Hey G - Call of Duty Black Ops- Rio de Janeiro Style.

[GRACIE JIU-JITSU]

 

[~UN_$ung~]

what the fuck.......Mad World

[benchmstr]

some people get to have all the damn fun...

bench

[G_Thang]

 

where is Favela Morro dos Macacos? I was in Favela Mangueira right by Hospital Barata Ribeiro.  if you were shot by BOPE by mistake you could get carried over in blanket before you bled to death.  

Brasil, Colombia, y Mexico comparten mas de lo que muchos deseariamos... suerte con su guerra... suerte con la nuestra...  Cuba vs Uncle Sam  

 

[Kim Jong Bob]

when we are sitting on our computers and play COD they get to do it IRL...lucky sobs 

[GRACIE JIU-JITSU]

where is Favela Morro dos Macacos? I was in Favela Mangueira right by Hospital Barata Ribeiro.  if you were shot by BOPE by mistake you could get carried over in blanket before you bled to death.  

Brasil, Colombia, y Mexico comparten mas de lo que muchos deseariamos... suerte con su guerra... suerte con la nuestra...  Cuba vs Uncle Sam  

 

  Hint. attn to 0:29 and 0:40.


 

 

[spinnis]

 

one dude in the ufc does tha shit when he aint training, crazy ass brazil lol

[The Abdominal Snoman]

One would think that there wouldn't be any lapse time between the guys shooting. Don't seem very efficient

[Tito24]

religion of peace

[GRACIE JIU-JITSU]

religion of peace

 That war has nothing to do with religion.

[makaveli25]

Are they actually shooting at anything or volley firing into the air?

[Tito24]

 That war has nothing to do with religion.

i bet theres a way we can bring islam into this.

[Nails]

Thats the location of the next world cup, and god willing the last

[GRACIE JIU-JITSU]

i bet theres a way we can bring islam into this.

  Allahu Akbar. there you go.

 
 

[Ursus]

Fag camper

[Ex Coelis]

brutal application of the marksmanship principles and TCCC

[benchmstr]

i just watched the whole clip for the first time....not once did anybody hold and fire a combat weapon correctly

they look like the muslims with the way they hold the weapon and fire...."spray, and pray"

bench

[benchmstr]

brutal application of the marksmanship principles and TCCC

beat me to it by less than a minute

it looks like they received no formal training...

bench

[~UN_$ung~]

i just watched the whole clip for the first time....not once did anybody hold and fire a combat weapon correctly

they look like the muslims with the way they hold the weapon and fire...."spray, and pray"

bench

i noticed that........you would think the MOST elite police spcial tactics force in all of south america wouldnt just be holding machine guns overhead and blindly firing bullets

[benchmstr]

i noticed that........you would think the MOST elite police spcial tactics force in all of south america wouldnt just be holding machine guns overhead and blindly firing bullets

tilting their head to the side on the stock...holding rifles out front like handguns....holding the stock 1' away from their face while shooting at a target at about 100yards.....not effective

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[Ex Coelis]

sometimes the LCF (Looking Cool Factor) is more important than accuracy 

[~UN_$ung~]

in their defense fighting in the favelas is obviously a lot different then engaging enemies across a battlefield..........som etimes you have to shoot over your head, or through a window, or around something

drastically different then fighting on  a battlefield

[benchmstr]

sometimes the LCF (Looking Cool Factor) is more important than accuracy 

hell yeah....thats why some people usE the ACR  

i have been using the ACR for a few months now.....i hate the damn thing...but it would be perfect for these guys!!!

and they werent even taking heavy fire, and they were still doing spray, and pray

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[benchmstr]

in their defense fighting in the favelas is obviously a lot different then engaging enemies across a battlefield..........som etimes you have to shoot over your head, or through a window, or around something

drastically different then fighting on  a battlefield

its not that different from the war Big Poppa J, and myself faught in...both in tight cities, both against militia....we just had slightly better toys, and more sand.....and obviously A LOT more training...

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[Ex Coelis]

in their defense fighting in the favelas is obviously a lot different then engaging enemies across a battlefield..........som etimes you have to shoot over your head, or through a window, or around something

drastically different then fighting on  a battlefield

actually, an urban setting requires much higher accuracy and round accountability

then again it's south america . . .