Videos tagged with Tactical Technique

This guide details a cold-weather concealed carry technique demonstrated by GBRS Group, focusing on efficient drawing from under a jacket, tactical reloads using pocket-carried spare magazines, and the benefits of Nemo magnetic magazines for faster reloads. The instruction emphasizes situational assessment and safe weapon handling throughout the process.

This video demonstrates a technique for deploying a firearm from a concealed position, specifically through the seat of a car, to engage a threat. It emphasizes practicing the draw to appear natural and suggests using a cross-body bag or appendix carry for staging. The demonstration confirms the bullet's ability to penetrate the seat and hit the target.

This guide details the 'Muzzle Thump' technique, as explained by John Lovell of Warrior Poet Society. It involves using a rifle to deliver a forceful strike to the sternum to incapacitate an individual at close range. This method is presented as a means to create space and time for threat assessment in ambiguous situations, emphasizing its use before lethal force is necessary. The instruction highlights the importance of targeting the sternum and avoiding the face to prevent unintended lethality.

This video features Nikko Ortiz, a veteran with high authority in military culture and small arms handling, demonstrating a tactical technique. He shows how to use an AR-15 equipped with a suppressor and EOTech sight as a blunt force weapon for room clearing when an adversary is too close to shoot. The content also touches on humorous military fails and barracks life.

This video humorously contrasts childhood fear with adult confrontation, demonstrating how to neutralize a perceived threat using a pump-action shotgun. Scott (Kentucky Ballistics) showcases a calm, prepared adult response, effectively using the firearm to address the 'Chucky' doll. The demonstration emphasizes maintaining composure and employing the shotgun for decisive action.

This guide details the proper technique for kicking in a front door, emphasizing the importance of targeting the lock mechanism adjacent to the doorknob. It also covers the use of a battering ram for similar purposes. The advice stems from an ex-CIA officer's personal experience and instruction, highlighting the correct approach to avoid injury and maximize effectiveness in emergency situations.

This video demonstrates a tactical technique for drawing a concealed handgun from an Appendix Inside-the-Waistband (AIWB) holster during a simulated mugging. The method leverages the attacker's command to lift a shirt as cover for a rapid draw, allowing the concealed carrier to potentially neutralize the threat. It highlights a specific application of AIWB carry in a high-stress, self-defense scenario.

This video explores the theory of Secret Service agents using prosthetic hands to conceal firearms. The instructor demonstrates a DIY setup using a display hand and a coat, practicing drawing compact firearms like an AR pistol and handgun. The drill simulates engaging threats while protecting a principal, highlighting techniques for concealment and rapid engagement.

This video tests the effectiveness of the 'bagged pistol' technique, popularized in the movie 'Mr. Brooks,' for retaining spent brass and reducing evidence. The presenter, Deuce, initially doubts its efficacy due to insufficient movement space but conducts several tests with different firearms and bag sizes. The experiments reveal that with proper bag size and modifications (like a reinforced suppressor exit), the technique can successfully retain brass, though potential issues like plastic interference and heat buildup are noted.

This video tests the feasibility of disarming an attacker of their handgun using a bullwhip, inspired by Indiana Jones. While a direct rip-out is unlikely, the experiment suggests a whip's snap can potentially redirect or dislodge a firearm with precise technique, though not reliably remove it from a grip.

This quick tip from Richardson Precision & Training demonstrates an efficient technique for manipulating the thumb safety on an AR-15. The method involves resting the shooting thumb on the safety selector, disengaging it as the rifle moves to the eye, and re-engaging it upon returning to a ready position. This technique aims to minimize 'dead space' by integrating safety manipulation with the firearm's movement.

This video provides a detailed breakdown of how to conduct an L-shaped ambush, emphasizing its purpose as a hit-and-run tactic to destroy enemy forces rather than hold territory. It covers crucial steps from reconnaissance and staging at the Objective Rally Point (ORP) to the coordinated engagement sequence involving Security, Support By Fire, and Assault elements, concluding with a phased withdrawal. The instruction is presented in layman's terms for broader understanding.