Is this ammo / conversion kits available in the US?

@@kevinfitzpatrick5949 no i think ATF has recently banned training ammo in the US for civilians for some unknown reason...

@@kevinfitzpatrick5949 No, cause they got mad their pistol braces ban was overturned, which decreased their revenue. In return they banned anything and everything else, including smoke grenades. (official reason: Simunition is a 'non-sporting' type of ammunition, as opposed to other ammunitions which are 'sporty', apparently. Also I know the [edit here] simunition ban was before the ban overturn, but dang)

@@PolenarTactical crybaby legislators...how the hell does one justify banning non-lethal simunition? Our country is so ass-backwards.

@@PolenarTacticalchevron difference is overruled, they have no say now unless congress passes something now.

Are you a gun channel or a music channel dude

@@armthedillos2290 both?

@@PrintShootRepeat that’s gnarly brother 😘

You killed it brother!

I literally have all your songs in a playlist that I loop

that's a once in a decade ooccurrence

When did that happen? I was expecting it when he crashed through the wall, but he didn't say anything then surprisingly.

@@riflemanm16a2 After he got shot in the back during the duel.

Don’t worry that was just his stunt double under the mask.

@@Camino377Thanks, I heard that the first time, but it didn’t register!

the only correct way

well, it will be an unexpected entry point!

On this episode of forgotten breaching.

@@precisiongaming8776 The tank parks in a wall!!!

three ways inside: use a door, open a door, make a door :)

Smart man on over watch. Smart man stay sneaky far away. Smart man call in air strike.

​@@NelsonZAPTM so you're saying forward observers are smart men?

This is just Airsoft tbh but more expensive and the projectiles hurt more

@@southwestoklahomaairsoftcl9889 do you know any stupid FO's?

@@Virutosah Probably a bit better due to higher projectile velocity, and therefore not so much of the "dodge the pellet" effect happening. Airsoft is not bad for CQB practice, but past about 10-15 feet, the slow pellet causes tactics to change. Also, with this and with airsoft, there is no shooting through concealment like with real bullets.

pure out of matrix

Bro is the scout from TF2. Bro drank Bonk

He didnt even dodge them. He just ran in a straight line

he didnt know the attacker moved so he was expecting to get shot - big balls move

Liked his decisiveness at the end. Badass!

He got those Main Character skills!!

There is absolutely zero about PSR that is “hard”. Guy is barely 5 feet tall.

@@gb8641 well whats the point of commenting then negative nancy

This is the main reason marking ammo can be a bit better for this kind of training - as long as people are afraid of getting hit, it will bring up a lot of adrenaline and better simulate a certain scenario than just airsoft. But if you train a lot even MTX marking ammo will not scare you that much anymore so it can loose the value

I'll put my few cents here. I do historical fencing, and pain doesnt make training better. If you have too much pain - you learn to avoid it, not learn to be better. Avoiding pain in their case is using thin wooden covers and stuff, but in reality it wont stop any bullet. Thats just from my experience, as an example, people usually revert to doing less risky moves to not get hurt, whilw ij reality, this move would've granted big success with low risk, but in a training scenario. getting hurt sucks with not much profit for skill.

@@PolenarTactical Plus train too much with it and the whole "concealment vs cover" training looses some value. Ex army here so cover was drilled into me, but playing paintball vs non military trained people will have me loose every day of the week. They will tag me in that errant foot sticking out in the open while I try jogging painballs through a plywood wall I know isn't worth damn for cover if it was 5.56 I was shooting! Doh

I found paintball to be ""good"" training in the context of close combat for this exact reason [paintballs hurt] and additionally if you purposefully run your gear to mimic an actual fighting load with a full-face mask you'll be pissing sweat, thirsty, physically tired, sucking wind, fogged-up, and constantly outgunned in a way that forces you to adopt good habits when shooting and moving to compensate, which gets you out on top most of the time, especially if your team mates are receptive and can remember the trifecta of "shoot, move, communicate". Ofc the question of cover vs concealment can lead to training scars in theory but once you see what live rounds can do you get an immediate feel for the difference that would do away with all that if you had a head on your shoulders in a real steel scenario. In short: know your medium and it's limits, and take the good from whatever experience you can get. And if you play airsoft, because paintball is dead; invest in low-cap mags and put weighted plates in your plate carrier.

​@@Part.No.1xbil.Prod.Tp.MXMVIIIthere is no compensating for fogging up, you are just blind

Ahhahahaah:)

Woof woof

I heard "And we totally didn´t shoot your dog" - which made me crack up

Was scrolling the comments while the video played and I got to this one literally as they said atf, we already shot your dog. Lmfao

​@@Mrspliffynice

Right? Lessons learned the fun way

Yeah too bad our gov is gay as fuck and basically outlawed civi training with em

That's paint ball

Anti-'cheater' 'hardware' established with MTX lol

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We will all be attending Finnish Brutality match in August. Obviously we can't do FoF there but we can try to make some col content together. Any suggestions?

@@PolenarTactical honestly Finnish brutality seems pretty awesome itself. I don’t know the regulations so I’d hate to speak out of turn but you guys might get together for a “draw a gun out of a hat” style competition. Everyone picks a gun blindly that someone else picked/brought and has to complete a stage/a mini competition between you. You might get something you are familiar with, you might get something Ian found in a cave in the desert or some monstrosity PSR dreamed up. I don’t know if it’s feasible but could be fun.

@@nathanturner963 funny you say that, Jari had a similar idea 😅

@@PolenarTactical hey, I’d watch that video lol. It’ll either be hilarious or boring and there is only one way to know.

@@PolenarTacticalyes I have cool suggestions. You should go skiing between Ian and PSR if you know what I mean (double jerk job). Or maybe even let them do a wobbly H with you

That's good to hear! So more force on force and CQB?

@@PolenarTactical absolutely, great content as always. You have a good balance of teaching and having fun with it!

@@PolenarTactical I'd love to see you bringing out veteran-tubers next time! I wanna see the difference between people shooting for a hobby compared to people with engraved skills

@@PolenarTactical Another yes vote from me. This is great content. Everybody there did a really good job considering how little time they had to practice.

He should have cleared the rooms "Fuze-Style"

​@@antiluckermd1956throw explosives first, ask questions never, hostages? What are those?

Pre-firing

@@bigchooch4434 Jari was clearly not a seasoned R6 vet since he didnt try to spawnkill them.

Holy shit that WAS the arm motion from Battlefield

Next knowledge transfer: field craft survival in prison challenge

@@maplemaple1439 meta tactic confirmed.

@@maplemaple1439 all charges were dropped, so get a new schtick

Would love to, the issue is that Slovenia is quite far away from US and this was just the perfect opportunity to do it after Lynx Brutality when everyone was still here. We are talking with a company to possibly do a proper MIL laser training battle in the US over the course of a couple of days - that will also make a good video if we manage to actually do it

@@PolenarTactical glad to hear you guys have some more stuff being planned! Keep up the great work 🤘🏻

GET THE HELL OUT OF MY ARMORY, SPLIT-LIP!

I still find myself singing "its a glock thats also a bong" while i poop😂😂

He got a bit too into the LARPing

giwtwm

Good video. Excellent collaboration and presentation.

yeah. the best thing, it works.

@@AkiSan0 no argument there.

Whoa now easy! Simmer down a little, you're a wild dude.

@ketchupschouppe8497 You're right. I should sit down and re-think my life. Thank you!

​@@ElTejon47901lol nice one dude

no, it's his long lost Slovenian brother

Gun Jesus aka house breaker

Regular Jesus walks on water Gun Jesus goes through walls

And his 12 Agents

​@@PolenarTactical his evil twin "anti gun Jesus"!?

Only legal in Easten Europa. Last free space in the world

Im sorry if this is disrespectful, but who’s Calvin?

@@deadmate8335 0:21

@@deadmate8335 He's the one who got shot on the top of the head going up the stairs. Not sure who he is outside of that

@@TrueChaoSclx He runs Firepower United, he doesn't upload very often.

Thank you! I think so too and i'll forward the message to Oleh, our editor :)

There is nowhere for them to hide if there is no building!! 😆

yes it is 😅

@@PolenarTactical a fellow Pure Pwnage enjoyer, mega based

"That's not full auto. This is full auto." *BZZZZZZZZRT*

@@f1r3hunt3rz5 Dayum bro, okay

Hell yeah!!! Hahaha!!!

When we did a bit of training all the guys were very mindful about their muzzle and did pretty well. But here there was an imminent threat of getting shot by OPFOR so they were all super stressed and target focused

@@PolenarTactical Yeah I guessed as much, but all that means is more training!

There are going to be situations where flagging is going to happen. The best safety is your finger.

@@UncleSam1732 we didnt actually do any training here, just quickly showed some basic concepts and pushed them into the scenario 😆

Flagging happens all the time in real war. Lol.

Thanks!

it's a tough job but someone has to do it

Airsoft is a good cheap tool for all kinds of training, from precisions hooting, IPSC, tactics and force on force, if done correctly. This marking ammo just takes it one step further because it hurts like hell and people are actually afraid to get hit so they take it more seriously

I've been accused of being a sore loser as I didn't even know I was hit while playing airsoft. I prefer paintball as there's no questioning whether or not you're hit. Far more energy behind a paintball. This looks like a blast to play, combining my two favorite aspects of airsoft and paintball.

damn! that' was a missed opportunity for inserting a Family Guy clip 😆

Thank you, that's good feedback!

That's the goal. You have any special ideas in mind?

@@PolenarTactical Off the top of my head maybe consider like a GunTuber Search and Destroy game but with MTX. Like in Call of Duty or Rainbow 6 Siege

it happens maybe once in a decade

thats exactly what the takeaway should be, the best way to avoid getting killed in a gunfight is to not get in a gunfight. Because its chaos and no amount of training and preplanning can accommodate for the random dude blind fireing around a corner

thanks :)

I play airsoft and I’d definitely play this as well if they did games using these only but they worked like airsoft games.

😁

That's great advice. Your mom says your pizza rolls are done. They are upstairs next to the job listing's and the body wash.

@@scaryalbino8807 enjoy not existing when your overlords push you into service

@@scaryalbino8807 💀

Damn he must be part of delta force with those tactics