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Okay, I have to ask... I've seen this term before, but I don't know what it means.Originally Posted by Thumper
Mozambique!
Can someone educate me please?
Brian
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Two in the chest, one in the head.Okay, I have to ask... I've seen this term before, but I don't know what it means.
Can someone educate me please?
Brian
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mozambique_Drill
Same thing mentioned by SixBravo above.
We use a five burst, assuming one BG. In a continuum of fire, the first is an instinct point shot at groin level as soon as the gun clears, no's 2-3-4 are point shots up the COM (the stitch) as the gun rises to high chest level, and the fifth (no, not Jim Beam) is now two handed with the sights to the brain stem, which we hope is less mobile at that point. Note that it is not a head shot. That pretty much covers incapacitation of muscular/skeletal, cardio/vascular, and central nervous systems.
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