Videos tagged with Simunition Training

This video emphasizes that being hit by simunition or real rounds does not automatically mean a combatant is out of the fight. The speaker, a former infantryman with extensive operational experience, stresses that faking death or ceasing to engage after being hit can lead to actual incapacitation or death. The core lesson is to continue fighting until the threat is neutralized or you are medically unable to continue, relying on body armor and physical conditioning to survive engagements.

This video features a discussion between Ben Stoeger and Bill Stoker, a retired Army Special Mission Unit assaulter, analyzing a 2019 CQB training video. They delve into the nuances of hostage rescue operations, emphasizing the critical balance between speed and surprise, tactical decision-making under pressure, and the importance of realistic training scenarios. The conversation highlights differences in operational experience and training methodologies between various military and law enforcement units.

This segment from a podcast interview emphasizes the critical importance of practical, force-on-force training over mere gear acquisition or static range practice. John Lovell, a firearms instructor and author, argues that simulated combat scenarios are essential for developing true gunfighting proficiency, contrasting them with the limitations of traditional flat range drills. The discussion also touches on prioritizing financial stability and marriage over expensive firearm upgrades for those in different life stages.

This video demonstrates how to clear a common 'stovepipe' malfunction in a semi-automatic pistol during a force-on-force training scenario. Instructor Barrett guides participant Carson through recognizing the malfunction, bringing the firearm into a proper workspace, and using a 'knife hand' sweep to remove the obstruction. The training emphasizes practicing these critical skills, as real firearms can experience similar malfunctions.

This video demonstrates a simulated self-defense scenario using Simunition FX marking cartridges, focusing on realistic stress inoculation and tactical response. Expert instruction from Wes Doss highlights the importance of observing, drawing from various positions, and adapting to unexpected stimuli. The training emphasizes practical application for individuals seeking to improve their defensive capabilities in dynamic, high-stress environments.

This episode of First Person Defender simulates a real-world scenario where a mother is targeted for kidnapping while leaving a shopping center. The simulation highlights the psychological effects of adrenaline and the importance of maintaining situational awareness and practicing de-escalation techniques. It emphasizes how seemingly innocuous interactions can escalate into dangerous situations and the need for preparedness.