What does close quarters battle (CQB) feel like?

In order to explain what it feels like, I need to first explain what it is, and what it is not. CQB does not mean "I'm fighting someone inside a house, or at close range." CQB is not urban fighting. read more

CQB does not mean"I'm fighting someone inside a house, or at close range." CQB is not urban fighting. It's not a bunch of cops bumblefucking their way through a door trying to arrest a drug dealer. read more

While holding my grip pod or broomhandle I would point my left index finger and thumb towards the target area straight along the barrel. My right thumb would also be pointing right at the target as well. This gives your body what feels like a natural point of aim almost and at close ranges like inside of a building is very effective. read more

In close quarters combat, the emphasis is on small infantry units using light, compact weapons that one person can carry and use easily in tight spaces, such as carbines, submachine guns, shotguns, pistols, knives, and bayonets. read more