Videos tagged with Trigger Time TV

This episode of Trigger Time TV, Season 8 Episode 9, focuses on the crucial topic of 'Train the Trainer'. The creator, having acquired full rights to their Trigger Time TV episodes, is sharing this content to benefit both members and the public, highlighting the valuable pistol and rifle information. They encourage viewers to subscribe for more shared experiences from their career and mention that the content is freely available on SOB TV.

This episode of Trigger Time TV, Season 8, Episode 8, revisits the "Tap Rack Bang" technique. The creator has acquired full rights to these older episodes and is re-sharing them for their valuable pistol and rifle information. The video aims to educate viewers, encouraging subscriptions for more content based on the creator's career experiences. The video is available on the SOB TV app.

This episode of Trigger Time TV, Season 8 Episode 7, focuses on "Reloads." The host emphasizes the usefulness of the pistol and rifle information shared, having acquired all rights to his Trigger Time TV episodes. He encourages viewers to subscribe for continued uploads of his career experiences and highlights that the content is freely available on SOB TV, with a link to their app provided.

This episode of Trigger Time TV, Season 8, Episode 6, revisits a classic segment focusing on "presentation" and "stance" in firearm handling. The host, having acquired all rights to past Trigger Time TV episodes, shares this valuable pistol and rifle information with a wider audience, emphasizing its utility. The content aims to educate viewers on fundamental shooting techniques and firearm presentation, drawing from the host's career experiences. The episode is available on SOB TV.

This episode of Trigger Time TV, Season 8 Episode 5, focuses on the crucial aspect of "Grip" in firearms handling. The host, who has repurchased the rights to his Trigger Time TV episodes, aims to share valuable pistol and rifle information with both members and the public. The video emphasizes practical knowledge gained from the host's career and encourages viewers to subscribe for more content. The description also highlights the availability of SOB TV.

John 'Shrek' McPhee, the Sheriff of Baghdad, emphasizes that a proper shooting stance is crucial for accuracy and speed, accounting for approximately 90% of success. He advocates for a stance that mimics the mid-stride of a walk, with the head over or in front of the lead foot. This natural posture, when maintained by leaning forward and adjusting knee and shoulder positioning, prevents the shooter from being pushed backward by recoil, which can disrupt the sight picture and negatively impact shot placement. The technique focuses on locking the upper body and maintaining a stable center of gravity.

This video from Sheriff of Baghdad (John "Shrek" McPhee) promotes their mobile application, SOB TV, available on the App Store and Google Play. The app allows users to access a library of firearms training and knowledge videos, including seasons of "Trigger Time TV," with new content released weekly. The instructor suggests using the app on the range to review training before practicing drills.

This episode of Trigger Time TV, Season 8 Episode 2, features a discussion on the 2-point sling. The host, who has acquired all rights to the Trigger Time TV episodes, aims to share useful pistol and rifle information with both members and the public. The video is available for free on SOB TV and encourages viewers to subscribe for more content based on the host's career experiences. This episode focuses on a specific piece of tactical gear relevant to firearms handling.

This episode of TRIGGER TIME TV, Season 8, Episode 1, delves into the critical topic of judging distance for long-range target identification. The creator is sharing past valuable content, indicating a focus on practical pistol and rifle knowledge derived from their career experiences. The episode is highlighted as an "oldie but goodie," suggesting established and useful information for viewers interested in improving their marksmanship and situational awareness at extended ranges. The content is being made freely available on SOB TV and encourages subscriptions for future uploads.

This video from Warrior Poet Society, featuring John Lovell and Troy Guillotte, outlines three primary response options during an active killer scenario where the attacker has spotted you: immediate engagement, escape, or using cover/concealment for a counter-ambush. The instructors emphasize that the optimal choice depends on situational variables like distance and time, highlighting the tactical use of concealment. The instruction is presented with high authority, drawing on tactical terminology and situational analysis.

This video introduces the concept of 'What If' games as a method for developing a strong fighter mindset. The speaker, from Warrior Poet Society, emphasizes that survivability hinges on early threat detection and rapid, life-altering decisions. These thought experiments, or 'what if scenarios,' are crucial for preparing individuals to react effectively under stress, considering moral, legal, and tactical obligations.