Tactical Impact (2008) - Clearing the Street/Building - Episode 1
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- Опубліковано 22 лип 2024
- This is the first episode of Tactical Impact, the first collaboration between Larry and his current crew. The show aired in 2008 on Fox Sports and various other channels and was produced by Intermedia Outdoors. The show was meant to blend history and firearms together through an engaging format. The show was co-hosted by Aaron Roberts, who went on to host other firearms related television shows.
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take a shot every time one of them says "panama"
KimJongSkill take a shot every time one of them touches the other's shoulder for just a split second too long
Jim C relationship goals
In Panama, if I did this I'd probably die in the Panamanian urban environment in Panama.
KimJongSkill died from alcohol poisoning
Absolute panamaniac
This one time, at band camp, in Panama...
Pat Micucci dang
I do this every time I'm heading to the fridge for a beer. You just never know.🤪
Only you guys , who combined with highly training and combat experience, are able to provide such educative video. Every minute is worthwhile.
Been training on clearing my house when nobody is home and it's very important to learn.
what? are you really that scared.ore do you live in a war zone?
Jay Mendez good for you keep training we never stop learning and being able to confidently clear your home and having a plan for a defensive scenario is invaluable to yours and your loved ones safety👍🏼
Jay Mendez I do given all the other stuff I need to learn as an infantryman I try to keep up with a little bit of MOUT training at home if you got a rubber ducky gun or a airsoft weapon that's probably the most ideal to use put on your plate carrier to if you got one so it simulates having to maneuver around furniture and corridors in full kit nothing wrong with that just make sure everyone on this thread just be safe about it.
Me too good for learning movement around corners and stuff.
@@xboxx706 Why is it such an issue to you that people train to be ready for the worst.
My choice for Iwo Jima - if it was available at the time - would be a f-ing plasma rifle.
WTH kind of argument is this, "if it was available at the time"? Yeah, of course you would choose a weapon from +12 years in the future, no shit. In a fight between a Messerschmitt and a Spitfire I would also choose an F-18 Hornet, but that's kind of missing the point, isn't it?
The M14 kinda surprised me too. I was expecting the third choice to be a B.A.R.
it's a legitimate statement: imagine what kinds of projectile weapons might be in the future, and some enterprising individual or group could task themselves with making it NOW. I've thought about this at length, and it's pushing me to become a gunsmith to test it.
what weapon would you choose? we have 3 choices: the M1 Garand, already a legend by this point; the M1 Carbine, a very popular weapon among the troops; and, let’s jump ahead in time a bit, the proton cannon from the arc reactor on Iron Man’s breastplate.
very difficult choice. which would you choose?
Gentle Breadcat, Esquire whichever gets the job done
M1
But was it used in Panama?
m4, proton cannnon too much collateral damage
IM's arc reactor blasts had an incredibly limited range: 200ft or closer. Not useful outside of CQB. A hyper-velocity standard projectile firearm would be far more useful.
Man alive this is glorious, thank you Mr Vickers and to the rest of the crew.
When I'm shooting that close, I want to touch my teammate with my elbows so I don't have them running in front of me and risk hitting them.
UF Pro did a really good series that involved that. Muzzle to flesh is the technique they called it.
All it takes is a round to impact the wall next to him, for him to involuntarily flinch right into the line of fire.
I had a bit of an issue with it also.
I was nervous watching it. The drills were pretty bad.
Imagine giving Delta advice lol
@@Baltimoreborn did I? Or did I say what I prefer to do?
Watching this show introduced me to LAV. I've seen him in many different shows and I like his no nonsense style. Semper Fi Sir!
One of your best historical and current firearms with practical use. I learned a lot, we'll done. Thanks.
"My pick would be a gun that didn't exist at the time... " yeah no shit..
Niz Dub Gimme a m27 or a m416. That would be my choice lol.
Angel S Those are copies based on the M4. They are no better then an M4 either. I'll take an AK any day though.
Rade Ue Masq Yes but every gun evolves if worthy. The M4 was great but I would prefer its more current representations.
Angel S Well I am going off experience. The M4 was my service rifle. Didn't care for it really. It got the job done & all but it just felt eh!
Everyone has their own tastes though.
Larry Vickers doesn't play by the rules!
Mr vickers you are a bad ass, true American hero/hardass.
i love this, very entertaining and educational. I'd love to see more on the specific tactics rather just the weapons used though and i would really love it if you guys did an episode like this focused on home defense and other civilian personal defense situations.
Watched a lot of these years ago, but still awesome and still learning something every time
This is a great show, thanks for the upload.
This is actually pretty cool Larry, comparing weapon systems form different time periods
Excellent vid! Realy awesome! Thank you Larry!
Glad you brought this back.
wow this is so bad ass. I can't believe i've never seen this till now. I've seen dozens of videos of larry training people on a shooting range but that was mostly weapons handling and basic shooting while moving. I've never seen him do stuff like this before. Larry was smooth AF in this. Their pacing was a lot more what i would have thought cqb room entry/clearing would be like.
nice to see larry still got the moves and having fun
I have the DVDs. Seen it a dozen times...Classic, thanks.
Super weird to see LAV without his Goatee. Rocking it nowadays, though. Glad to see old clips still floating around, Larry. Thank you for your service to the United States and the gun community.
Thanks LAV! That was an awesome video! :-)
Excellent vid, gentlemen! keep it coming!
Thank u for making these epic vids. Mr. Vikers. God bless and carry on.
This was cool, can't wait for more episodes
hope you guys bring back some more tactical impact videos =) this is awesome
absolutly great video, instructing and interesting. Thanks!
Outstanding...would love to see more of this.
Great video Larry, thx for uploading. Greetings from the Swedish infantry.
Love the recent content Larry!!!!!
love this type of video. Thanks
Terrific! Good to see you Aaron. I met you while back in SGA, Spring, TX
Once again Larry!!Outstanding!!!
Good shit LAV. Liking to new style.
Excellent video!
Wow I love this video! I learned a bunch! Awesome shooting! Awesome training!
the iwo jima part was gsrbage. like "dogfight in the battle of brittian, what would you use? a hurricane, a spitfire, or jump forward and use a f-14 tomcat?
thanx l a v ...u made my daym I love these
This video is an excellent presentation.
Good stuff guys. Keep up the good work.
"In Paanamaaa"
Ivan Lacroix I'm dying! Staph!!! lol
excellent video, very informative.
Love the "Ready Mag". I have one on one of my ARs. Makes the gun a bit heavier, but it does balance well.
great video!!!
I remember these on TV! Post more in HD Larry!
Vickers Tactical this is amazing you should put more videos like these.....keep up the good work
Really I love this episode
12:05 reptilian shapeshifter confirmed
I learned a lot, thank you.
Saw this when it aired. It's too bad Tactical Impact is no longer on the tele!!! Aaron Roberts and LAV BADASSERY!!!
Amazing series!
Just what i was looking for, maybe in the future you could revisit this in a modern take.
Love the light in line with the front sight. I don't care much for stuff hanging on the side of a rifle.
episode 2? this was great mr vickers
Great vid ty
Cool show... thank you :-)
Such cool comparisons with then and now!
Very well taught and shot...pun INTENDED!
Who makes the steel drop plate targets? Im wanting to buy some of these for my range if anyone could tell me id appreciate it!
Anymore of this coming? Very interesting indeed.
Righteous video. - Mike
This video is really well done.
You may say cringey which i understand a bit but the facts overide that. Great vid
Your vids rock as usual. Liking the history lesson. How about the fin war and weapons?
This was absolutely wonderful, great job LV. A little critique if I may; The part reviewing Iwo Jima, the weapons reviewed were the M1 Garand, M1 Carbine and M14(just for consideration sake). The bit would have been much better served by sticking with the historical options and just going a little deeper, example: M1 Garand, M1 Carbine, M1903A4, B.A.R. M1A1 Thompson, M3 Grease Gun, M1919A6 .30cal. This would give a more historical accurate review and consideration and really add a lot of depth to the program. I understand these weapons can be difficult to come by and shooting a vid like this takes a lot of hard work, it was very enjoyable nonetheless and we can't wait for more episodes. It fills that big gap historical shooters and collectors are needing for viewing and listening material while at the gym, commuting, relaxing etc. Great Job.
I really like this, make more
Bring it back!
Larry, was that the PMII Short Dot 1-8 CC you were using in the intro?
1.) Clean shaven LAV?!
2.) I like this series of videos
What drop targets were those?
MGM
@@roadrunnertactical5292 thank you guys, you have no idea how many searches I tried on google and UA-cam. From, "training scars targets" "tac tv more then 2 shots" "what do you call targets that drop after a random number of shots" this newb thanks you
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Expose the gun to early when hitting corners. Can easily be grab if a enemy is riding the edge of a corner.
If in a boor way it slows the team from coming in behind you. And turn corners with gun pointing down is crazy to me.
I mean if we're going on "if it were available for Iwo" - I would want a squad stacked with a few riflemen with M4s and an M249 team or two. Just saying.
Cool vid!
I agree - they're cool. I saw MP-40 to work. Very interesting. But it is still interesting to see in the work of the submachine gun Shpagin.
classic! more!
this video is bad ass
awesome!
What brand headset?
Man, I have those Oakley M Frames that I wore in Iraq in 2007. They're beaten and scratched to this day, but still serviceable.
cool video love your chanel
On point.
So.... There's an Episode 2 out there somewhere right?
That Iwo Jima one took ne out of the episode. i was thinking the three choices would be garand, carbine, bar, or maybe switch out the carbine for a thompson but the m14 was pointless. In the battle of Midway would you rather have an f4f wildcat, a corsair, or an f86 sabre. its just a dumb comparison.
NewYorkSucks76 yeah, I was expecting Garand, carbine, SMG (Thompson or Grease Gun).
I love how regular Joes or one range visit a month (or less) kind of people so mindlessly try to correct the tactics and methods of someone who has literally spent thousands of hours training with the most experienced and combat proven men in the world.. this shot just blows my mind
Was thinking the same damn thing
Man I learned a lot from this video,
One of Larry’s best for sure. Don’t understand why theirs all this hate? Come on guys
It looks like the way LAV sets up his rifle really hasn't changed. All that changed was the mounting system, from quad rail to keymod.
One of ur biggest fans.
19:00 what is the scope ?
Highly recommend the DVD set.
glad to see there be some fellow lefty shooters
Anyone know the model scope Larry is using?
GLOCK BOY I’m pretty sure it’s a smichdt and bender pm2 priced around $2,500-3,000
What's the training site??
Anybody know what ear-pro they are using?
MSA Sordin Supreme if you're still looking for them
Wasn't Larry in Panama at the time? Why didn't he mention it here? So wouldn't he bring the M727s or similar M16 Commando carbines he and other Delta were using at the time?
Then and Now super sweet!
These old eyes. I wish the dot dot on my aim point looked that round to me. It has a slight starburst but I'll live.
Mine as well lol.
For precise shots, co-witness your dot through your rear sight aperature, tightens it up very well for me. Takes no effort, I don't even notice I do it anymore, it became natural with training.
For close, quick shooting not necessary, but for a bit of a longer poke it helps quite a ton, tightens it up to a perfect crisp dot rather than a damn paint splatter haha.
Astigmatism ftw... Lol
What gun is he using in the "training scars" part? Is that a GRAU at 15:29?
Sig 550 series. Maybe 551.
Larry, what pants and belt were you wearing in this vid?
I'd imagine in outside spaces, having 1 person with a drone giving enemy locations would be a good thing.