
Originally Posted by
Taran
Is that the current training? Last I was taught, you hit the ground with the stock first.
Of course, that was the old A2, not the M4. It does rather makes sense to drop the off-hand to make contact first because the shortened stock is, well, short.
The way I was taught is that you get on your haunches (spelling?) like you're squating, put your support hand down then kick your legs out as you fall onto your stomach. Of course, if you're receiving fire and you haven't practiced it enough to the point where it's become muscle memory, you're just gonna want to get the **** down as fast as you can.
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