Gabe Suarez Likes the Sig 516

The Ultimate Development Of The Piston M4 Rifle

Related: If It Ain't Broke - Don't Fix It?: A Discussion Of The Piston AR

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Videos:




Sig Sauer M400 vs. Sig Sauer 516 High Speed Video Comparison
Guns and Gear Review the SIG516 with Bud Fini
Sig 516 Piston AR-15 Review
Sig 516 Piston AR-15 Update Oct 2011
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From Suarez Int'l/One Source Tactical: The TSD Universal Fighting Knife Video

I am inclined to be a poseur and dress like a contractor, including getting a cap like the one sold by Magpul.



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700 Club: Gabe Suarez: Saved by the Voice of God By Robert Hull

Gabe Suarez, The Case For Two Guns (see also Managing The “X” and CONTACT SHOOTING WITH A PISTOL )

From the third:

I will begin by saying that I hate ground fighting. I am forty-nine years old and hate rolling around on an asphalt surface getting my clothes ripped and my elbows and knees ground onto the concrete. I hate it but I cannot ignore it. With the rise in popularity of the UFC and the prevalence of Brazilian Ju Jitisu, the idea of fighting on the ground has become a reality and likelihood regardless of your exposure and training. Like it or not, the complete fighter must have an understanding of ground fighting as much as an understanding of knives and other things not associated with the sterile shooting range.

In my opinion, the most important thing when fighting on the ground is to find a way to get back up. Unlike the sporting arena, you won't be facing one guy alone. While you are putting some sort of arm bar or whatever on the one adversary, and that is taking for granted that you are better at this than he, his buddies will walk up behind you and stomp your brains out of your skull and into the gutter. The ground is NOT where you want to be in the real world, so avoid it.