Videos tagged with Administrative Load

This guide details the 'deliberate load' or 'administrative load' technique for an AR-15, as taught by John Lovell of Warrior Poet Society. It emphasizes a thorough, multi-step process to ensure a round is correctly chambered, including tactile checks for low-light conditions. This method is crucial for mission readiness and is a core component of Level 1 Rifle classes.

This video demonstrates an administrative load technique for pistols, designed to ensure the firearm is ready and safe before starting a training session. The process involves presenting the firearm to check sights, locking the slide to clear and confirm the weapon is empty, inserting a loaded magazine, sending the slide forward, and optionally performing a press check before re-holstering. The instructor emphasizes that this is one method and can be adapted.

Rick Hogg of Warhawk Tactical provides four essential carbine tips. He details a standardized administrative load and unload procedure, emphasizing consistency. The video also covers understanding the point of aim vs. point of impact with red dot sights, the importance of backup iron sights like a leaf front sight post, and an efficient speed magazine change technique.

This guide details the administrative loading and unloading procedures for an AR-15 carbine, as demonstrated by Chris Fry, Director of MDTS Training. It covers two loading methods (shoulder mount and under-arm) and emphasizes thorough status checks, including press checks and visual/physical inspections, to ensure the firearm is safe and clear.

This guide details essential pistol malfunction clearance techniques as demonstrated by Clint Smith, Director of Thunder Ranch. It covers the 'Salt' drill (Tap-Rack-Fire) for common failures and the 'Pepper' drill for more complex issues like double feeds. The instruction emphasizes aggressive action and consistent muzzle discipline, applicable across various handgun platforms like Glock, Beretta, and HK.