Videos tagged with T1G

This video details the 'Long Gun Down' drill utilizing skeletal targets from ExtendedGun.com. The drill emphasizes rapid transitions from rifle to pistol under a strict 5-second time limit, incorporating physical stress through shuttle runs. Scoring is based on hitting specific anatomical zones on the skeletal targets, with different point values for accuracy.

This video is a re-release of an original Tactical Rifleman (TR) training video from seven years ago. It demonstrates and teaches the military's PIT maneuver, a driving technique used to stop fleeing vehicles. The instructor, Chad, also briefly mentions that countering the PIT maneuver is taught in a separate class. The description emphasizes that this video is intended as a review for those who have already received hands-on training, as simply watching a video is insufficient to learn the technique. Viewers interested in learning the PIT maneuver and other driving techniques are directed to reach out to Chad at T1G.com. The video also includes links to support the Tactical Rifleman channel through Patreon and mentions their Amazon shop for gear.

This advanced CQB training drill, demonstrated by Rob French of T1G, focuses on essential stock manipulation techniques for clearing corners around obstacles like door frames. It emphasizes dynamic firearm control, including muzzle movement and buttstock positioning, to maintain a smaller profile and avoid flagging teammates. The drill requires precise engagement of targets from behind cover, highlighting the critical need for situational awareness and safe weapon handling in close-quarters combat scenarios.

This guide details how to zero an AR-15 rifle, focusing on the advantages of a 50-meter zero for extended effective ranges up to 250 meters. It contrasts this with a 25-meter zero's higher trajectory and discusses the suitability of a 100-meter zero for shorter engagements. The instruction emphasizes understanding ammunition ballistics and intended use to select the optimal zero distance.

This guide details expert techniques for engaging moving targets, presented by Raj, a T1G Instructor from Tactical Rifleman. It covers two primary methods: Ambush, where the firearm remains static, and Tracking, where the shooter follows the target. Key factors like target speed, distance, angle, and shooting position are discussed, emphasizing the importance of leading the target. The video advocates for using steel targets for immediate feedback to improve marksmanship.

This guide details the Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) protocol as performed by Air Force PJs, emphasizing a phased approach: Care Under Fire, Tactical Field Care, and CASEVAC. It highlights the critical MARCH algorithm and the use of essential equipment like tourniquets and chest seals. Instruction is delivered with high authority by an experienced PJ.

This guide details advanced techniques for surviving a gunfight from within a vehicle, as demonstrated by Rob from T1G. It covers vehicle setup for rapid deployment, engaging targets through glass, and executing a tactical bail-out using the car for cover. The instruction emphasizes weapon concealment, proper seatbelt use to prevent entanglement, and specific rifle manipulation for shooting through windshields.

This video provides essential 'Load and Make Ready' and 'Unload and Show Clear' instructions for the AK-47. It highlights the unique safety selector operation and the 'rock and lock' magazine insertion method. The tutorial covers two charging techniques and emphasizes proper weapon clearing procedures for safety.

This video details the Zipper Drill, a realistic firearm training exercise led by Sid Jordan, an instructor from T1G. The drill emphasizes engaging a threat from the pelvic girdle upwards to the head, simulating a real-world scenario where engagement continues until the threat is neutralized. It's presented as a more practical alternative to standard response drills, focusing on continuous, directed fire.

This guide details the immediate action drill for clearing common pistol malfunctions, as demonstrated by Rob from T1G. It covers the steps for addressing issues like stovepipes and failures to feed or fire, emphasizing a systematic approach to quickly restore the firearm to operational status. The instruction is delivered with expert authority, providing clear, actionable steps for shooters to practice.

This guide details speed and tactical reload techniques as demonstrated by Sid Jordan, a professional firearms instructor from Tier 1 Group. It covers essential steps like moving to cover, proper magazine handling with an 'index grip', and slide manipulation. The distinction between speed reloads (gun is dry) and tactical reloads (lull in engagement) is clearly defined.

This guide details the principles of drawing and deploying a knife for self-defense, as demonstrated by Instructor Chad from T1G. It covers optimizing the draw by facilitating, combining, and eliminating movements, utilizing techniques like the 'slap' to locate the knife, and transitioning to combat grips. The emphasis is on repetition and proper training for reliability under stress.