Videos tagged with Immediate Action Drill

This video explains the 'Tap Rack Bang' technique, a crucial immediate action drill for clearing malfunctions and re-engaging a target. It covers the steps involved in quickly resolving common firearm issues to ensure readiness and effectiveness in critical situations.

This video demonstrates the "tap rack drill," a crucial skill for any firearm owner, particularly in self-defense scenarios. Instructor John the Firearms Instructor explains what to do when a pistol misfires, emphasizing the importance of this immediate action drill. The video also includes comprehensive firearm safety warnings and encourages viewers to visit the instructor's website for training classes, follow their social media, and check out a concealed carry guide from the USCCA. The content is geared towards responsible gun ownership and enhancing readiness.

This video, "Daily Defense Season 2- EP 29," focuses on essential AR-15 operational skills. It provides clear instruction on performing tactical magazine changes, both when the action is locked open and when the action is closed, demonstrating the "push-pull" insertion method. The episode also covers immediate action drills for two common malfunctions: Type 1 (failure to fire/no round) and Type 2 ("stovepipe"). The instructor emphasizes proper technique for cycling the charging handle and identifies common causes of malfunctions such as dirty firearms, ammunition issues, operator error, and broken parts. The content is geared towards enhancing shooter proficiency and reliability with the AR-15 platform.

This video from Daily Defense Season 2, Episode 16, focuses on essential pistol handling skills. Jeff guides viewers through the proper procedures for reloading a firearm after the magazine is empty, including the sequence of actions to get back on target. Additionally, the video addresses a common malfunction: a 'click' instead of a 'bang'. It demonstrates the Immediate Action Drill, a critical skill for clearing a misfire by ensuring the magazine is seated, cycling the slide to eject the faulty round, and chambering a fresh one to attempt the shot again.

Gunsite Range Master Charlie McNeese demonstrates the "Tap-Roll-Rack" immediate action drill for handguns. This essential technique helps shooters quickly clear a malfunction where a round fails to fire and get back to shooting efficiently. The video is part of the NSSF's "Let's Go Shooting" initiative, promoting responsible firearm ownership and training.