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3:20 āAs I wasā is not a saying!! The phrase is āAs YOU wereā. Which means, in military drill, to disregard my last command. āAs I wasā means absolutely nothing. šš¤¦āāļø
Interesting take on the deliberate load sequence. You donāt see it being taught often enough. I teach this in all of my courses as well with a few differences. The biggest being to keep the finger off the trigger until itās time to actually shoot. However, I can see where that might be common practice in some more aggressive and professional circles. IE, certain special operations teams which is primarily who teach the deliberate load to begin with. Iāve never seen the tac mag reload added to the end of it either. At first I thought it was a bit overkill but when you go back to the reasoning of why we perform the sequence to begin with, itās to build muscle memory and get those reps in. Set ourselves up for success. In those terms it makes sense. The trigger travel reps issue is going to get negative social media comments from guys who donāt realize that shooting is very fluid. Itās always advancing and changing and in some circles, people may do things differently for different reasons. Iād venture to say many of the people who take issue with that portion of the drill havenāt mastered the trigger yet and arenāt up to speed on a lot of the advanced handgun techniques as applied to follow up shots or rapid and in rhythm strings of fire. IE, riding the recoil to trigger reset, etc. things that require an intimate knowledge of that breaking point and the pressure it takes. Just my two cents
As you propel your hands towards the defensive technology. Bump your linear controlled ammunition device. Remove linear ammunition device and propel it towards highly engineered machined defensive technology. Now pull trigger system on highly engineered machined defensive technology. Your solid mass projectile should now propel towards victim.
Had to āthumbs downā only because heās teaching folks to not only put their finger on the trigger when not on target and ready to fire, but also to take the slack out.
I'm going to be that guy. What drop down AR15 mag pouch is that? I find that regular height belt mounted ar15 pouches ride to high. I like the low ones like Alex's.
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Great job
Dude you need RE training
3:20 āAs I wasā is not a saying!! The phrase is āAs YOU wereā. Which means, in military drill, to disregard my last command. āAs I wasā means absolutely nothing. šš¤¦āāļø
Press checks from business end of a pistol is gay
Interesting take on the deliberate load sequence. You donāt see it being taught often enough. I teach this in all of my courses as well with a few differences. The biggest being to keep the finger off the trigger until itās time to actually shoot. However, I can see where that might be common practice in some more aggressive and professional circles. IE, certain special operations teams which is primarily who teach the deliberate load to begin with. Iāve never seen the tac mag reload added to the end of it either. At first I thought it was a bit overkill but when you go back to the reasoning of why we perform the sequence to begin with, itās to build muscle memory and get those reps in. Set ourselves up for success. In those terms it makes sense. The trigger travel reps issue is going to get negative social media comments from guys who donāt realize that shooting is very fluid. Itās always advancing and changing and in some circles, people may do things differently for different reasons. Iād venture to say many of the people who take issue with that portion of the drill havenāt mastered the trigger yet and arenāt up to speed on a lot of the advanced handgun techniques as applied to follow up shots or rapid and in rhythm strings of fire. IE, riding the recoil to trigger reset, etc. things that require an intimate knowledge of that breaking point and the pressure it takes. Just my two cents
what a stupid video to post. you discredit anything else you put on youtube with this.
As you propel your hands towards the defensive technology. Bump your linear controlled ammunition device. Remove linear ammunition device and propel it towards highly engineered machined defensive technology. Now pull trigger system on highly engineered machined defensive technology. Your solid mass projectile should now propel towards victim.
This is so duhr.
Had to āthumbs downā only because heās teaching folks to not only put their finger on the trigger when not on target and ready to fire, but also to take the slack out.
load pistol, acquire sight picture. ok. finger on trigger on a loaded gun? please explain?
Awesome video thanks for your time and the tips.
Great basic fundamentals, awesome video! Thanks Troy!
Always great to see the basics covered so professionally.
I'm going to be that guy. What drop down AR15 mag pouch is that? I find that regular height belt mounted ar15 pouches ride to high. I like the low ones like Alex's.
Skin that smokewaggon.
Press checks are free for that āreserve parachuteā too brother man. Great video!