Videos tagged with PID

This video focuses on holster fitment for the Holosun PID weapon light. It highlights that their holsters are compatible with the PID, and also mentions that users already owning holsters for the Streamlight TLR-1 can also use them with the PID, potentially saving money. The video aims to inform customers about holster compatibility and encourage them to purchase.

This video reviews the first Scoped Carbine Course hosted by Achilles Heel Tactical. The course focused on fundamental discipline for practical scoped carbine application, bridging the gap between precision rifle science and real-world use. The instructor expresses satisfaction with the course's outcome and thanks the reviewer, Gino, for his participation. Leupold Optics is recognized as a sponsor for the Long Range & Scoped Carbine program. Information on upcoming courses and free training for Law Enforcement Officers through Project Blue Lion is provided.

This video recaps the first Scoped Carbine Course, highlighting its focus on fundamental discipline, practical application at distance, and achieving positive identification (PID). The curriculum aims to bridge precision rifle science with practical scoped carbine use. It encourages viewers to subscribe to their website for future course schedules and mentions Leupold Optics as a sponsor for their Long Range program. The video also promotes a free training initiative for Law Enforcement Officers called PROJECT BLUE LION. The content is geared towards individuals interested in advanced carbine training and marksmanship.

This video focuses on developing a critical observation and decision-making process before engaging a target. It breaks down the process into three priorities: Positive Identification (PID) of the target, articulating the justification for using force (the 'WHY'), and refining the aim for a high probability of a hit. The video emphasizes thinking SOONER rather than FASTER, aligning with proactive defensive strategies and sound fundamentals. It encourages viewers to comment, like, and subscribe for more quick tips and offers free training for Law Enforcement Officers through Project Blue Lion.