Slicing the pie while aiming a gun is a tactic used in close quarters combat (CQC). It is where a shooter moves around a corner or an obstacle while keeping their weapon pointed towards the target. The shooter slowly looks around the corner to 'slice' the pie, slowly moving their gun in an arc and scanning for any threats. This technique minimizes the time you are exposed to hostile fire and allows you to quickly assess the threat. It is important to practice this method with a partner in order to be proficient in its execution. It is important to understand that this technique is not designed to be used as a replacement for traditional CQC tactics, but rather as an additional tool in your arsenal. It allows you to quickly assess a situation and make an informed decision about how best to move forward. If you’re looking for an effective way to stay safe during CQC, slicing the pie while aiming a gun is an excellent option.