Tactical Comp Rant: Tac Competitions are for Larpers

[@AJohnSmith]

Trench will say one thing one day and the exact opposite the next week. He’s a clickbait, engagement goober.

[@JARG]

@@AJohnSmith I think he is a good dude. That’s why I have invited him to compete. Let’s see the proof

[@WearilyCorrect]

And he doesn’t have combat experience so not sure what he’s adding to the convo…

[@hoofgripweightlifting6872]

Good stuff bro. LARPERS won America’s Independence from King George. The doods who kicked the world’s most professional army at the time were a bunch of farmers, shop keepers, woodsman, etc who LARPed. Remember this as we preserve the 2A. Train the way you fight. Fight the way you train. HOOAH. Good stuff!!

[@Front-Toward-Enemy]

Competitions are a test. But it’s not training. You train for the competition.

[@JARG]

@@Front-Toward-Enemy while true, it’s a test. It’s great training test. It’s not a real life or death scenario. You see other techniques and equipment. So see if your equipment is setup correctly and make changes etc. This is all train for real use: like carrying a wounded buddy, shooting under stress, etc. This is a test but training for real use. Boom. Thx for the comment

[@JARG]

@@Front-Toward-Enemy like I said This is training to learn new techniques from other while evaluating your performance for your preparation for a real life test. So why are we talking semantics… they are great training, learning, and evaluating tools.

[@DanDan-cl7em]

Infantruber vs Infantruber

[@gatorhkman]

Agree 100%. Prior 11B and 14B service too. TG is in left field on this topic. If you are tactical/prep inclined and not in service or A govt/leo, IDPA/USPSA, tac games and more provide a means to create stress, test skills and likely shoot COF's better than you are going to actually build/run at your own range or land. Plus it builds real community. Keep up your great post ups man.

[@travistucker4067]

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[@savageinstitute9569]

Timed, scored, with peers under a system of rules. Call it larping, gaming, doesnt matter. Competition adds different factors than our practical shooting training alone. There is a greater point that is also true, there is never an end. JJ Racaza could best me to the draw but what is his wrestling and jiujitsu like, endurance etc. Can he dismantle a grenade, no. What is his land nav, medical, drone, humit etc Either way from the USPSA to the tactical games style to the ling range boys, all good things. KZbin recommended you, Im giving you a regular subscribe.

[@sgtcheetoh8023]

What are the comps your talking about besides Tacitcal games ? I’m looking for something more in my area

[@JARG]

@@sgtcheetoh8023 What area. I’m in SC. I go to Laurens, SC. Sawmill Training Complex. Sawmill Showdowns. They are basically one day Tactical Games

[@sgtcheetoh8023]

@ west Texas

[@ckkevin9620]

I know he won't compete but if he does please let me know. I'd love to do that Tactical Games. I'm just a guy out here who loves CrossFit and shooting guns. 😂 I never served but I do believe if you're going to own guns you need to know how to use them and use them safely. Tactical Games does that and then some.

[@JARG]

@@ckkevin9620 I been doing a lot of the Sawmill Showdowns

[@JARG]

@@ckkevin9620 Trench seems fits enough. He did good on ACFT

[@CCR1062]

Regular Guy, I like you, gonna subscribe to your channel.