Sentence examples for blind firing from inspiring English sources
Blind firing (shooting around a corner without aiming) is frowned upon and illegal at insured fields.
A good game to demonstrate how blind firing and taking cover works is Gears of War.
The most common stance for blind firing would be to lie with your back against your cover and raise your gun above your head parallel to the ground and fire in the general direction of your opponent.
"To survive, you'll need to pop up from behind cover and take your shots, or blind fire around corners and hope to hit them".
Keep your head down and blind fire over the top to take down the first few enemies.
These third-person perspective elements were compared by several reviewers to Gears of War, in that the player can have Drake take cover behind walls, and use either blind fire or aimed fire to kill enemies.
Her close-range armament was standardised to six twin Bofors gun, and her close-range fire direction similarly standardised to eight close-range blind fire directors fitted with Type 262 radar.
Lastly, each Mark VI sextuple 40 mm Bofors mounting was provided with a separate CRBF ("close range blind fire") director fitted with a Type 262 radar, although the ship never mounted her complete outfit of those directors.
Leaving them most likely to blind fire a few rounds.
Fire without targeting and see where your bullets hit (this is your blind fire zone).
