Videos tagged with MDTS Training

This guide details the six critical elements of marksmanship for the AR-15 platform, as instructed by Chris Frye of MDTS Training. It covers finding the natural point of aim, sight alignment, sight picture, breath control using the respiratory pause, trigger management including sear reset, and follow-through. The instruction emphasizes a methodical approach to achieve accuracy and consistency.

This guide details the proper stance and four key points of contact for shooting an AR-15, as demonstrated by Chris Fry, Director of Modern Defensive Training Systems. It emphasizes a mobile, stable platform, correct hand placement for recoil control, and bringing the rifle to the face for optimal balance and mobility. The instruction is delivered with high authority, suitable for intermediate shooters looking to refine their fundamentals.

This guide details the administrative loading and unloading procedures for an AR-15 carbine, as demonstrated by Chris Fry, Director of MDTS Training. It covers two loading methods (shoulder mount and under-arm) and emphasizes thorough status checks, including press checks and visual/physical inspections, to ensure the firearm is safe and clear.

Chris Fry of MDTS Training emphasizes three essential accessories for any AR-15: backup iron sights for optic redundancy, a weapon-mounted light for target identification and engagement, and a sling system for safe carry and adherence to range safety protocols. He notes the flexibility of the AR-15 platform for personalization.

Chris Fry of MDTS Training provides a comprehensive guide on how to field strip, clean, and reassemble an AR-15. The tutorial covers detailed steps for cleaning the upper and lower receivers, bolt carrier group, and individual components like the bolt and extractor. Fry emphasizes proper lubrication techniques, focusing on 'witness marks' to avoid over-lubrication which can attract debris. The guide concludes with reassembly and a crucial function check to ensure the firearm is safe and operational.