Videos tagged with Dan Brokos

Dan Brokos, a retired Special Forces Sergeant Major, reveals his top 5 firearms. The list includes a custom Para Ordnance 2011, a Langdon Tactical tuned Beretta 1301 Tactical shotgun, a highly modified Sig Sauer P365 for EDC, a Type-A EG17 (custom Glock 17), and a Type-A Carbine as his primary weapon. Brokos emphasizes practical application, durability, and accuracy derived from extensive real-world experience.

This YouTube video features Dan Brokos discussing his Top 5 Guns. As the title and description indicate a focus on firearms and a likely discussion of specific models and gun culture, it's expected to be an informative and engaging piece for firearm enthusiasts. The involvement of an expert like Dan Brokos suggests a high level of knowledge and practical experience will be shared.

The DARPA XM3 was a limited-run sniper rifle developed for early GWOT needs, addressing shortcomings of the M40A3 with a lighter, suppressed system based on the Remington 700. Only 52 were made, later auctioned by the CMP. Type-A Rifles has recreated a 'restomod' version, offering a high-performance homage with modern components while retaining the original aesthetic and capability.

This RECOILtv video features Dan Brokos demonstrating a 50-meter pistol drill. The drill challenges shooters to test their skills at a significant distance with their chosen pistol, emphasizing marksmanship and accuracy under pressure. The description humorously references the movie 'Dodgeball' to set a lighthearted tone before focusing on the serious shooting exercise. The video also promotes the availability of the RECOILtv app across various streaming platforms.

This video showcases Dan Brokos' "6 Seconds Pistol Drill," designed to improve target engagement while transitioning between shooting positions. The drill incorporates level changes and reloads, making it a comprehensive training exercise for pistol shooters looking to increase their speed and efficiency. The video also promotes the RECOILtv app, available on various platforms.

This video features Dan Brokos of Lead Faucet Tactical putting his unique spin on the classic Bianchi Cup drill with a pistol. The LFT version introduces a plate rack, requires two additional hits, and reduces the time limit by one second, creating a more challenging and dynamic test of marksmanship. The description encourages viewers to consider how they would perform under these modified conditions and promotes the RECOILtv app across various platforms.

This video showcases Dan Brokos' Walk Off Drill for carbine proficiency, emphasizing a competitive element where participants can win an LFT prize. It challenges viewers to test their skills or encourages them to attend one of Brokos' carbine classes to improve and potentially win. The description also promotes the RECOILtv app, available on various platforms, with direct download links provided for Android and iOS.

This video features Dan Brokos of Lead Faucet Tactical demonstrating a carbine drill focused on improving the speed of transitioning from a standing to a prone shooting position. The drill is presented as a challenge to viewers to match or beat Brokos's time. The video also promotes the RECOILtv app available on various streaming platforms and mobile devices.

This video from RECOILtv features Dan Brokos of Lead Faucet Tactical providing a comprehensive breakdown of parallax in red dot sights. He explains what parallax is and offers practical methods for shooters to manage and overcome this phenomenon for improved accuracy. The description also highlights RECOILtv's availability on various streaming platforms, including Android, iOS, Amazon Fire, Apple TV, and Roku TV.

This video focuses on the fundamental shooting stance, emphasizing its importance as the foundation for stable firearm control. Dan Brokos of Lead Faucet Tactical, with his Executive Assistant, explains how a solid stance is crucial for managing recoil and maintaining accuracy, especially with carbines. The video stresses the interconnectedness of body posture (head, shoulders, knees, toes) and its impact on shooting consistency. Viewers are encouraged to practice this fundamental stance every time they shoot and are promised a practical drill to implement.

Dan Brokos of Lead Faucet Tactical emphasizes trigger manipulation as the most critical shooting fundamental. He details common errors like 'ambushing' the trigger and shot anticipation, explaining how proper technique—maintaining finger contact and utilizing a 99% reset before the final 1% break—mitigates these issues. A drill involving shooting an NRA B8 target at 25 yards is provided to hone this skill.

This RECOILtv Training Tune Ups video features Dan Brokos of Lead Faucet Tactical debunking the 'double tap' shooting technique. Brokos argues that the traditional double tap, firing two rounds per sight picture, is outdated and risky in modern scenarios. He advocates for a 'controlled pair' which prioritizes shot recovery and recoil management, allowing for a second round to be fired once sights are reacquired on target. This method, while seemingly slower, can be faster with sufficient training and is presented as a more effective and accountable approach for all types of shooters, from civilians to military and law enforcement.