That is actually a good way to run with your pistol and we actually do it a lot when we are on competitions.Originally Posted by anmlcrkrs Go to original post
Is actually also advised in self defends scenarios and it applies to military/LE purposes as well.
The reason is, when people run like what was suggested by a lot of pEople (in a comical 90's low ready that we see in a lot of cop movies (die hard 1) with the hands in the same height of our legs ) hinder our moving capabilities, that is why John kind of ran sideways in the movie, is also easier to gain control of the fiream of people who hold their guns like that (0 firearm retention), takes more time to aim too.
The gun have to move all the way from your legs to the height of your eyes.
While in chest height it moves just a little.
By having the gun pointing slightly up you are not muzzle flashing unintended targets or team mates, but by not pointing completely up, you can point at anyone trying to gain control of your gun and shoot.
They done this one right.
I appreciate the answer!
It may not be the gun location that bothers me as much as the rest of the animation. I think the footfall pace seems almost too fast for the ground covered. It also just seems unnatural in general. I doubt this was motion capture,but rather some CG joint map. I'm hoping extra mocap work is evident at launch.