Videos tagged with Tactical Techniques

This video explores the feasibility of skipping bullets on ice, drawing parallels to successful water skipping techniques. Through a series of controlled experiments using a .45 ACP fired from a 1911 pistol, the presenter demonstrates various angles and ice thicknesses. The experiment culminates in a successful bullet skip, where the projectile digs a groove before angling out, confirming that bullet skipping on ice is possible under specific conditions.

This expert-level guide, presented by a Tenicor representative, details why certain AR-15 rail accessories like vertical grips, hand stops, and finger stops can hinder performance, particularly during barricade shooting. The focus is on maintaining a clean rail profile for snag-free movement and maximizing rifle stability by 'decking' the handguard directly on surfaces, rather than relying on accessories that can create unstable pivot points. This instruction emphasizes practical application for competitive shooters and tactical operators.

This video features Greg Thompson, creator of SOCP, demonstrating techniques for gaining distance and deploying a firearm in close-contact situations. John "Shrek" McPhee poses a critical question about drawing from appendix or hip carry when an adversary is extremely close. The content highlights expert-level tactical advice for high-stress scenarios.

This video demonstrates a tactical shotgun door breach, focusing on precise muzzle placement and angle to destroy the locking mechanism effectively. The instructor, John 'Shrek' McPhee, emphasizes safety by positioning the shooter to avoid debris and highlights the importance of shot placement for a clean breach. The demonstration shows the successful destruction of the lock while preserving the strike plate.

This video from 'Into the Fray' focuses on the practical use and defensive application of a two-shot pistol, often referred to as a derringer. It emphasizes the importance of having a plan for when the limited ammunition is expended, suggesting the firearm can be used as a blunt force weapon. The content highlights self-defense strategies, including creating attacker dysfunction for safe escape, and stresses the effectiveness of close-quarters combat with the derringer's metal body. The video also promotes the USCCA's mission of educating gun owners and providing legal protection, encouraging viewers to subscribe and explore their resources.