Videos tagged with Spy Ranch

This video demonstrates a quick method for removing dust and lint from a firearm using a mini blower. Former CIA officer Jason Hanson explains this is not a deep clean but a way to make a gun look presentable, especially in dusty environments like his Utah spy ranch. He highlights its utility for pocket-carried firearms that accumulate lint.

Former CIA Officer Jason Hanson provides expert advice on preparing for a grid-down scenario, emphasizing the critical importance of staying within the United States. He details essential preparations including securing a two-year food supply, extensive water storage, and maintaining firearm proficiency, highlighting the unique rights afforded to US citizens. Hanson's insights are based on his extensive experience and work with high-net-worth individuals, offering a direct and cautionary perspective on survival.

Former CIA Officer Jason Hanson demonstrates a minimalist medical kit carried on the hip for immediate access during firearms training. Key items include medical shears for clothing removal, a Sharpie for marking tourniquet application time, and a CAT tourniquet, emphasizing the importance of one-handed application and not compromising on quality for life-saving gear. This setup is designed for rapid response in case of injury at the range or as part of a bugout bag.

Former CIA Officer Jason Hanson demonstrates how to effectively use barriers for cover in an active shooter scenario. The instruction emphasizes distinguishing between cover and concealment, maintaining a minimal profile when engaging threats, and practicing shooting from both sides of a barrier. The techniques are applicable to both live fire and dry fire practice for enhanced self-defense readiness.

Former CIA Officer Jason Hanson demonstrates the penetration capabilities of 9mm and AK-47 rounds through a BMW's floorboard. The test highlights that vehicle doors offer minimal cover against firearms. Hanson advises seeking cover behind more substantial objects like engine blocks or tires.

This guide, based on instruction from former CIA Officer and firearms instructor Jason Hanson, details five common concealed carry mistakes that can lead to legal or safety issues. It covers avoiding 'printing' by adjusting carry position or holster type, managing ego to de-escalate conflicts, ensuring a round is always chambered, and preventing nervous habits like excessive firearm touching. Hanson emphasizes the critical need for professional training and consistent practice.

This guide, presented by former CIA officer and firearms instructor Jason Hanson, outlines the essential accessories to purchase immediately after acquiring a new firearm. It emphasizes the critical need for a reliable holster, extra factory magazines, and a dedicated magazine pouch for training. Hanson, who operates the 'Spy Ranch' tactical facility, stresses the importance of quality gear for reliability.

Jason Hanson, a former CIA officer and founder of Spy Ranch, details his journey into intelligence, the rigorous application and training process, and his transition to civilian tactical instruction. He emphasizes mental toughness and shares advice for aspiring intelligence officers.

This guide outlines defensive tactics for road rage incidents, drawing from the expertise of former CIA officer Jason Hanson. It covers immediate firearm deployment, the justification for using lethal force against a tire iron threat, effective engagement strategies, and the importance of preparedness with spare magazines. The advice emphasizes staying in your vehicle as the primary defensive posture.

This tutorial, led by former CIA Officer Jason Hanson, provides a practical guide to picking common locks in under 30 seconds. Hanson emphasizes the importance of using the correct tools – an L-rake and a tension wrench – and applying the precise 'feather weight' pressure. He also advises on lock quality, recommending higher-security brands like Medeco and Schlage over inexpensive Kwikset-style locks often found in big-box stores.

This guide details a gun disarm technique taught by former CIA Officer Jason Hanson. It emphasizes clearing the line of fire, securing the weapon, and using leverage to disarm an attacker. The importance of practicing with a rubber training gun and maintaining safety is stressed throughout.

This guide details the creation and application of a simple, improvised flail weapon, as demonstrated by Jason Hanson. The weapon, constructed from a hex nut and paracord, is presented as a last-resort self-defense tool. Hanson, a former CIA officer and owner of Spy Ranch, emphasizes its effectiveness and ease of use, while also stressing the critical importance of understanding its deadly force classification and using it only in dire circumstances.