Videos tagged with Line of Fire

This YouTube video features a test of the PSA Sabre AR-15, specifically highlighting its full-automatic capability. The title emphasizes the power and action experienced on the shooting range during this demonstration. The video aims to showcase the performance and characteristics of this particular AR-15 variant in a dynamic firing environment.

This entry details a critical friendly fire incident experienced by a Navy SEAL, highlighting the devastating consequences of misjudgment in combat. It breaks down the tactical errors, the realization of the mistake, and the specific outcomes, emphasizing the importance of precise unit movement and clear lines of fire. The narrative underscores the brutal realities of combat and the profound psychological impact of such events.

This analysis breaks down a critical incident in Santa Ana, California, involving an armed suspect and police officers. Experts John Correia and Mike Willever provide insights into officer performance, firearm malfunctions (specifically a feedway stoppage on the suspect's Glock), bystander safety during pursuits, and tactical reloading techniques. The discussion highlights the importance of situational awareness and proper firearm maintenance under stress.

This video focuses on avoiding a common and critical mistake in firearms handling: targeting the wrong object. While specific firearm models or calibers are not mentioned, the title strongly implies a focus on safe and responsible shooting practices. The content likely aims to educate viewers on target identification, situational awareness, and the importance of clear line of fire to prevent accidental damage or injury.

This entry analyzes a satirical video from the 'Enter The Dojo Show' featuring Master Ken, with commentary from USCCA's Kevin Michalowski. It breaks down the unrealistic techniques demonstrated against a dual-wielding attacker, emphasizing the satirical nature and contrasting it with practical self-defense principles like 'getting off the X'. The commentary highlights the importance of understanding the difference between entertainment and effective training.

This video from Firepower United highlights the critical importance of vetting firearms instructors. It visually demonstrates dangerous range practices, including crossing lines of fire and equipment failures like dropped magazines, underscoring how poor instruction can lead to hazardous situations. The content serves as a strong cautionary example for anyone seeking firearms training.

This video emphasizes the critical importance of positional awareness and avoiding the 'X' or line of fire in tactical situations. Instructor Mike highlights that officers are responsible for their own safety by recognizing potential threats and moving proactively to a safer position, even when issuing commands.

This video provides an expert-level analysis of an officer-involved shooting incident in Goshen, New York, presented by John Correia, an Evidence-Based Defensive Trainer. It details the tactical response to a shots fired call, including a suspect's handgun malfunction, officers' engagement, and the unfortunate blue-on-blue incident. Key lessons focus on marksmanship, tactical decision-making in dynamic encounters, and managing the aftermath of critical incidents.

This video critiques a foreign police department's handgun training, highlighting extreme safety violations where an instructor repeatedly runs into the shooters' lines of fire. The presenter contrasts this with standard American training practices, emphasizing the critical importance of maintaining safe zones and never placing human beings in the path of live fire. The core takeaway is the necessity of rigorous safety protocols in all firearms training.

This drill, presented by Donna Anthony of Point Blank Firearms and the USCCA training department, focuses on a safe and effective five-step firearm presentation followed by a crucial 360-degree scan after engaging a threat. The emphasis is on maintaining muzzle discipline, moving off the line of fire, and scanning all angles to address potential secondary threats, all performed through safe dry-fire practice.