Videos tagged with Pat McNamara

This video features Taran Butler test-firing the Glock 45 Combat Master, specifically for Pat McNamara. The content touches on tactical firearm applications and modifications, including a discussion about running a compensator on a carry gun. References to "John Wick" and military special forces hint at a tactical and possibly cinematic angle to the firearm demonstration. The video also briefly mentions Spider-Man for unspecified reasons, possibly for comedic effect or comparison.

This video contrasts Hop's personal firearms doctrine with Thunder Ranch's teachings, focusing on safety manipulation, the necessity of backup sights, and control ergonomics. Hop advocates for a 'on target, off safe' trigger discipline and questions the universal need for BUIS on modern optics, while acknowledging the potential for accidental magazine drops with ambidextrous releases.

Eight tactical experts discuss the best home defense firearm, with AR-15s and 9mm pistols emerging as top choices. Key considerations include positive target identification via lights, magazine capacity, ease of use under stress, and round penetration. Ultimately, the most proficiently handled firearm by the user, considering family training levels, is deemed the best.

This video debunks common, often misleading, shooting tips. It argues for a '100/100' grip over percentage-based grips, emphasizes core tension over perfect stance, and clarifies trigger control principles. The 'surprise break' is deemed impractical for defensive scenarios, and the extreme 'tactical lean' is criticized for hindering target transitions.

This YouTube video is a March 2018 Q&A session featuring InRangeTV hosts, addressing a wide range of firearms-related questions from viewers. Topics include the durability of HK delayed blowback systems, recommendations for a dual-purpose hunting/precision rifle under $2000, the history of 30-round magazines for the M16, the potential reintroduction of shotguns into 2G ACM matches, reloading equipment preferences, the future relevance of submachine guns in PDW cartridges, mechanically interesting firearm designs, the perceived obsolescence of 19th/20th-century bolt-action rifles, preparing for shooting competitions, first pistol recommendations, what it would take for a rifle to surpass the AR platform, alternative calibers for the WWSD rifle, the influence of the STG 44 on AK development, the effectiveness of different calibers for steel ringing targets, the modern relevance of bolt-action rifles, accessible shooting sports for individuals with physical limitations, historical night fighting tactics, the utility of balanced recoil systems, and reasons for choosing a primary rifle other than an AR. The video also touches on the Desert Brutality event.

This YouTube video is a review of a TMACS Class, as indicated by the title. The description provides links for training inquiries, Patreon support, and a discussion page on Facebook. While the specific firearms or calibers used in the class are not explicitly mentioned, the context suggests content related to firearm training, instruction, and potentially reviews of tactical training methodologies or equipment used in such classes. The focus is likely on the effectiveness and content of the TMACS training program.

This episode features Pat McNamara, a former Special Operations Sergeant Major, discussing his extensive military career and founding TMACS Inc. He emphasizes performance-based training over outcome-based methods, focusing on task execution for continuous improvement. McNamara also highlights the importance of 'Combat Strength Training' for tactical readiness and shares his philosophy on living life to the fullest.