Videos tagged with Trident Concepts

This ARFCOM News episode covers significant legal and regulatory developments impacting the firearms community. It details the DOJ's Statement of Interest in the Rare Breed lawsuit concerning Forced Reset Triggers, highlighting the ATF's ongoing efforts to restrict their sale. The discussion also addresses Virginia's SB 749, which proposes a ban on standard-capacity magazines and restrictions for individuals under 21. Additionally, it reports on the arrest of Reed Knight of Knight's Armament Company and a charitable initiative by Trident Concepts supporting veterans.

This video demonstrates the "Pistol Drill Hotel," a high-pressure scenario designed to improve speed, precision, and shot cadence. The drill involves firing two rounds to the torso and one to the head within 5 seconds, repeated for five repetitions. Key metrics like time to signal consistency (+/- 0.25 seconds) and scoring (over 120 points) are emphasized to assess proficiency in drawstroke, follow-through, and precision under stress. The description also offers scaling variations, such as starting from a ready position or reducing par time to 3 seconds with an NRA B8 target, and credits Jeff Gonzales of Trident Concepts LLC. The video includes links to join the NRA and various NRA publications.

This video features Jeff Gonzales of Trident Concepts demonstrating and testing a 'Par 5 Pistol Drill'. The drill is described as an easy-to-shoot defensive exercise designed to evaluate a shooter's pistol skills. The content focuses on practical application of firearm proficiency for self-defense scenarios. Viewers are encouraged to like and subscribe to the channel.

This YouTube video, titled 'Skills Check - Strong-Hand Only,' features Jeff Gonzales from Trident Concepts demonstrating a crucial pistol handling drill. The video emphasizes the importance of training for scenarios where only one hand is available for firearm manipulation. This drill, highlighted in the March 2023 issue, is designed to enhance shooter proficiency and adaptability under less-than-ideal circumstances, a key aspect of defensive firearm training.

This video demonstrates the Trident Concepts (TC) Count Up live-fire drill designed to enhance shooting accuracy and speed. The drill involves drawing and firing an increasing number of rounds (1, 2, 3, and 4) within 5-second par times for each stage, culminating in 10 shots at a bullseye target from 25 yards. It emphasizes scoring, with penalties for shots outside the 7-ring and exceeding par times. The video also provides advice on adjusting the drill's difficulty based on performance, including modifying par times or target distance.

This trailer announces the upcoming Season 3 of 'Daily Defense,' a YouTube series focused on personal defense for the average armed citizen. Hosted by retired U.S. Navy SEAL Jeff Gonzales, a respected firearm instructor and president of Trident Concepts, the season will feature hands-on training with personal defense firearms at the SIG Sauer Academy range in New Hampshire. The content emphasizes practical, real-world self-defense advice, distinguishing it from tactical operator training or competition shooting.

This review compares the Daniel Defense DDM4V7 and DDM4V7 SLW rifles, highlighting the SLW's sub-6-pound weight as a significant advantage for tactical performance. Both feature cold hammer-forged barrels with mid-length gas systems for reduced recoil and an estimated 10,000-round service life. The M-LOK rail system and proprietary furniture with a 'tacky' grip enhance accessory mounting and handling, especially in adverse conditions. The 'Buy Once, Cry Once' philosophy is emphasized, suggesting the investment in Daniel Defense prevents malfunctions common in lower-tier rifles during professional training.

This video features a Navy SEAL discussing backup gun strategies and concepts. The content focuses on tactical considerations for a secondary firearm, likely emphasizing preparedness and practical application in self-defense scenarios. The description includes links to TNVC and Trident Concepts, suggesting a focus on tactical training and equipment.

This video addresses the common issue of cross-eye dominance and provides practical methods for overcoming it. While no specific firearms are shown or discussed for sale, the content is highly relevant to shooting techniques and marksmanship, offering instructional guidance to improve accuracy and shooting fundamentals. It emphasizes practical solutions for shooters experiencing this visual challenge, aiming to enhance their overall shooting experience.

This video details the process of sighting in a rifle's iron sights, emphasizing proper installation and zeroing procedures. It recommends starting at 10 yards to adjust windage and then moving to 25 yards for a precise zero, using a stable platform to minimize error. The importance of maximizing sight radius and co-witnessing with red dot sights is also highlighted.

This video emphasizes the critical role of establishing personal "baselines" in firearm training. Instructor Jeff L. Gonzales, a US Navy SEAL and recognized weapons and tactics expert, explains that pre-existing drill par times may not align with individual skill levels. He highlights that baselines are fundamental for creating effective, personalized training programs. The video also mentions endorsements and affiliations with Trident Concepts, The Range at Austin, TNVC, and Winchester Ammunition, and encourages viewers to follow ARFCOM on social media.

The SIG MCX Rattler is evaluated as a compact Personal Defense Weapon (PDW) with a 5.5-inch barrel in .300 Blackout. While its short platform presents ergonomic challenges with limited rail space, its adjustable gas system and impressive shot-to-shot recovery allow it to approach full-sized rifle performance with practice. It's designed for concealable, discrete carry.