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So in two days or so I'll begin my forays into the Ironjaws and I wonder which tactic would make them the most competitive. Now, I want to point out that I'm quite a tactical player, meaning more often than not I'll go for objectives rather than outright tabling, so I'd like to know which army tooling to follow (read: fast and durable to get there the earliest). My meta contains:

-A freeguild player, a friend of mine and most likely the dude I'll be fighting more often, who owns 3000pts or so and has made a few dastardly combos (namely he's the dude in 1d4chan who made the Empire tactica when the game came with the idea of autohiting handgunners who wouneded on 2's, an idea with both came with.)
-The store owner who has a boatload of death and daemons and can call upon the might of the exposition shelves to bolster any army of his.
-One khorne bloodbound player (who's also starting and has 1000-1500 points buyed)
-One fyreslayer/dispossesed player
-One hosts of slaanesh player
-Other players I've yet to remember off.

Competitive Ironjawz tends to make good use of the fact that their formations are actually pretty good, and tend to help their mobility.

For example, combining the Rampaging Destroyers and Ironfist will get you base movement + 1D6(+2 with commander trait) + 1D6 of movement per turn