Videos tagged with Retired Police Officer

This video analyzes a self-defense incident where a defender successfully neutralizes a carjacking attempt. Host John Correia, with high authority and expertise, breaks down the tactical decision to 'wait your turn' before drawing a firearm, emphasizing the importance of preparedness and identifying opportune moments. The analysis covers threat assessment, utilizing cover, and the critical post-incident TAPS protocol, offering valuable insights for personal safety and legal considerations.

This video discusses the complexities and common mistakes when traveling with firearms by air. It highlights that TSA procedures can be inconsistent and emphasizes the importance of unloading firearms, securing them in hard cases, and storing ammunition separately. The speakers share personal anecdotes illustrating the unpredictable nature of airport security and airline interactions regarding firearms.

This video analyzes a self-defense incident where a retired police officer had his firearm stolen. It emphasizes that simply carrying a gun doesn't guarantee safety and highlights the importance of situational awareness, concealed carry discretion, and weapon retention techniques. The analysis suggests that appendix carry may offer better defense than hip carry in certain situations and recommends supplementary grappling and weapon retention training.

This video discusses a retired Chicago police officer's intervention in a carjacking, resulting in a shootout. The instructor emphasizes that retired officers, off-duty personnel, or concealed carriers should assess tactical positions (time, distance, cover, concealment) and understand when to act versus when to be a good witness. The core lesson is to prioritize survival and avoid unnecessary confrontations if the tactical advantage is not present.

This Gun Talk LIVE episode features an interview with Dianna Muller, a competition shooter, retired police officer, and founder of The D.C. Project. The discussion centers on gun rights, Muller's "I Will Not Comply" testimony to Congress, the expansion of The D.C. Project nationwide, and their Ambassador Academy. The episode was recorded at SHOT Show 2020 and presented by Palmetto State Armory. It emphasizes the importance of an organization dedicated to expanding gun rights across all states.

This episode of Gun Talk After Show features discussions on various firearms topics. A retired police officer shares his positive experience with the Stoger Cougar 8000 9mm handgun, contrasting it with his previous preference for .45 ACP. The conversation delves into the myth of the 'gun show loophole' and the importance of media accountability. Advice is given on selecting a first rifle for an 18-year-old, emphasizing the importance of the recipient's input and considering the cost of accessories like scopes. The panel also discusses suitable calibers for hunting large game like moose, the legal predicament of Sergeant Andrew Tahmooressi in Mexico, and personal experiences with concealed carry holsters and defensive shotguns.