Videos tagged with Close Quarter Combat

This video provides an in-depth guide to point shooting, a crucial technique for self-defense at close ranges under high stress. Instructor John G. Johnson emphasizes the importance of natural point of aim, proper grip, and focusing on the target rather than sights. He details practical drills, explains the physiological effects of adrenaline, and covers one-handed shooting techniques, stressing that consistent practice is key to mastering this skill for effective self-defense.

This video reviews six red dot sights suitable for handguns and rifles in 2024, highlighting their features, reticle options, and ideal applications. The presenter, Ted from Line 45, emphasizes how red dots improve situational awareness and aiming in dynamic scenarios, often outperforming iron sights. The reviewed optics range from budget-friendly options like the Sig Sauer Romeo 5 to premium choices like the Trijicon RMR Type 2 and Aimpoint Comp M5B, catering to various user needs and budgets.

This review covers the CVLife JackHowl Red Dot Sight, evaluating its performance for mid-range marksmanship and close-quarter combat. The reviewer demonstrates mounting, zeroing, and shooting at various distances, comparing it to established brands like Aimpoint and EOTech. Key features like MOTAC illumination and adjustment mechanisms are highlighted, with practical shooting tests showing its effectiveness after initial zeroing.

This video focuses on defensive pistol training, specifically emphasizing close-quarters application and developing fundamental shooting skills from an inside-the-waistband (IWB) carry position. It aims to teach viewers how to effectively defend themselves with a pistol. The description also highlights resources for law enforcement officers seeking free training through 'PROJECT BLUE LION' and provides a link to the producer's Instagram.

This video from Tactical Hyve demonstrates close-quarter fighting techniques focused on controlling an opponent using leverage and 'choke points' on the body, such as the bicep and tricep area near the shoulder. Instructor Miles emphasizes that these methods are effective for smaller individuals against larger opponents and can be applied with or without a firearm. Key techniques include using body weight to pull an opponent down and creating space by pushing them away, with applications for disarming or creating opportunities to access defensive tools.

This video showcases close-quarter combat training, featuring Robin Padilla and insights from former Battalion Commander Harold Cabunoc. It highlights essential skills like shooting while moving, room clearing, and tactical movement, drawing parallels to specialized units like the Light Reaction Company and even Hollywood training at Taran Tactical. The content emphasizes practical application and continuous skill development for reservists.

This video explores a 'worst-case scenario' training drill comparing a gun versus a knife threat. It emphasizes the rapid nature of such encounters, highlighting that if a knife is drawn, injury is almost certain. While acknowledging it's a controlled drill without live ammunition, the video stresses the invaluable feedback derived from such training for self-defense preparedness. It poses the question to viewers: 'What would you do?'

This video demonstrates a tactical rifle setup, focusing on a 'maleta' (briefcase) style configuration and a retention system. It highlights how to make a rifle more compact and manageable for close-quarters combat scenarios, emphasizing practical application and weapon retention techniques. The content is presented by Harold Cabunoc, suggesting an instructional or demonstration-oriented approach to tactical gear and firearm handling.

This video features an interview with Greg Hake, a former Navy SEAL with 22 years of military service, including extensive experience in Naval Special Warfare (NSW). He discusses his operational tours in CENTCOM and PACOM, as well as his leadership roles in SEAL Qualification Training (SQT) for Close Quarter Combat (CQC) and maritime assaults. Hake now mentors tactical leadership within his former community and is active in leadership development and mentorship outside the military. The video aims to provide educational and informational content, emphasizing the importance of professional instruction and safe training practices.

Mike Seeklander, a firearms instructor with Team Wilson Combat, details tactical handgun positions for varying engagement distances. He emphasizes adapting shooting platforms from full extension at longer ranges to compressed and extreme close-quarter positions as an aggressor closes distance. Seeklander highlights the importance of maintaining muzzle discipline, utilizing the support hand for defense, and ensuring the handgun can cycle properly in compressed states, stressing rigorous safety protocols.

This stage from the WW1 Armistice Centennial Match simulates a close-quarters combat scenario during the Spanish Flu pandemic. Competitors start prone, retrieve a handgun to engage paper targets, then transition to a rifle or light machine gun to engage further paper and steel targets. The stage emphasizes rapid target acquisition and transitions between different firearm platforms under simulated duress.

This video discusses the effectiveness of revolvers versus semi-automatic pistols in close-quarters combat, specifically when an attacker attempts to gain control of the firearm. The host explains how both types of handguns can be rendered inoperable if an assailant gets a grip on them. While a revolver might offer a slight advantage with potential hot gas escape from the cylinder gap, the primary recommendation is to prioritize weapon retention. The video also touches on the USCCA's mission and resources for responsible gun owners.