The Broken ACOG

Published on March 16, 2024
Duration: 13:02

This video demonstrates a 'one reload one' drill using a Glock 19 Gen 5, focusing on building muscle memory through combined dry and live fire repetitions. The drill involves drawing, firing a single round, performing a tactical reload, and re-holstering. The presenter emphasizes the importance of consistent training, even when equipment malfunctions, and suggests this drill is effective for conserving ammunition.

Quick Summary

The 'one reload one' drill is a valuable training exercise for Glock 19 Gen 5 users, focusing on efficient magazine changes and muscle memory. It allows for extended practice sessions by conserving ammunition, and is demonstrated by the Trench Grenade channel.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & ACOG Failure
  2. 00:27Glock 19 Gen 5 Training Plan
  3. 01:00Glock 19 Gen 5 Setup
  4. 01:10One Round From Holster Drill
  5. 01:14One Reload One Drill Explained
  6. 01:55Controlled Pairs Practice
  7. 02:14One Reload One Drill Execution
  8. 03:30Glock Reliability Test
  9. 04:55Ammo Conservation Training
  10. 06:49Summary & ACOG Recap
  11. 07:10Support the Channel
  12. 07:47Reflexive Fire Practice
  13. 07:55Topping Off Magazines
  14. 08:36ACOG Failure Reflection
  15. 09:16Importance of Training
  16. 09:46One Round From Holster (Left Shoulder)
  17. 11:16One R1s & One Reload Ones
  18. 12:49Black on Ammo & Magazine Reload

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 'one reload one' drill and why is it useful?

The 'one reload one' drill involves firing a single round, then performing a tactical reload before firing again. It's useful for practicing magazine changes under pressure, building muscle memory, and conserving ammunition, allowing for more training time with fewer rounds.

What happened to the ACOG optic in the video?

The ACOG optic malfunctioned, with its prism becoming 'jacked up' and no longer centered in the window. The presenter attempted a field expedient fix, but it was unsuccessful, rendering the optic unusable.

What firearm is being used for training in the video?

The primary firearm used for training is a Glock 19 Gen 5, equipped with Trijicon night sights and a Streamlight TLR-1 weapon light. The presenter also mentions plans to shoot a Daniel Defense V7 rifle.

How can viewers support the Trench Grenade channel?

Viewers can support the Trench Grenade channel by becoming a Patreon member for $5 a month, which grants access to their Discord server. They are also encouraged to leave a dog emoji in the comments.

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