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SWAT.

The elite special forces of U .S. law enforcement who take on the country's

dangerous police mission.

GSG -9. The top secret paramilitary arm of the German police.

Known as the most lethal counter -terrorism squad in the world.

Who is deadliest?

To find out, our world -class fighters are testing history's most lethal

weapons. Fire!

Using 21st century science, we'll see what happens when the two warriors go

-to -toe.

No rules, no safety, no mercy.

It's a duel to the death to decide who is the deadliest warrior.

In Los Angeles, California, we've built a high -tech battle zone with

scientists, weapon experts, trauma doctors, And they are all here to test

deadly arsenals of two of the planet's greatest crime fighters.

What? The special weapons and tactics police officers trained to take down

America's most violent criminal.

Versus GSG -9, the elite anti -terrorist unit of the German police force.

Unparalleled urban assault skills make them a terrorist's worst nightmare.

Biomedical engineer Jeff Damer -Lynn will oversee the weapons testing.

Fire!

Put away the pig.

Put away the ballistics gel torso.

For the first time on Deadliest Warrior, we're going to test on a live human

subject.

ER physician Armand Dorian will evaluate the gory injuries.

Look at this exit wound straight through the skull, and he popped the eye out.

Computer whiz Max Geiger will track all the test findings.

and input the data into a battle simulation program.

These guys aren't traditional warriors. They're both paramilitary police forces.

So it promises to be a very interesting matchup. The simulator will generate a

blow -by -blow battle to the death.

The winner will be the deadliest warrior.

SWAT's weapons will be brandished by John Darrah.

John has been with SWAT for nine years.

SWAT faces the full gamut of individuals from the career criminal to the

criminally insane to the drug -induced lunatics. We're absolutely seeing the

worst of the worst.

Also gunning for SWAT, Steve Gordon.

Steve is a 13 -year SWAT veteran.

You're walking towards where the danger is. And people look at you and go, wow,

those guys are badass.

What was formed in direct response to a tragic killing spree on the University

of Texas campus in Austin.

August of 1966, a man named Charles Whitman went to the top of the clock

and started shooting innocent people.

It took the local police over an hour to get to the top of that tower and stop

his actions.

Thirteen people were killed and dozens were injured.

Today's SWAT teams respond to high -risk situations, from hostage rescues to

subduing armed suspects.

The success for us is where the bad guy doesn't get hurt, none of us get hurt,

no citizens get hurt, and everybody goes home the same way they came.

Our SWAT team is confident, but so are their opponents, experts in Germany's

elite GSG -9.

Former German soldier Michael Nagel served in the Mountain Infantry

where he specialized in GSG -9 weapons.

GSG -9 got created and founded for one specific reason, counter -terrorism.

We move in as a team of five, we take care of it, and everything is basically

over before they even know what happened.

We do not mess around.

Martial arts champion Damien Poplar trains the GSG -9 in hand -to -hand

The GSG -9 has the best anti -terrorist groups with enough firepower.

and with enough intellect to take on any terrorist group in the world.

The GSG -9 was formed in 1972 after Palestinian terrorists took Israeli

athletes hostage at the Munich Olympics.

The German police at that point was completely incompetent of dealing with

situation. Eleven Olympians were actually murdered.

The German government vowed that this would never happen again.

And the GSG -9 was operational just six months after the murders.

The GSG -9 quickly proved themselves when they were called in to rescue

from an aircraft hijacked by terrorists in 1977.

Operation Fire Magic was actually finished in just under seven minutes.

We are in a different league. It's as simple as that.

SWAT versus GSG -9. If I had to put my money on it, I'd deal with the precise

German engineering.

GSG -9. These guys are L .A. SWAT. I work in a trauma center in Los Angeles.

know their capabilities, so my edge goes to the SWAT.

One of SWAT's most versatile weapons for complex urban warfare packs a hell of a

punch.

The PST.

Sudden death at 15 rounds a second.

Well, this is an awesome piece of gear right here. As you can see, it's very

short and compact.

The only detriment to it is it's just slightly heavier, but I think the

of it far outweigh that.

But how would you typically use this weapon?

We'd basically use it for HRT, which is hostage rescue tactics, because of its

small, compact size, and that would be like a bus or an aircraft.

This thing could put out about 900 rounds per minute on full auto.

But the biggest thing about this is that 6 .8 cartridge.

The thing is just awesome. This packs a far superior punch to a 5 .56, which

translates to more damage to your adversary.

But the GSG -9 believe they have the better gun for this firefight.

The HKG -36.

Engineered for maximum impact with minimum weight.

This is a very light, very easy to use gun. It's made out of lightweight carbon

fiber and polymer. It runs the 5 .56 millimeter cartridges.

Oh, it's extremely light. That's beautiful.

Just the first thing you notice is just like boom.

I'd like to see how it performs.

To compare how these super cops and their weapons perform under pressure, a

to life test.

Rescue a hostage.

You'll enter in through here. You'll operate as a team, taking out the bad

There's also other people and innocent victims in there that are unarmed. Leave

them that way. Got a grapple dummy.

That's our hostage.

When you reach the dummy, extricate him. Once I see the dummy come out and cross

this line here, I'll stop the clock.

Let's do it. Let's do it.

Which team will execute the mission more accurately?

SWAT will shoot first.

And to maintain a fair test, Only Jeff and Max will see the live video feed.

Go!

Yeah.

Get out, get out, get out, get out!

Get on the ground!

Go, go, go! Get out, get out, get out!

Now that's teamwork.

Whoa.

They're in the dummy room.

He blew his head off.

They got the victim.

Boom. Watt completes the test in one minute, 20 seconds.

You guys took a coffee break?

I wouldn't call it that. Actually, that was awesome. That was a great time.

That was something else. Yeah, you can still see blood on my helmet.

Okay, guys, here's the first target.

Boom, to the chest.

Oh, look at the size of that caliber. That's that 6 .8 caliber we're talking

about, eh? Yeah, this thing is badass.

Here's our innocent bystander. No hits, no shrapnel.

Just covered with this guy's blood, that's all. That can be fixed with a

Prozac.

So here's our two center of mass shots here.

And there's our face shot there.

Job done.

Here's our innocent bystander here. And I don't see any marks on him at all.

There's the two center of mass shots, and obviously one of the head did its

business. Yeah, it really shows that 6 .8 and what it can do. Absolutely.

He took down the three bad guys.

None of the innocent bystanders are hurt, and it took you a minute, 20

to extricate the victim. Nice job.

Now let's go check out what the GSG -9 can do.

And GSG -9 is ready to blow a hole in SWAT's score with a lethal assault rifle

of its own.

What will GSG -9 be?

The deadliest warrior.

Inside our fight club, the teams continue to test their arsenals to

is deadlier.

GSG -9, Germany's covert anti -terrorist force.

Or SWAT, the elite and specialized arm of the U .S. police.

When we're faced with the worst, we really have to put our minds together.

That's why we're called a SWAT team.

We work as a team, think as a team, and react as a team.

All SWAT officers are trained as basic operators.

Once they gain more experience, they can choose to specialize in skills like

sniping, breaching, or underwater diving.

When something goes down, we know how each other's going to react.

If it gets really bad, I know how you're going to react, you know how I'm going

to react.

But our GST -9 experts think the German paramilitary unit has a critical edge

over SWAT.

Every member of the GST -9 team is trained to take over any of the tasks of

other members. If you lose the sniper, the person next to him would be just as

good a sniper as the person they lost.

So that's a huge advantage right there.

Watt comes heavily armed with a cutting -edge weapons cache.

The LWRC PST rifle.

The Benelli M4 shotgun.

The Taser Shockwave.

And the Remington 700 sniper rifle.

GSG -9 returns fire with its own state -of -the -art weaponry.

The HK G36 assault rifle.

The Remington 870.

The Stingball grenade.

And the PSG -1 sniper rifle.

When it comes to GSG -9 versus SWAT, these guys train together.

Similar weapons, similar tactics.

So it's going to come down to the small details that will determine who is

deadlier. SWAT has already demonstrated the lethal power of their PSD assault

rifle. But the GSG -9 experts are confident their mid -range weapon, the

gives them a distinct and deadly advantage.

G36, in my opinion, is the best assault rifle ever.

It's so light and you can maneuver it in narrow spaces.

The PSD doesn't even stand a chance against it.

GSG -9 will execute the same rescue mission as SWAT.

Kill three hostiles.

Spare three innocent bystanders.

Extricate the hostage.

The time to beat? A minute twenty.

GST -9, on go!

Three, two, one, go!

Target! On target!

One guy down.

Second bad guy down.

Got you covered.

They're at the room.

Sit down!

Whoa! Room clear!

Target!

Room clear!

We got the victim.

The GSG -9 rescued the hostages.

Good job, buddy.

Did they eliminate all the armed assassins?

Okay, here's first target.

Okay, see two in the chest, one in the face.

Is that the protocol?

That's pretty much the protocol.

You can definitely see the difference between the 5 .56 and the 6 .8 round. I

agree with you.

Let's take a look at the innocent bystander. No marks on the face.

No marks on the chest.

Nice job. Next target. Two in the chest, one in the face.

Nice clean shots.

This guy's down.

Innocent bystander, no marks on the face, no marks on the chest.

Good job.

Okay, let's check out the last bad guy.

There's one in the chest.

Oh, here's the second one here.

And one in the face. Bit of a grazing shot, but this guy's down.

He didn't make it far. One thing I have to comment on here, notice the smaller

diameter permanent cavity that 5 .56 is leaving in this man.

But he's still going down, and that's a lighter weapon.

These people are both going to be dead, no matter if you shoot them with a PSD

or the HK G36.

And I'd rather have a gun that I can maneuver faster.

Did you get the job done?

Yes, you did. And?

You're carrying less weight. Well, if you're a real man, you're not worried

about the weight.

Let's run the numbers.

SWAT team, three bad guys down, three innocent bystanders unharmed, victim

rescued, one minute, 20 seconds.

GSG 9, three bad guys down, three innocent bystanders unharmed, victim

one minute, 27 seconds.

That was a great job, guys.

What do you guys think?

Do we get a trophy for this?

I hate to say it, but the tests aren't over yet, so I think it'll be you buying

us the drink. Thanks.

You guys sure do talk a lot.

Medium -range weapons, Max.

What did you think?

You know, honestly, I really, really like the PSD. I think it's an awesome

I think it's an awesome caliber round. I think it did great work. Although the

G36 was lighter, in the end, I'm going to go for the takedown power.

Edge, PSD. I have to agree.

Edge, PSD.

For mid -range weapons, the Edge goes to SWAT with a PSD rifle.

The GSG -9 isn't fazed. They're confident that what they might lack in

firepower, they make up in ability.

What makes the GSG -9 so deadly, or in plain American English, a badass, is

they're the most trained and skilled people on the planet at what they do.

To qualify for GSG -9.

recruits must serve at least two years with the German border police.

Not only have to show that you are in superior physical condition, but also

test your psychological skills under pressure. We actually kill chicken.

But before we do that, you have to name that chicken and spend some time with

it, which sounds a bit strange, but the whole idea is behind it to make it hard

to actually go through with the kill. It's a psychological test. It's getting

ready for warfare.

Becoming an officer with the elite SWAT team is also extremely difficult.

It's a thought after position and not everybody has an aptitude for it.

The average SWAT recruit has roughly three years of experience working in a

setting and double that patrolling streets.

But SWAT's most effective training is on the job.

I think an area where we have an edge over GSG -9 is that on a day -to -day

basis, we are getting a lot more actual real -time missions.

Training is great, but nothing beats real experience.

Fire! Coming up, the long -range weapons that could give one team a knockout

punch. SWAT versus GSG -9, who will be the deadliest warrior?

The United States SWAT and the German GSG -9.

Two of the world's most powerful police forces are about to lock and load.

I think we're going to win because we have more experience.

We train extensively with weapons to take the shot to stop the next action.

The GSG -9 also prides itself on its eight sharpshooters.

GSG -9 has the perfect snipers. Hands down.

We actually went to Heckler & Koch and told them we need them to design the

perfect sniper rifle.

So I sat down for a year and they created the PSG -1, which even up to now

the best sniper rifle there is available.

The HK PSG -1 sniper rifle.

Designed to blow a hole in a man's head from a mile away.

This is a Heckler & Koch PSG -1.

It's a semi -automatic single shot. You can even use a 5 -round clip or a 20

-round clip. That's detachable lock, so whatever you want to do.

Well, that's an impressive weapon. Right here, what we're going to demonstrate

today is the Remington 700.

What sniper rifle?

The Remington 700.

13 pounds of bolt -action badness that blows through the back of a skull in a

split second.

We want to make one shot and make it count. This is the weapon we would

Very accurate. I believe more accurate than that weapon there.

Jeff devises a test perfect for a high -risk rescue.

Okay, Mike, this is a hostage situation.

We've got two people downrange, only one bad guy. That's the gel buff.

Don't hurt the mannequin.

Your target, right between the eyes.

At a level of difficulty, we put him behind glass, angled at 45 degrees.

Mike, you ready?

I'm ready.

Three, two, one, fire!

Nice work, Mike. That was pretty sick. Thank you. You

took him out on the side away from the hostage.

I mean, it's the safest kill you could have made.

This is unreal.

I mean, there is a reason why we say bullseye.

He literally hit the eye straight through the skull, and he popped the eye

This is intense.

I mean, it doesn't get better than this, guys. I mean, I've seen some

sharpshooting, but this was definitely good. I think it's perfect. I wouldn't

say it's perfect, only because we asked him to hit right here, where he hit,

maybe a centimeter away from it. He did the job very, very well.

It's a German gun operated by a German.

It's going to be a precise result.

What do you think?

Pretty dead on, I'd say. I think we can match it.

So an eye for an eye?

Something like that.

Let's go do it.

Michael's shot was impressive, but his aim was one and a half centimeters off.

Next, it's Steve's turn to shoot using Swat's Remington 700 sniper rifle.

Three, two, one.

Nice work, Steve.

Oh, my God.

This skull is munch.

He went straight through the eye, but where is the eye?

It's gone. Look at this exit wound. I mean, this is monstrous.

There's nothing more to say than it's actually like a crushed eggshell just

together with the skin on the outside.

Pretty intense.

Both almost delivered the same shot.

I just delivered it on the safer side.

Can never satisfy those germans.

Okay, guys, this is the GSG -9.

You can see the round coming in, slowly getting into focus.

Pop through the glass. Whoa.

Beautiful. Oh, look at the skull crack right there.

That cavity makes the skull just like open up completely and it's like coming

back like a hat.

The head is twisting back into position. The eye, now that it's out, it's

swinging freely. It's almost like a little wrecking ball. Yeah, it's a

cord.

It's what we trained for, so perfectly executed.

Let's check out SWAT team.

Look at that.

It's like the skin around the skull is inflating like a balloon. It looks like

mushroom cloud. Oh, wait, wait, wait, wait. Back it up, back it up. I think we

saw the eye. Leave frame.

Right there.

There it goes.

Oh, man.

There goes the eye.

So which team gets the edge?

It's a close call.

But when a hostage's survival depends on your shooting skills, a fraction of a

centimeter can mean the difference between life and death.

When it comes to accuracy, both of them were extremely accurate, but one was

slightly closer to between the eyes than the other. The GSG -9 was slightly,

we're talking fractions of an inch, closer to the target we established. I

to give you the Edge GSG -9. I have to agree with you. I have to go with the

-9 as well.

For long -range weapons, the Edge goes to the GSG -9 for the HKPSG -1.

Coming up.

For the first time on Deadliest Warrior, we test a weapon on a live target.

SWAT versus GSG -9.

It's a fight to the finish.

Hitting crushing German precision against raw American firepower.

Our combatants are so close in all these tests.

These guys are almost neck and neck at every single range.

This is going to be a very difficult fight to resolve.

Both SWAT and GFG -9 have devastating lethal weaponry.

But for each police force, killing hostiles is a tactic of last resort.

Working in a populated area with our tactics, it's a big consideration.

Not only do we want to take the suspect into custody unharmed, we're very

concerned about safety.

If it's possible to neutralize or incapacitate the hostile without killing

that is the most important thing to us, since we need to interrogate them later

on. It's impossible to get information out of a dead person.

GSG -9's non -lethal weapon of choice is a hand -thrown explosive.

The Stingball Grenade.

Pulverizing pellets that sting and disorient potential prisoners.

This is a Stingball Grenade. You release the pin.

You throw it, and it takes about one second to release all of these balls at

really, really, really high speed, hitting the target. If you took one of

in the eyeball or a testicle, you could take a man down.

Jeff has set up targets to measure whether or not the rubber pellets will

inflict injury.

We've got five silhouette targets, and we'll see if these rubber balls can

penetrate the targets.

Obviously, the most effective blast pattern will be if you hit the center of

room, marked by this X.

You ready to get this started? Absolutely.

Okay.

Michael, you ready?

Yes. Throw it!

The stingball grenade is not supposed to be deadly, but will it cause enough

injury to incapacitate an enemy?

Okay, we did get one splatter ball.

We do, but these guys are pretty delicate.

Oh, very delicate.

But even then, it's just punched in, the whole ball isn't shattered. It's not

bringing a whole lot of energy to the game.

I'm seeing some dense...

in these cork targets, but no real penetration.

I don't even think these would break skin.

Well, that's exactly the point, Jeff. We don't want to actually cause any lethal

injuries, but it'll hurt a lot.

And that's exactly what we want. We want to shock people, scare them, make them

feel pain, but not die from it. And also, Max, if you don't think that this

powerful enough, you might as well stand here next time. We'll see how powerful

it is. It's a less lethal weapon, and I think it delivers exactly what it's

promised. SWAT team, what do you think?

It makes for a nice party popper.

SWAT's answer to the stingball is a machine built to jolt hostiles into

submission.

The Taser Shockwave.

50 ,000 stunning volts of electricity.

This is the Taser Shockwave.

You can see here it has a module.

That's called shocking off. Yeah, it is. It's pretty impressive, isn't it? For

each one of these modules here, you have six X26 tasers. So this has 36 tasers

in here in total?

Yeah, I wouldn't want to be on the other side of it if it was loaded and ready

for business. How would you actually deploy it? We deploy this device as our

not pass this line.

An individual comes at us, he's not getting past us. I've got to see it in

action.

Okay, guys, here's the scenario.

The shock wave will be set out at 25 feet. That's the no -pass line that you

talked about.

We'll check the dispersion pattern and how many of these guys you can take out.

Let's do it.

On three, two, one, shocker!

Yeah!

The high speed confirms that the shock wave achieved multiple hits on each

target.

Check this guy out. Look how many hits are on him.

As you can see, this has a lot better hit ratio than that Stingball grenade

The Stingball grenade is way more versatile, and it gives us way bigger

maneuverability. This one has to be set up. It's very stationary, and you

basically have to know the angle the target's coming from.

Bottom line, they didn't cross our line.

Another point is, these guys are incapacitating. Your guys are just

running. It certainly is a different philosophy, and from a simulations

perspective, it's going to make a big, big difference that one of these weapons

is thrown, and the other one has to be set up in advance.

There's no way you're going to be able to deploy a weapon like the shockwave

while you're running and gunning. Well, we still have the little one. To settle

this debate, the SWAT team agrees to demonstrate what a single taser gun

do.

And for the first time on Deadliest Warrior, the test victim is a living

Tim's volunteered to be our suspect.

SWAT team, here's the scenario.

You've got an extra team member.

Rick, he'll be our trigger man on the taser. You ready to get this started?

Absolutely.

Squat team, you ready?

We're ready.

Tim, are you ready? I'm ready.

Rick, are you ready? I'm ready.

On three, two, one, take them, bro!

Oh, jeez, man.

Tim, you okay?

Yes. Check his heart rate. 98.

You okay?

I'm good. Okay, let's get you up.

Okay, what we see here are two great shots. They both go definitely through

skin to the subcutaneous tissue, and it's across the body, so he's going to

a great distribution of this charge.

Because these probes are still embedded, he's up, he's feeling better.

Is this thing still operational?

Absolutely. As long as those probes are in him, we control him.

So how would you describe that?

Like the biggest, hugest muscle cramp contraction that you had. And not only

affected my back, but also into my legs too. Yeah, basically it turns you into

one big muscle that's just shutting down. And you only have one option, and

that's to go down.

Let's get these probes out.

So you just basically go along where the notch is.

You push down, pull back.

Remove that.

This one was caught a little.

And remove.

The high -speed footage shows the body's instant reaction to the tether in

extreme and shocking detail.

Boom!

And then look at his muscles tighten up.

Yikes! You can clearly see right there, he cannot do a thing.

So which team will get the edge?

Stingball grenade versus taser. I have to favor the taser in this case. It's

more effective.

What do you guys think? I have to go with the taser as well.

We have to also remember, once you're hooked, you're under their control. So

may be able to stand up, but they can push that button again, put you back

I agree with you guys. Edge taser.

The special weapons, the edge, goes to SWAT for the taser shockwave.

Coming up.

Both sides aim for victory with their close -range weapons.

SWAT or GSG -9?

Who will be that deadliest warrior?

Back at the Fight Club, two of the world's most elite police forces are

settle a score in a duel to the death between SWAT and GSG -9.

Who would win?

SWAT's the deadliest warrior due to the fact of the depth of experience that we

have.

We're going to edge them out.

GSG -9 will win.

We're way better skilled. We're more precise and we're more accurate.

And we'll definitely defeat our friends the SWAT team.

Some of GSG -9's stunning power comes from its close -range weapon.

The Remington 870.

Seven and a half pounds of mind -blowing death.

This Remington 870 American made 12 -gauge shotgun.

It's extremely accurate.

It never malfunctions. It doesn't freeze in the cold, which in Germany,

depending on the mission, can be very important.

Is it semi -automatic or is that a hand pump?

It's a pump gun.

And what kind of rounds are you using in it? I prefer slugs personally.

It's actually more precise, more accurate.

Our SWAT team disagrees. They have their fingers on the trigger of a fearsome

automatic shotgun.

The Benelli M4 Super 90.

Gas operated to grisly effect.

Well, what I'm holding here is what I feel is the premier tactical shotgun in

the world. It has a 14 -inch barrel.

It holds five rounds in the tubular magazine here, and one in the chamber

you six.

One of the most devastating things we have in our arsenal for up -close -and

-personal work. Why are you guys using a shotgun for up -close -and -personal?

What's the thinking behind that? This thing's a friggin' cannon.

It will incapacitate them immediately.

To test the accuracy of both weapons.

Each team has been given six rounds to take out five targets.

All right, on my mark. Three, two, one, fire!

Damn,

dude.

Well, gentlemen, both you guys were accurate. You hit all five targets, but

SWAT team was a little bit faster.

This is an autoloader, which allows for quicker follow -up shots, so that's why

I got done faster. I have to pump between every shot, but I know that this

hardly ever malfunctions, so I feel safer with it, and I might have to take

time, but I'm also going to be more precise.

I think this is a good illustration where it's a superior piece of gear wins

day.

When it comes to close range weapons, will it be speed or precision that

the deciding factor against a moving target? We've got a gel torso that's

mounted on a robot that's going to be coming at you. Much like a hopped up

fanatic who's on drugs. And we know drugs like PCP and meth make you feel

superhuman. And one bullet's just not going to do. So what we want you guys to

do is get two shots dead center in his chest.

and one in his head.

And you'll be on the clock, so the faster you can take this guy down, the

better. Okay, GFG9, Damien, you're up first.

Three, two, one, go!

Wow.

Let's go check this out.

17 .35 seconds.

Nice work.

It's almost not worthy of me putting my gloves on because the assessment here is

quite obvious.

You blew his head off. The only thing I'm upset with, you didn't take good

direction. We said two in the chest, one in the head. You delivered three

directly to the head.

But I got the lethal shot in, which is the most important thing.

You literally peeled this face off the guy.

So let's review the numbers then. Three shots to take him down in 17 .35

seconds.

I think the SWAT team is going to have their work cut out for them.

Does the Benelli M4 shotgun have more bang for the blast?

Three, two, one.

First of all, you did great with your direction. I mean, you hit the chest

directly. You hit the heart. This would kill. In about 30 seconds, this guy is

done.

You also hit a little bit higher, the carotid up here in the neck. This also

would kill. And then my favorite, it goes straight between the eyes right

That's an instant kill.

Obviously, this guy's dead, but the difference here is really in the timing.

SWAT team was able to produce this in 11 .25 seconds as opposed to 17 seconds

with a GSG9.

In this case, I think when both these weapons are so devastating, that time

difference means a lot. I got to go with the Benelli. I agree. 11 seconds versus

17 seconds. A man who's hopped up in coke can do a lot.

For short -range weapons, the Edge goes to SWAT for the Benelli M4 Super 90.

Coming up, SWAT, CSG9.

The battle begins.

The moment of truth has arrived.

Our experts have run a battery of tests on SWAT and GSG -9.

Now, we're about to find out which of these lethal paramilitary forces is

deadliest. Our team tested a host of lethal weapons for each warrior.

The SWAT, the LWRC PST rifle, the Benelli M4 shotgun,

the Taser shockwave, and the Remington 700 sniper rifle.

The GSG -9 they tested, the HKG -36 assault rifle, the Remington 870,

the Stingball grenade, and the PSG -1 sniper rifle.

For long -range weapons, Swartz Remington sniper rifle shot it out

-9's PSG -1.

I'm giving my edge to the HK PSG -1. It just seems like a slightly more modern

gun and in the hands of a good sniper capable of doing more damage.

Edge, GSG -9.

The mid -range weapons.

We fitted SWAT's LWRC PSD rifle against GSG -9's HKG

-36 assault rifle.

My edge goes to the PSD. It's slightly larger caliber, delivered some very

impressive damage, and our SWAT team had a quicker time through our shootout.

Edge SWAT.

The special weapons.

SWAT's taser shockwave went up against GSG -9's stingball grenade.

I like the stingball grenade because it is effective, but it's omnidirectional.

You could have collateral damage. The taser was unidirectional, pointed only

the man you want to take down.

Edge SWAT.

Finally, for close -range weapons, we compared SWAT's Benelli M4 Super 90

shotguns The GSG9 Remington 870.

Close range between the Benelli and the Remington shotguns. I have to give the

edge to the Benelli. The fact that it's an autoloader, semi -automatic, saves

precious seconds.

Edge. What?

To prevent a showdown from being won by a single lucky blow.

The battle will be run a thousand times in a simulation program developed by

Slytherin Studios.

Everything's been loaded in the simulation and there's only one thing

do. Fire it up and see who is the deadliest warrior.

Of 1 ,000 battles, SWAT team prevailed with 578 victories, the GSG -9s 422.

A large part of this was due to the gear that were packaged.

Put their weapons in the hands of the GSG -9, maybe it would have been a

different story.

But I think there's something to be said for good old -fashioned American know

-how, the stick -to -itiveness.

SWAT won because I think they were better trained, they had better

you know what? They do this on a daily basis.

They go through the grind, and they're not just practicing it, they're living

it.

As long as the hostages are saved and the situation is diffused, I think it

actually doesn't make a difference whether the SWAT team or the GC9 had

There's always a sense of pride being on a SWAT team, but winning this just

gives us another reason to hold our head a little higher.

When we're in these situations, I feel like I'm undefeatable.

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