P.I.T Maneuver

[Tamagachi]

I don't know if you've seen this video or not but I felt it was a great example of the P.I.T. maneuver. And since the car is a Mustang, it emulates the speed we generally deal with. The third maneuver by the criminal was pretty cool though.

http://youtu.be/S-jR6aOoDow

[[WS]Mike]

Haha, just did a training on this! It's certainly one of the most efficient and useful tactics to bring pursuits to a controlled and safe end.

[Pingster]

Due to having to account for lag, if you tried that in-game, you'd just spin yourself out :P But lagpitting is awesome, I can never pass up an opportunity to do that.

[Tamagachi]

Haha, just did a training on this! It's certainly one of the most efficient and useful tactics to bring pursuits to a controlled and safe end.

Wish I had been there! I'm striving for HSP and PIT is definitely one of the more important skills to master.

[Milano Alvarez]

Damn, this is typically HSP. Persuit Intervention Maneuver,

[Roske]

Well Tamagachi, it's a bit diffrent approach in SA:MP, as SA:MP is not snyced.
YouTube link

[Tamagachi]

Well Tamagachi, it's a bit diffrent approach in SA:MP, as SA:MP is not snyced.
YouTube link

Thanks for that link. It also gave me this video which is really helpful 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkZYIS54q_0

[Yenkee]

Amazing manuer , he is like Balla - Never give up

[PulseEffect]

I think this belongs in this board

[Smokes_Solonik]

I think this belongs in this board

you're only sayin this because you can't pit! :p

[Tamagachi]

I think this belongs in this board

you're only sayin this because you can't pit! :p

Smokey, play nice

[Rusty.]

Getting the right distance in-front of a suspect vehicle is crucial to performing a good P.I.T.  Flipped dozen's of vehicle's doing it.

[PulseEffect]

I think this belongs in this board

you're only sayin this because you can't pit! :p

[Pingster]

Getting the right distance in-front of a suspect vehicle is crucial to performing a good P.I.T.  Flipped dozen's of vehicle's doing it.

Sadly, figuring out where's the sweet spot is several times harder than it is with lagshooting. With lagshooting you get several chances a second, whereas you only get so many chances at lagpit. From what I remember from SAPD Cadet training, there wasn't really all that much taught about lagpits, perhaps that could be worked on, against various vehicles and things and stuff.

[Tamagachi]

TinMan did one last night that was so good I literally went "Hollyyy shittt!" He flipped the car on the first try by going like ten meters in front of it

[~Legend~]

A great chase skill to master.


Check this out. It's something that we used to use for teaching recruits in the old VCPD Academy 3/4 years back.

From our own Chase_Greggor, actually.

[James Moretti]

Even though the FBI rancher is a 4x4, and a bit high, PIT still works in some cases. They see us rollin' , they run. Sad thing about some police vehicles is the speed. On the highway you'll loose the advantage. But a good driver can beat a suspect in an infernus, both by driving skill and teamwork (eg: roadblocks).

PIT is one of the best tactics I've ever seen/used in SA:MP. Thanks for sharing those videos, I'm sure new officers will learn from it.

[Chase]

A great chase skill to master.


Check this out. It's something that we used to use for teaching recruits in the old VCPD Academy 3/4 years back.

From our own Chase_Greggor, actually.

Heh, I'm suprised you still remember that GIF I posted years ago :P ... I sure didn't remember it. Anyways, its a good tactic indeed. Anyone is free to use my GIF for their training if they wish. I'm just glad I could contribute.

[Hidduh]

I remember when we used to do SKID & PIT trainings in the DPD with Giac, those should be organised some more in my opinion