Videos tagged with Paul Perkerson

This video showcases an intense sniper showdown between John Lovell and Paul Perkerson, highlighting a significant caliber mismatch between a Barrett .50 BMG and an AR-style .22 LR rifle. The competition, set at a wooded outdoor range, humorously demonstrates the disparity in firepower and effectiveness, with Lovell emphasizing the "Indian, not the arrow" principle. The footage includes expert commentary on ammunition and shooting techniques from Lovell, a recognized tactical instructor.

This video features John Lovell and Paul Perkerson from Warrior Poet Society discussing shooting stability in a humorous context. They joke about Paul's 'walking cube' physique contributing to his natural balance on an outdoor range. While entertaining, the video does not offer a specific training drill or technical guide.

This drill, demonstrated by John Lovell and Paul Perkerson of Warrior Poet Society, tests the effective distance of point shooting versus sighted shooting. Using a modified Glock 19 without sights and a standard Glock 19, the instructors compare draw-to-shot times and accuracy at various distances. The results highlight that while point shooting excels at extreme close range, sighted shooting becomes essential for accuracy beyond approximately 5-7 yards.

This guide, based on instruction from John Lovell and Paul Perkerson of Warrior Poet Society, details how to properly set up a rifle sling for optimal performance and weapon manipulation. It covers critical aspects like sling height, tension adjustment, mounting points, and advanced techniques like 'swimming out' of the sling for increased mobility in tactical situations. The instructors emphasize understanding the 'why' behind your setup and consistent training to achieve proficiency.

This video details the 'Blue Falcon 3-Gun' challenge, a unique competition where participants select difficult firearms for each other. Expert John Lovell and Paul Perkerson demonstrate strategic approaches to shooting diverse firearms like the NAA .22 Magnum, Barrett .50 Cal, a custom Beer Can Gun, Deringer, and Mossberg Shockwave under pressure. The video highlights firearm handling challenges, strategic planning for different stages, and the competitive spirit of the event.

This video, featuring John Lovell and Paul Perkerson of Warrior Poet Society, addresses the complexities and risks faced by Good Samaritans intervening in dangerous situations. It emphasizes the critical need for comprehensive training in hard skills, martial arts, medical aid, and legal understanding of force. The instruction highlights effective control techniques, maintaining situational awareness, and the legal framework of justified force (AOJ), offering practical guidance for those who choose to act while mitigating personal risk.

This guide, drawing from expert instruction by John Lovell and Paul Perkerson of Warrior Poet Society, details the tactical reload technique for AR-15 rifles. It addresses the common debate of loading 30-round magazines to full capacity versus downloading by one round for enhanced reliability during reloads on a closed bolt. The emphasis is placed on 'combat consistency' and understanding the 'why' behind your chosen method, advocating for consistent training to master the technique under pressure.

This guide details two primary pistol grip philosophies, Active and Passive recoil management, as explained by John Lovell and Paul Perkerson of Warrior Poet Society. It emphasizes universal fundamentals like high backstrap grip and consistent hand pressure, while differentiating techniques such as support thumb placement and arm extension. The instruction encourages result-based evaluation of chosen methods.

This video reviews John Lovell's Pistol 1 class from Warrior Poet Society, with host Benwa detailing his 24-hour round trip to Camden, TN for training with John Lovell, Paul Perkerson, and Sam Houston. The review aims to determine if the training was worthwhile and if attending was a better decision than purchasing a new firearm. The description includes philosophical musings on life as a battle and the journey home, along with website and social media links for Tactical Fellowship.

This video details the 'ready-up' technique for AR-15 platforms, emphasizing efficient rifle presentation from a low-ready stance. Instruction from Warrior Poet Society's Paul Perkerson highlights bringing the optic to the eye and utilizing a 'Y-axis' movement for faster target acquisition. The importance of dry fire practice for building muscle memory without recoil distractions is also stressed.