Urban terrain is the hardest to attack. It can be the easiest to defend if you know what you're doing. Even if you'e just defending against a home invasion, its best to know what you're doing
All the guys at our school that bragged about knowing Kung Fu ended up getting their *** kicked
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If a guy cannot carry a 200 lb man 100 yards or so and keep on fighting, you need not worry about any CQB.
Most likely you will be in a encampment with all the old, fat, disabled men, women, children and other people who cannot carry a 200 lb man a distance and still be able to fight.
You won’t even be like the last kid picked on a slaughter ball game.
Most likely you will be in a encampment with all the old, fat, disabled men, women, children and other people who cannot carry a 200 lb man a distance and still be able to fight.
You won’t even be like the last kid picked on a slaughter ball game.
Wondering what situations you find yourself in for that side of prepping. I’m not in the city so my wife and I didn’t even discuss that matter. Most posts deal with the ra ra element of I’ll take this or me and the boys will go gang busters on bad guys.
Mainly I’m wondering about the more family unit based planning. I have two kids now so my wife and I have changed our emergency plans considerably over the past few years. Mainly just seeing what people are thinking as they compile the info in their head. I didn’t even think of you had to defend your house while sitting literally right next to another house and not on property. That’s a valid reason to have a 10.5” AR vs 16” AR. Good point.
My dad is almost 400 lbs. We tell him we’ll strap him with armor and turn him into a tank. Lol! Seriously though PT means a lot, but even a fat guy can sit in a good angle and take out a few guys trying to take his house.
but isn't that exactly what happened in places like Iraq and Afghanistan?
people in the country will be just as likely to be raided, but with things like drones and fire.
are you prepared to use your water to defend people hell bent on burning you out?
The difference is the "homeowners" were armed with full-auto rifles.
Never underestimate a single shot to someone from distance to instill terror and fear in a force much bigger than yours.
