Videos tagged with Firearm Malfunction Training

This video discusses a specific method for inducing a realistic brass over bolt malfunction in AR-15 platforms for training purposes. The technique involves modifying the receiver extension and using a spin case and rod to simulate the bolt being forced forward, mimicking a real-world failure. The speaker notes that this induced malfunction can be challenging for instructors to clear using standard procedures because the bolt is fully seated forward.

This drill, demonstrated by USCCA and instructed by Jason Speller of Draw School, focuses on shooting and reloading a handgun using only the dominant hand. It simulates a scenario where one limb is incapacitated, emphasizing the importance of maintaining firearm functionality under high-stress conditions. The drill involves drawing, firing two shots, performing a one-handed tactical reload, and firing two more shots.