Doomsday Preparedness Advice for Teams Prior to Election Night

Published on October 20, 2024
Duration: 39:25

This video emphasizes the critical importance of synchronized preparedness and defense planning between partners. Key takeaways include standardizing weapon systems, ammunition, and gear for interoperability and muscle memory, establishing clear communication protocols and rally points, and regularly testing home defense and bug-out plans. The instructors stress that consistency in equipment and having pre-established plans are vital for effective response during emergencies, advocating for open communication about potential threats and partner capabilities.

Chapters

  1. 00:01Introduction & Channel Welcome
  2. 00:22Importance of Partner Training
  3. 00:41Home Defense Plan Overview
  4. 00:51Training Scenarios: Kitchen vs. Range
  5. 01:07Viewer Engagement: Doomsday Fantasy
  6. 01:30Fallout Stickers & Doomsday Scenarios
  7. 01:58Election Night & Election Scenarios
  8. 02:02Patreon & Discord Support
  9. 02:25Springfield Prodigy Discussion
  10. 02:33Starting Point: Planning vs. Kit
  11. 02:42Planning: Expectations & Battle Drills
  12. 02:48Home Defense Planning: Rally Points
  13. 03:06Pre-established Rally Points
  14. 03:21Pre-staging Equipment
  15. 03:32Running Password Example: Arby's
  16. 03:42Defensive Positions & Interlocking Fire
  17. 03:50Compound Defense & Sectors of Fire
  18. 04:09Pre-staged Ammo & Meds
  19. 04:15Justification: Better Safe Than Sorry
  20. 04:20Home Invasions: Tactics & Numbers
  21. 04:44Criminal Tactics: Sheriff's Department Ruse
  22. 04:54Kit Setup: Body Armor & Magazine Placement
  23. 05:03Work vs. Civilian Kit Setup
  24. 05:08Rifle & Handgun Magazine Configuration
  25. 05:17Universal Rifle Magazines
  26. 05:23Plate Carrier Sizing & Universality
  27. 05:38Simple, Repeatable, Reliable Kit
  28. 06:00Partner Familiarity with Kit
  29. 06:05Standard Operating Procedure (SOP)
  30. 06:11Shooter Preference vs. Standardization
  31. 06:25Muscle Memory & Gun Familiarity
  32. 06:30Avoiding Constant Gear Rearrangement
  33. 06:44Ammunition & Magazine Swapping
  34. 06:56Game Time Kit: Don't Break It
  35. 07:09Medical Impact of Gear Disruption
  36. 07:14Ambulance Setup Standardization
  37. 07:26Muscle Memory in Medical Response
  38. 07:41Second Nature Gear Access
  39. 07:58Instructing Others on Gear Access
  40. 08:03Medical Equipment Packaging: Tourniquets
  41. 08:16Tourniquet Packaging: Quick Access
  42. 08:20Sterile Items Packaging
  43. 08:24Chest Seals Packaging
  44. 08:28Kit Accessibility: Ripping Open Packaging
  45. 08:39Non-Durable Items & Replacement
  46. 08:49Tourniquet Reuse & Application
  47. 09:00Tourniquet Degradation Over Time
  48. 09:14Avoiding Chinese Knockoff Medical Gear
  49. 09:21Reputable Medical Gear Sources
  50. 09:26Risking Your Life with Cheap Gear
  51. 09:38Recap: Home Defense, Pre-staging, Planning
  52. 09:47Rendezvous Plan for Partners
  53. 09:54Meetup Plan Criteria
  54. 09:57Radio Check-ins
  55. 10:06Escalation: Linking Up at the Bunker
  56. 10:10X-Check & Phase Lines
  57. 10:18Pace Plan: Primary, Alternate, Contingency, Emergency
  58. 10:27Pre-Election Preparedness Conversations
  59. 10:31Potential Scenarios: Election, Economy, Border
  60. 10:43Pace Plan: Linking Up Scenarios
  61. 10:51Partner at Work: Evacuation Routes
  62. 11:05Partner's Thoughts on Planning
  63. 11:07Reviving and Perfecting Plans
  64. 11:20Simple Conversation & Testing Plans
  65. 11:24Executing Home Defense or Bugout Plans
  66. 11:42Severity Levels & Plan Activation
  67. 11:52Training Levels & Mass Casualty Training
  68. 11:56Instructor Demeanor & Body Language
  69. 12:00Despicable Me Villain Analogy
  70. 12:09Personal Anecdote: Before Legs
  71. 12:17Importance of Phrase & Code Words
  72. 12:22Code Word Criteria: Common vs. Uncommon
  73. 12:34Practicing Plans: Not for Jokes
  74. 12:44Training Word vs. Real Situation Word
  75. 12:54Criteria for Plan Activation
  76. 12:58Responding to Law Enforcement
  77. 13:05Approaching the Door with Law Enforcement
  78. 13:07Communicating Through Camera Systems
  79. 13:11Opening Door Policy: Warrant Required
  80. 13:15Time to Disarm for Law Enforcement Entry
  81. 13:20Legal Ramifications of Armed Response
  82. 13:24ATF Knocking: Ideal Response
  83. 13:35Confronting Law Enforcement with Firearms
  84. 13:41Bad Guys in Uniform
  85. 13:46Having These Conversations Now
  86. 13:50Partner Response to Law Enforcement
  87. 13:52Identifying Local Threats & Neighbors
  88. 13:58Grid Down Scenario: Neighboring Threats
  89. 14:15Law Enforcement Bait Tactics
  90. 14:17Females as Bait
  91. 14:19Deception Tactics: Car Trouble, Phone Use
  92. 14:33Gaining Access to the House
  93. 14:39Real Threats: Five Dudes Around the Corner
  94. 14:42Layers of Security
  95. 14:47Responding to Distress Calls
  96. 14:52Actively Assaulted vs. Distress
  97. 14:57Observation and Decision Making
  98. 15:02Breach Point: Front Door
  99. 15:07Legal Decision for Your Future
  100. 15:15Everyday Carry (EDC) Discussion
  101. 15:21EDC for Partners
  102. 15:29Timestamp Request for Viewers
  103. 15:33AI Limitations for Timestamping
  104. 15:42Everyday Carry Systems: Hot Systems
  105. 15:50Adidas Tracksuits & Appearance
  106. 16:00EDC: Simple, Repeatable, Reliable
  107. 16:06Partner EDC: Glock 19
  108. 16:15Lanyard & Double Knots
  109. 16:20Glock 19 Configuration
  110. 16:23Chambered Round & Capacity
  111. 16:29Metal Night Sights
  112. 16:31Talon Grip Preference
  113. 16:42Talon Grip Application & Benefits
  114. 16:47Pistol Setup Consistency
  115. 16:54Swapping Magazines
  116. 16:56Gen 3 vs. Gen 5 Glock
  117. 17:00Trigger Guard Importance
  118. 17:02Safety First
  119. 17:07Safety Officer Role
  120. 17:08Ammunition Selection
  121. 17:11Consistent Ammunition Choice
  122. 17:17Federal Gold Dot Identification
  123. 17:23124 Grain Ammunition
  124. 17:30Hollow Point Bullet
  125. 17:36Speer Gold Dot Mention
  126. 17:43Quality Ammunition Importance
  127. 17:47Backup Magazine
  128. 17:55Backup Ammunition Configuration
  129. 18:04Good Quality Stuff
  130. 18:06EDC Ammunition Consistency
  131. 18:11EDC Scenarios: Gym vs. Hip Carry
  132. 18:18Fanny Pack Carry
  133. 18:21Carry Position Ratios (Hip vs. Pack)
  134. 18:29Key Takeaway: Don't Change OEM
  135. 18:33Gun & Magazine Reliability
  136. 18:37Simple, Reliable, Repeatable System
  137. 18:41Partner EDC Similarity
  138. 18:45Ammunition System Consistency
  139. 18:49No Finicky Stuff with Guns
  140. 18:52Avoiding Trigger Weight Modifications
  141. 18:55Keep it Stock & Reliable
  142. 19:05Staged Equipment & Extra Magazines
  143. 19:10Spare Magazines at Bedside
  144. 19:19Rally Point Magazine Availability
  145. 19:34Ear Protection (Ear Pro)
  146. 19:37Staged Ear Pro in Vehicles & Positions
  147. 19:41Ear Pro for Range & Real Use
  148. 19:44Ear Pro Priority in Emergencies
  149. 19:51Hearing Protection After Arming
  150. 20:01911 Called & Point of Domination
  151. 20:03Body Armor & Ear Pro Sequence
  152. 20:07Kitting Up Time
  153. 20:11What If Scenarios
  154. 20:13Handgun Selection Recap
  155. 20:16Handgun First: Quickest Access
  156. 20:22Clearing Firearms for Demonstration
  157. 20:25Safety Nerds & Flagging
  158. 20:33Partner's PSA Rifle
  159. 20:38PSA Rifle: Lightweight
  160. 20:40Rifle Build & Purpose
  161. 20:44Rifle Use: Home Protection & Range Fun
  162. 20:50Training & Home Defense Gun
  163. 20:55Longer Range Rifles: Daniel Defense
  164. 21:00Suppressed Rifles
  165. 21:02Home Defense Rifle Choice
  166. 21:04Painted Rifle: Tactical Camouflage
  167. 21:07Underwater Operations Camouflage
  168. 21:11Blue Camouflage Environment
  169. 21:14Tactical Environment for Blue Camo
  170. 21:19Sarcastic Effectiveness of Blue Camo
  171. 21:21Winter Blend Camouflage
  172. 21:29Navy SEAL Analogy
  173. 21:35Home Defense Rifle Criteria
  174. 21:42Rifle Performance & Reliability
  175. 21:47Safety Nerds & Flagging Rifles
  176. 21:51Home Defense Rifle Preference
  177. 21:53Partner's Rifle: Known Quantity
  178. 21:56Red Dot & White Light
  179. 22:05Reliability for Home Defense
  180. 22:08Fun to Shoot: Enjoyment Factor
  181. 22:13Comfort & Willingness to Train
  182. 22:1716-inch M-LOK Rail
  183. 22:3116-inch Cold Hammer Forge Barrel
  184. 22:39Training & Home Defense Gun
  185. 22:43Instructor's Level Two Rifle: 20-inch
  186. 22:46Testing Rifle on Channel
  187. 22:50Current Rifle Use: Testing & Safe Storage
  188. 22:53Better Options: Daniel Defense, Benelli M4
  189. 23:06Level Two Rifle Requirements
  190. 23:08Simple, Repeatable, Reliable
  191. 23:11Similarity of Magazines
  192. 23:14Magpul Gen 3 Magazines
  193. 23:23GI Magazines with Blue Followers
  194. 23:26Most Reliable Magazine Option
  195. 23:32Standard Magazine Configuration
  196. 23:3455 Grain Ammunition
  197. 23:37Combat Loads: 77 OTM
  198. 23:43Shook Out & Mixed Ammunition
  199. 23:48Majority of Mags: 55 Grain FMJ
  200. 23:54Mindset: Reaching Backup Mags
  201. 24:00Trouble Scenario: Waking Up
  202. 24:02Nighttime Response: Glock 19
  203. 24:05Time to Get Rifle
  204. 24:08Pre-staged Rifle
  205. 24:11Over 30 Mags: Legal Ramifications
  206. 24:16Something Went Wrong
  207. 24:17Not Looking for a Gunfight
  208. 24:19Transition: Outside the House
  209. 24:21AR 5.56 Caliber
  210. 24:26Kit Setup Consistency Outside
  211. 24:29Blue Gun Not Coming Outside
  212. 24:33Longevity Testing
  213. 24:36Suppressed Day Defense
  214. 24:42Kit & Magazines Must Be the Same
  215. 24:45Weapons Must Be the Same
  216. 24:49Spouse Carrying Glock 43 vs. Glock 17
  217. 24:54Magazine Incompatibility
  218. 24:57Glock 43 Accuracy Issues
  219. 25:02Sig 365 & MVP Shield Hate
  220. 25:09Smith & Wesson Shield Dislike
  221. 25:13Glock 19 Size Comparison
  222. 25:18M&P Comparison
  223. 25:24Glock 26 Mention
  224. 25:28Compact Size Gun Advantage
  225. 25:32Glock 19 Size Advantage
  226. 25:34Better for Smaller Statures
  227. 25:37Any Shooter Advantage
  228. 25:39Recap: Guns, Kit, Pre-staged Vehicles
  229. 25:44Vehicle Fuel Levels
  230. 25:463/4 Tank Minimum Fuel
  231. 25:52Always Prep & Fill Up
  232. 25:57Avoid Panic Buying at Gas Stations
  233. 26:06Maintain Above 3/4 Fuel
  234. 26:10Road Trip Fuel Stops
  235. 26:13Annoying but Necessary Stops
  236. 26:18Ability to Go at Any Time
  237. 26:21Infantry Mindset: Fill Up When Possible
  238. 26:27Bradley Commander Analogy
  239. 26:30Ability to Evade
  240. 26:36Option to Evade
  241. 26:38Falling Asleep Analogy
  242. 26:41Go Bags in Cars
  243. 26:43Wet Weather Top/Bottom
  244. 26:45Layered Items
  245. 26:47Water & Food
  246. 26:48Lighter
  247. 26:52Basic Go Bag Essentials
  248. 26:54Go Bag in Both Cars
  249. 26:57Supporting Each Other's Kits
  250. 26:59Basic Level of Kit
  251. 27:01Go Bag Purpose: Not Long-Term Survival
  252. 27:03Short-Term Survival Bag
  253. 27:07Hiking into the Woods
  254. 27:11Figuring It Out
  255. 27:15Poncho, Lighter, Chapstick
  256. 27:183D Essentials
  257. 27:215-6 Quarts of Water Minimum
  258. 27:23Reliable Water Source
  259. 27:24Army Canteen
  260. 27:26Nalgene Bottle
  261. 27:29Water Storage: Bad Laries
  262. 27:31Fallout Stickers Mention
  263. 27:38Pre-staged Water
  264. 27:43Water for Bugout Scenario
  265. 27:47Fuel Maintenance
  266. 27:52Vehicle Reliability
  267. 27:55Training Importance
  268. 27:58Holding Partner to Safety Standard
  269. 28:00Safe & Competent Weapons Handling
  270. 28:04Partner as Safety Risk
  271. 28:07Fingers on Trigger
  272. 28:08Generally Stupid Stuff
  273. 28:13No Time for Fudgery
  274. 28:16Partner Safety Standards
  275. 28:19Bunker Team & World Ending
  276. 28:23Choosing Your Crew
  277. 28:26Friends vs. Competent Crew
  278. 28:29Shooting Yourself in the Foot
  279. 28:33Educate or Cut Out
  280. 28:37Go-To People vs. Unsafe Weirdos
  281. 28:42Honesty About Crew Selection
  282. 28:45Risk vs. Reward
  283. 28:49Doomsday Joke: Coming to Your House
  284. 28:51One Warning Shot
  285. 28:54Threat to Family
  286. 28:59Posing a Risk
  287. 29:04Presence of Threat
  288. 29:07Camping Out & Trying to Get In
  289. 29:09Others Seeing the Threat
  290. 29:11Realization of Danger
  291. 29:14Having Conversations Now
  292. 29:18Go Team & Crew Size
  293. 29:21Eight or Twenty People
  294. 29:25Just You and Your Partner
  295. 29:28Nobody Else Included
  296. 29:30Lock Locked In
  297. 29:33Trust Nobody
  298. 29:36Trust Until Proven
  299. 29:38Trust But Verify
  300. 29:41Having Conversations Now
  301. 29:43Rant Train Together
  302. 29:45Standards: Shot Timer & Safety
  303. 29:48Safety First
  304. 29:50Partner Understanding Safety Importance
  305. 29:54Four Rules of Weapon Safety
  306. 29:57Interchangeable Rules
  307. 30:01Standards: Efficiency
  308. 30:03Reloading Efficiency
  309. 30:06Basic Drills: One Two Three
  310. 30:08Reload on the Go Drill
  311. 30:11Fire Four Rounds, Move, Reload
  312. 30:14New Target Engagement
  313. 30:17Challenging but Fair Standards
  314. 30:20Upholding Each Other to Standards
  315. 30:24Physical Fitness
  316. 30:26Cardiovascular Endurance
  317. 30:28Supporting Each Other Physically
  318. 30:30Training in the Gym
  319. 30:36Partner as a Liability
  320. 30:38Addressing Medical Conditions
  321. 30:41Storing Up on Medical Supplies
  322. 30:44Working Around Ailments/Injuries
  323. 30:48Avoiding Baggage
  324. 30:52Hard Conversation
  325. 30:56Liability of Physical Condition
  326. 31:01Hard Thought Process
  327. 31:03Fat as a Liability
  328. 31:06Not Bullying, Just Honest
  329. 31:09Age & Injury Considerations
  330. 31:13Fat Without Injury
  331. 31:16Get Unfat
  332. 31:19Working on Fitness
  333. 31:22Wakeup Call: Physical Fitness
  334. 31:24Liability of Being Fat
  335. 31:27Walking Loot Drop
  336. 31:33No Sympathy for Being Fat
  337. 31:35Reason for Injury: Aircraft Fall
  338. 31:39Spine Injury
  339. 31:41Not Your Fault
  340. 31:44Just Fat Because You're Fat
  341. 31:48Not Part of My Crew
  342. 31:51Hiking Pace & Breaks
  343. 31:54Holding the Tree & Huffing
  344. 31:58Waiting on Them
  345. 32:02Pausing Progression
  346. 32:04Leaving Without Them
  347. 32:06Risk of Them Getting Into Something
  348. 32:09Leading People to You
  349. 32:11Different Things
  350. 32:13Liability
  351. 32:15Alaska Rescue Show Example
  352. 32:18Bum Leg & Big Hike
  353. 32:21Holding You Back
  354. 32:24Liability
  355. 32:26Go Without Me
  356. 32:29Recognize Limitations
  357. 32:33Limitations of Your Partner
  358. 32:36Hold Them Accountable
  359. 32:39Unhealthy vs. Long-Term Relationship
  360. 32:41Nigh Hog & Gym
  361. 32:44Last Time You Hit the Gym
  362. 32:47Standard
  363. 32:49Abusing Anything
  364. 32:51Having Any Vice
  365. 32:52Hold Partner Accountable
  366. 32:54Able-Bodied
  367. 32:57Good Morals & Character
  368. 33:01Held Accountable
  369. 33:03Journey of Physical Fitness
  370. 33:05Video Woke You Up
  371. 33:07Keep Going
  372. 33:09Losing Pounds
  373. 33:11Getting on the Right Track
  374. 33:13Day One's Day One
  375. 33:15Better Than Yesterday
  376. 33:18Keep Up That Mindset
  377. 33:21Don't Bog Down
  378. 33:23Keep About It All
  379. 33:30Closing Thoughts Recap
  380. 33:32Moral of the Story
  381. 33:34TL;DR
  382. 33:36Too Long Didn't Read
  383. 33:39Everything's the Same
  384. 33:41Standards are the Same
  385. 33:45Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
  386. 33:47Vanilla AR-15
  387. 33:50Glock 19 Reliability
  388. 33:53Kit Setup Reliability
  389. 33:55Body Armor Consistency
  390. 33:58Everything is the Exact Same
  391. 34:00Plans are Pre-established
  392. 34:03Comfort in Standardization
  393. 34:06Same Weapon System
  394. 34:08Worst Case Scenario
  395. 34:11Partner Goes Down
  396. 34:14Reach a New Gear Bag
  397. 34:16Pull Yours
  398. 34:19Know How to Operate All of It
  399. 34:21Shooting the Staccato
  400. 34:24Different Safety GP
  401. 34:25Visibly Uncomfortable
  402. 34:27Not Familiar
  403. 34:29Pulling Out of Kit in Oh God Situation
  404. 34:33Comfortable & Ready to Go
  405. 34:36Training Constantly
  406. 34:38Bringing Handguns to Range
  407. 34:40Excited to Shoot Them All
  408. 34:43Put All These Away
  409. 34:44Shoot One Gun
  410. 34:47Hard Thing for Me
  411. 34:48Want to Get Good at All of Them
  412. 34:50Get Good at One Really Good
  413. 34:53One Piece of Advice
  414. 34:56Range Date
  415. 34:58Crappy Guns
  416. 35:03Smith & Wesson Shield or .380
  417. 35:07Fight With a Gun
  418. 35:09Bunch of Crappy Guns
  419. 35:13Get Real
  420. 35:15Shooter & Prepared
  421. 35:17Getting Really Good with One Thing
  422. 35:21Sell All That Trash
  423. 35:23Loser on the Internet
  424. 35:25Breaking Law Selling
  425. 35:27State and Local Laws
  426. 35:29Sell All That
  427. 35:33Buy a Couple Good Guns
  428. 35:36Glock 19 Exact Same Setup
  429. 35:38Metal Trijicon Sites
  430. 35:41XS Big Dot Sites
  431. 35:43Partner Likes XS Big Dot
  432. 35:46Train With It
  433. 35:49Honest Reviews
  434. 35:51Stuff That Breaks
  435. 35:53Stuff That Doesn't Break
  436. 35:57Zero Problems with Glock 19
  437. 36:02No Issues
  438. 36:05Sig Jammed Up
  439. 36:09One Mag In
  440. 36:10See This is Why
  441. 36:12Don't Sell
  442. 36:15Buy Another Glock 19
  443. 36:17More Ammo to Train
  444. 36:20Better Same Holster
  445. 36:23Supporting Equipment
  446. 36:25Train
  447. 36:27Train Right
  448. 36:28Don't Have
  449. 36:31Guilty of It
  450. 36:33For This Channel
  451. 36:35Train with Benelli M4
  452. 36:37Carry Gun Glock 19
  453. 36:41Switch to Staccato
  454. 36:43Switch to Shotgun
  455. 36:45Benefit to Confidence
  456. 36:47Versatility
  457. 36:50Difference Between Use and Comfort
  458. 36:51Pump Shotgun
  459. 36:53Bolt Action
  460. 36:5599.9% of Time
  461. 36:57Glock 19
  462. 37:0020-inch Rifle
  463. 37:02AR
  464. 37:05ACOG
  465. 37:08Best
  466. 37:10Own Different Guns
  467. 37:12Not a Good Shooter
  468. 37:14Ben Stoeger
  469. 37:18Switching from Gun to Gun
  470. 37:20Entertainment Purposes
  471. 37:21YouTube
  472. 37:24Not Cool for YouTuber
  473. 37:27Less Lately
  474. 37:29Shooting Glock 19 and AR
  475. 37:31Not Inclined to Switch Gear
  476. 37:33Get Really Good
  477. 37:36Closing Thoughts
  478. 37:47Talked a Lot
  479. 37:49Comments Section
  480. 37:51Traction with Viewers
  481. 37:54Share with Partner or Buddy
  482. 37:57Train as Much as They Should
  483. 38:02Preparedness Things in Mind
  484. 38:05Help the Channel Grow
  485. 38:07See More Kitchen Rants

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