what Lamb is teaching for a long time now.
It's no rocket science that units consult guys like him.
We had something similar for MG3 gunner's .. that was tricky.
Now I start to feel like a grumpy old man..
Nah..Same drill with a MG3? that must be....fun
Same type.. Moving position and get on the target fast and precise.. that's what is all about.
Even with CG M3.. cause we're bad asses.
Stop the pumping or your chest will burst, Dane!
Nice shooting vid tho
I'm Danish.. not Swedish. So, it wont burst sometime soon..
There you go, you did it, you busted your bubble and now teres this disgusting gue everywhere. Thank you Denmark
Posting Permissions
