Videos tagged with Immediate Action

This video demonstrates an 'infallible' method for immediate firearm reloading using a side-mounted cartridge holder, also referred to as a shell caddy or ammo carrier. The technique is presented as a reliable way to ensure ammunition is readily accessible, even if the magazine tube is empty or forgotten. It is shown to be applicable to both shotguns like the Mossberg 590 and lever-action rifles such as the Henry Special Products Division model, ensuring readiness in critical situations.

This video emphasizes a universal and reliable approach to clearing handgun malfunctions, prioritizing speed and effectiveness under pressure. It details the 'Tap, Rack, Bang' immediate action drill and the subsequent 'unload and reload' remedial action for persistent issues. The instructor advocates for retaining skills in subconscious memory to reduce cognitive load during a critical incident.

This video highlights a concerning scenario involving children with what appears to be an AT4 or RPG-26 anti-tank weapon. Instructor Nikko Ortiz, a veteran and established tactical content creator, demonstrates high-energy, immediate verbal commands to secure the weapon and move it to safety. The focus is on rapid assessment and de-escalation in a potentially dangerous situation.

This video provides expert instruction on clearing rifle malfunctions using Immediate and Remedial Action techniques. It details the 'Tap, Rack, Bang' sequence for 'click, no bang' issues and outlines the steps for Remedial Action, including magazine stripping, visual inspection, and re-engagement, emphasizing safety protocols for stuck rounds in training.

This guide details the 'mortaring' technique for clearing a stuck casing in an AR-15, a critical skill when standard immediate action fails. It involves using a hard surface as a backstop to forcefully cycle the bolt carrier group via inertia. The technique is presented as a last resort for severe malfunctions, emphasizing safety and proper execution for rapid return to combat readiness.

This entry details an immediate action response to a false active shooter incident, emphasizing rapid threat assessment and decisive engagement. The speaker, identified as a high-authority tactical professional, highlights the critical importance of acting quickly in active shooter scenarios, even without personal protective equipment, based on the principle that victims inside are equally vulnerable. The narrative underscores the value of advanced, beyond-standard training in building the confidence to intervene effectively.

This video demonstrates a method for clearing a double feed malfunction in a firearm. The instructor emphasizes taking tension off the chamber, removing the magazine, and using forward tension to clear the obstruction before reinserting the magazine and cycling the action. This technique aims to resolve the issue without exacerbating it.

This video demonstrates essential pistol handling techniques for immediate action (malfunction clearance) and magazine changes. It emphasizes the 'Tap Rock' drill for seating magazines and clearing malfunctions, and provides a step-by-step process for efficient magazine swaps under pressure. The instruction also touches on proper sight alignment and a cross-handed draw for dry practice.

This video provides expert instruction on handling pistol malfunctions, differentiating between immediate action (tap and rack) for common issues like bad ammo or unseated magazines, and remedial action for more complex problems like double feeds. The instructor emphasizes building muscle memory for rapid response to 'click, no bang' scenarios to maintain combat effectiveness.

This guide, presented by Navy SEAL 'Coch', details the proper use of dummy rounds (snap caps) for advanced firearms training. It covers dry fire drills, simulating malfunctions by mixing dummy rounds with live ammunition, and distinguishing between immediate and remedial action. The instruction emphasizes slow, deliberate practice to build proficiency in clearing unexpected firearm failures under stress.

This video discusses a significant, existing threat to the United States: the alliance between China's Ministry of State Security (MSS) and Mexican drug cartels. The speaker argues that this collaboration aims to destabilize the U.S. through covert operations like fentanyl production and money laundering, weakening its ability to respond to potential foreign conflicts, particularly with China. If a hot conflict erupts, these cartels are poised to activate, potentially seizing strategic areas and creating widespread chaos, necessitating immediate action and community preparedness for self-defense.

This video demonstrates a weapon malfunction clearing and transition drill. It covers the steps for addressing rifle malfunctions, including immediate action drills and transitioning to a pistol when necessary. The drill emphasizes speed and proficiency in resolving stoppages under pressure.