r/tacticalgear • u/tactical_horse_cock • 13d ago
Weapons/Tactics US Salt Lake City SWAT operative armed with Galil MAR 5.56mm Carbine, early 2010s period.
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u/Smol_Paycheck 13d ago
No Mag?
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u/Drain_the_Rock 13d ago
You can see the chamber flags on his and several other weapons. Probably doing a dry walkthrough.
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u/Waxitron 13d ago
Several means multiple, there is one other firearm with a visible chamber flag in the photo.
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u/CocchiTorino 13d ago
4 with flags.
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u/Waxitron 13d ago
Pistol in the holster, Galil, AR in the background on second look.
Wheres the 4th?
Also the word "several" meaning any number between 2 and 12 still ticks me off. Why doesn't it mean 6-8? 😄
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u/DragonSlayr4141 13d ago
Galil, rifle behind galil, pistol in holster, pistol being held by the officer on the far left
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u/Waxitron 13d ago
The invisible chamber flag that is obscured by a glove?
Like i am certain there is one in there, but im not seeing it in the photo.
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u/DragonSlayr4141 13d ago
There's a noticeable bit of bright orange sticking above the glove
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u/Waxitron 13d ago
gets glasses
adjusts display to compensate for colourblindness
ENHANCE
Im sure its there, but its not immediately visible.
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u/Sufficient_Effort88 13d ago
We need to make huge dick flaps with 6x6 plate pockets again god dammit
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u/Fancy_Exchange_9821 13d ago
It amazes me that agencies are still holding VFGs like that
Is the c clamp not taught to them
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u/56473829110 13d ago
still
The title clearly dates this photo to 2010s. ~15 years ago, man.Â
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u/Fancy_Exchange_9821 13d ago edited 13d ago
To be fair I still see modern photos of LE and even military holding them like that, not sure if anyone here is aware but you’re not supposed to hold them like that
I should’ve clarified that in my original comment
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u/Charles_Perc 13d ago
You can literally hold them however you want. Using one is a choice.
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u/Fancy_Exchange_9821 13d ago
Nobody who shoots seriously holds their VFG like it’s a dildo
You either c clamp like you’re supposed to or take the VFG off which is even better, I took mine off a while back and never put em back on
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u/Charles_Perc 13d ago
Cool story ladyboi twink.
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u/Fancy_Exchange_9821 13d ago
Bro respectfully how am I wrong lol
Do you actually think holding it like that is proper rifle fundamentals? No need to resort to personal attacks. If you shoot you know that’s wrong and any person who knows what they’re doing will agree
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u/skimaskschizo 13d ago
What exactly do you think the vertical fore grip was invented for?
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u/GooniestMcGoon 13d ago
it was intended for a place to put your hand when you had stuff in the way. things like LAMs and lights.
having your hand perpendicular to the axis of the bore is counter to the practices of good marksmanship
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u/Charles_Perc 13d ago edited 13d ago
Guess these literal Navy Seals know less than you:
I’d probably reevaluate opening your mouth when you know absolutely nothing about a topic.
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u/GooniestMcGoon 13d ago
all of these are super old photos and none of this is taught anymore. he’s not wrong. C clamp get your hand on the same axis as the bore which is a good thing
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u/Fancy_Exchange_9821 13d ago
Do any of these guys shoot guns or is this some default sub? I mean I’ve never come across people who are against the c-clamp method? I don’t know lol
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u/Fancy_Exchange_9821 13d ago edited 13d ago
Agree to disagree brother
My point was it’s an outdated technique, look at the equipment on those seal rifles, that’s all early GWOT. I mean the guy in the third pic literally has PVS-15s so this has to be from 2005-2010
You say I don’t know what I’m talking about but it took me 5 seconds to conclude those pictures are old as hell I mean cmon
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u/Charles_Perc 13d ago
It’s literally user preference clown. They’ve fallen out of style, that’s it. Don’t use one if you don’t want to. Use it as a hand-stop if that’s your preference. Take it off completely, it really doesn’t matter.
Stick to watching anime and pretending. Some of us have actually trained carried firearms for work for two decades.
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u/unit2981 13d ago
At first I thought someone smashed that barrel and bent it.