LE UOF Video thread

[iWander]

Learned a few lessons from the video, the first being “do not shoot at THAT guy or he will run down down like the scavenger you are.

Glad all cops are fine.


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And an adrenaline dump while being shot at + returning fire while driving = empty gun at most critical time of pursuit

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[LockedBreech]

And an adrenaline dump while being shot at + returning fire while driving = empty gun at most critical time of pursuit

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And a wrong way mag insert, but I thought he recovered decently. The run up on the vehicle wasn’t ideal either but I don’t wanna MMQB too bad.


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[blues]

^^^^Nicely done. (referring to Las Vegas video)

[TC215]

And a wrong way mag insert, but I thought he recovered decently. The run up on the vehicle wasn’t ideal either but I don’t wanna MMQB too bad.


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Yeah, the reload wasn’t pretty, and his weak-hand thumb placement made me cringe a little, but in the end he was a beast and took the fight to the bad guys without backing down.

[LockedBreech]

Yeah, the reload wasn’t pretty, and his weak-hand thumb placement made me cringe a little, but in the end he was a beast and took the fight to the bad guys without backing down.

Absolutely, I hope his commanding officer puts him in for the Combat Cross or whatever the LVMPD equivalent is. Had plenty of pants-crapping situations and plenty of opportunity to understandably let other units take the lead. Warrior mindset.

[einherjarvalk]

Yeah, the reload wasn’t pretty, and his weak-hand thumb placement made me cringe a little, but in the end he was a beast and took the fight to the bad guys without backing down.

Almost looks like he fell back on his training...and that training happened to be for a revolver.

Still, proof that awkward decisive action can be better than perfection done with timidity in a heated moment.

[Doc_Glock]

From Las Vegas:

Briefing. Good job officers.

http://<a href="https://youtu.be/W96...9699n4Hd2g</a>

[einherjarvalk]

A few other equipment things I just noticed on a rewatch:
-the gun used is a Glock 17 Gen 3 RTF2 (you can see the fishgill slide cuts during the reload) but he's got a grip sleeve on it, which seems like it'd defeat the purpose of buying an RTF2 gun
-the WML is a Blackhawk Night-Ops Xiphos NTX light, which I'd never heard of before looking up what it was, for apparently good reason
-the sights are XS Big Dot sights

Certainly nothing I'd have ever expected to see on an LE gun, but as stated, sometimes mindset is all you need.

[underhook]

That Vegas cop. Brass balls. He could walk around in a pink ballet outfit and retain his man card after that. Amazing respect for someone that drives fast into gunfire.

He pulled off the slowest most screwed up reload in history while under fire and still won.

[LockedBreech]

A few other equipment things I just noticed on a rewatch:
-the gun used is a Glock 17 Gen 3 RTF2 (you can see the fishgill slide cuts during the reload) but he's got a grip sleeve on it, which seems like it'd defeat the purpose of buying an RTF2 gun
-the WML is a Blackhawk Night-Ops Xiphos NTX light, which I'd never heard of before looking up what it was, for apparently good reason
-the sights are XS Big Dot sights

Certainly nothing I'd have ever expected to see on an LE gun, but as stated, sometimes mindset is all you need.

That's the big sell point to a quality gun. No matter what variant or how much questionable gear is attached, it's still gonna spit 17+1 9mms and do a pretty good job at it.