Videos tagged with Retired Navy SEAL

This review compares the Glock 19 Gen 5 and the Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0 9mm Compact, highlighting key differences in grip angle, ergonomics, sights, and trigger systems. The M&P 2.0 is favored for its more natural grip angle, superior stock trigger, and modular grip options, while the Glock 19 Gen 5 is acknowledged for its extreme reliability but often requires aftermarket modifications for optimal performance. Both are presented as viable options for concealed carry and self-defense.

This video features a retired Navy SEAL, Chris Sajnog, sharing three free health transformation tips. The description highlights the SEAL's background and emphasizes that these tips are actionable immediately and cost nothing. Several affiliate links are provided for products related to health, sleep, and focus, including a coffee brand, a nasal filter, health books, a stress-reducing device, focus music, and meal preparation resources. The content appears to be an inspirational and motivational talk about improving well-being.

This video introduces the 'SMART' emergency medicine acronym, focusing on the critical first step: ensuring scene safety. Chris Sajnog, a retired Navy SEAL, emphasizes that personal safety is paramount before attempting to provide medical aid. He highlights the importance of situational awareness, especially in potentially hostile environments, and advises taking control of bystanders by assigning specific tasks like calling 911.

This guide details essential concealed carry draw techniques from experts Jason (Retired Navy SEAL) and Imri (Former Israeli Special Ops). It covers garment clearing, specific draw methods for different carry positions (3 o'clock, 5 o'clock, appendix), and emphasizes the critical importance of dry-fire practice and safe reholstering. The instruction highlights adapting techniques to clothing and carry style for reliable firearm access.

Chris Sajnog, a retired Navy SEAL and founder of the SEAL Training System, emphasizes that sight alignment is paramount for accurate shooting, superseding the importance of perfect trigger control. Through demonstrations with a SIRT pistol, he illustrates how misaligned sights will cause a miss regardless of trigger manipulation, while perfectly aligned sights can still result in a hit even with imperfect trigger action. Sajnog advocates for 'pulling the trigger with your eyes,' a technique that involves using visual confirmation of sight alignment before and during the trigger press to ensure shots land where intended.