Videos tagged with Battlefield Pickup

This guide, based on analysis from Active Self Protection CEO John Correia, details how to handle a firearm malfunction during a defensive encounter and the tactical considerations of a 'battlefield pickup.' It emphasizes the importance of emotional fitness and situational awareness when a primary weapon fails and a secondary is needed. The analysis highlights that acquiring a secondary weapon from the floor is a more common occurrence in civilian gunfights than performing a tactical reload.

This video debunks the concept of 'battlefield pickups' or 'loot drops' as a primary strategy in firearms training and preparedness. The speaker, drawing on extensive military experience, argues that focusing on such scenarios is misguided 'fud lore'. Instead, individuals should prioritize mastering their primary equipment and understanding fundamental combat drills like reacting to contact and breaking contact, as battlefield pickups are highly improbable and impractical due to weapon and gear damage.

This video details modifications made to a Sig Sauer P226 Legion, transforming it into a 'battlefield pickup' aesthetic. Key enhancements include a Bar Sto barrel with a 11-degree crown and triple slot ports, a factory red dot cut, and a custom single-stage trigger conversion. The slide lock lever and thumb safety were also modified for improved ergonomics, alongside a dished grip for easier safety actuation. The 'copper wash' finish is achieved through a proprietary technique to simulate wear.

This video discusses the concept of 'battlefield pickups' in preparedness scenarios. While acknowledging historical precedent for soldiers using enemy weapons due to logistics or shortages, the speaker strongly advises against planning on this as a primary strategy. Instead, it's suggested that understanding and training on common adversary weapon systems, like the AK platform, can be a practical advantage if such an unlikely opportunity arises, particularly for capabilities like select-fire.

This video appears to be a thematic exploration of the FN High Power (BHP) pistol, specifically focusing on a "Battlefield Pickup" and "WWII Wetwork" theme. It likely showcases the SA-35, a modern interpretation or replica of the BHP, in a historical or tactical context. Expect to see details about the firearm's design, historical significance, and potential real-world applications given the "wetwork" descriptor.

This video emphasizes that for SHTF/WROL scenarios, the number of firearms is less important than having a focused selection, ample ammunition, and robust training. The speaker advocates for a limited caliber system (e.g., 9mm, 5.56/.223, 7.62x39) to simplify logistics and maximize ammunition availability. Key takeaways include the importance of high magazine counts, practical tactical training over competition-only, and prioritizing common, reliable firearms like Glocks and AR-15s for potential battlefield pickup.

This video demonstrates how to achieve a 'Battlefield Pickup' aesthetic on AK-pattern rifles using a two-tone Seracote finish that is hand-aged to simulate wear. It highlights the use of surplus furniture, such as Romanian lower handguards and pistol grips, which naturally exhibit wear and tear. The presenter also showcases aftermarket accessories like Khyber Customs cheese graters and modifications like 'shark fin' handguards, emphasizing that these elements contribute to an authentic, worn-in look without compromising the firearm's functionality or durability.

This video demonstrates a Glock 17 9mm's performance after being submerged in snow and ice for an extended period. Despite initial freezing that prevented magazine removal and slide manipulation, the firearm successfully fired the remaining rounds once thawed sufficiently. The test suggests a high degree of reliability for the Glock platform in extreme cold conditions, even in a simulated battlefield pickup scenario.

This video details a rare 'battlefield pickup' scenario where an off-duty officer, after exhausting his ammunition during a robbery, retrieved a dropped revolver to neutralize the threat. The analysis, presented by John Correia of Active Self Protection, highlights critical defensive tactics, the importance of situational awareness, and the necessity of continuing to fight until the threat is eliminated, even when forced to use a secondary or found weapon.

This video features a Romanian AIMS AK 74 kit build, with the creator expressing significant enthusiasm for the rifle. The description also highlights MK3 Firearms, a custom gunsmithing shop in Las Vegas, Nevada, providing contact information for inquiries and custom builds. The shop's social media presence is also promoted. The video appears to be focused on the AK 74 platform and custom firearm services.

This video showcases a custom AK-47 build by MK3 Firearms, a gunsmithing shop based in Las Vegas, Nevada. The build is based on a 'battlefield pickup' theme, resulting in an aesthetically unique firearm. The description also provides contact information for custom builds, including email, phone number, and physical address. The video aims to highlight the shop's capabilities and attract potential clients for custom firearm projects.

This video from Active Self Protection, featuring John Correia, analyzes a real-world incident where an armed guard successfully counter-ambushed robbers in Brazil. The analysis highlights the importance of timing, tactical movement, utilizing cover, and the effectiveness of concealed carry methods like an ankle holster. Correia, a recognized expert, breaks down the guard's actions, emphasizing reactive defense and seizing opportune moments.