Tape House Drills: CQB Drills You Can Do Anywhere

Orion Training Group, LLC
Orion Training Group, LLC
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Published 2023-07-01
This video describes 5 ways to address a center fed door. To really get something from this video, you need to pay attention, and you need to have watched some of our other previous videos in the Intro to CQB playlist.

Things this video doesn’t show specifically: hallway considerations, flashbang use, cross coverage, dead space, adjacent space, white light/low light, moving to search a downed target, 3rd/4th man considerations, linkups, multicell clearance…. and about a hundred other important things that just aren’t within the scope of what’s being discussed.

Limitations of this type of training: it’s a paper target guys. It can’t move. It can’t react. There’s no walls, we can see the target prior to movement. That’s fine, this is a micro drill working a few skills, not a scenario.

Drills that work specific skills are very useful. In these drills we are putting a lot of fundamental skillsets together. Footwork, body posturing, non verbal signaling, processing, shooting while moving, and more. Scenarios or “Exercises” address larger scope training such as a full real shoothouse with live role players and non lethal training munitions, allowing for the opponents to shoot back, human error in movement and reaction time, surprise of the target or of the team via unexpected movement, distraction devices, etc etc.

So please understand these drills are just the live fire reps of drills that should be done dry and with non lethal ammo (sims, airsoft, etc) many many times before doing it live. Don’t do this without supervision and don’t do it with people you don’t know/trust.


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All Comments (21)
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  • @Johnny_Cash_Flow
    While in the Marine Corps, 20 years ago, I was in an infantry company and we were taught CQB from a former Recon Marine. When we were in Fallujah, our tactics were adjusted on the fly and we ended up coming up with our own, rudimentary, ways to clear a room/building, which often included frags, JDAMs, or an AT-4. These are lessons which were tightly held by cool guys and rarely shared among us knuckle-draggers. I love seeing a much more refined product available to the masses for education and application. Cheers. Rah.
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    "Mom, can I get a shoot house?" "No, son, you have a tape house at home."
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    I really appreciate you guys putting out these high quality instructional videos.
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    I loved this method of instruction! Looking forward to seeing more videos like this!
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    was looking for a proper CQB video to write a short movie script instead i found a full well, detailed university course on CQB (smiles) thank you so much for this now am stucked i would dedicate myself to listening and watching your videos and practice in my backyard, i can protect my family and write a good script. thank you Sir.
  • @jake7463
    Still the best on the Interwebs regarding these entry methods.
  • @saulgarcia3255
    I like crossing first and opening the gate for the second man. We have trained the same side entry but I don't like the buttonhook. The foot work always gets me.
  • @steveg2277
    Excellent, truly educational content. No fancy camera angles or smoke and mirror terminology. Keep it up!!
  • @daconqueror101
    I like this video because it compiles all of the theories together. It's funny because I don't have cqb experience except for some very rudimentary concepts, but on my own I've thought of some of these concepts just while sitting on the shitter and it's cool to see that somebody already developed them lol.
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