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The Shotgun - Force Multiplier for Civilian Small Unit Tactics- Part II ? Integration of the Shotgun for Ambush Patrols

An ambush is a surprise attack from a concealed position on a moving or temporarily halted target.

Could four or five people lay down by a trail or road and fire a bunch of bullets simultaneously at a group of bad guys walking or driving along? You might very well pull it off?..then again it might not go so well for you. What could you do to enhance your survivability?

Branching off into some tactics, techniques, and procedures study is needed here. Two handy references for operations of this nature are SH-21-76 and FM-7-8. When used as designed, they provide an excellent guideline and a look at the Ambush from a military perspective....


Much more here:  http://www.warriortalknews.com/2011/11/the-shotgun-force-multiplier-for-civilian-small-unit-tactics-part-ii-integration-of-the-shotgun-for-ambush-patrols.html

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I think I have said it somewhere here. Maybe not but I advocate it to my friends all the time.


I WILL NOT leave the house without a 12 gauge. I may not have it in my hands but leaving the wire without a 12 in someones hands will not happen. Luckily my dad just picked up a BM1 and loves the gauge just as much as I do. So He's going to carry it. Plus his eyes aren't as good as they used to be. So it just works out.
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I think I have said it somewhere here. Maybe not but I advocate it to my friends all the time.


I WILL NOT leave the house without a 12 gauge. I may not have it in my hands but leaving the wire without a 12 in someones hands will not happen. Luckily my dad just picked up a BM1 and loves the gauge just as much as I do. So He's going to carry it. Plus his eyes aren't as good as they used to be. So it just works out.

i agree to an extent. my 12's are a CLOSE second in line behind the primary, and if I'm venturing out with multiple people then hell yea, SOMEONE needs to be holding a 12, but if it's just me myself and I, I'm going with the carbine. just my .02
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