Videos tagged with Tactical Drills

This video features Chadd and Blake demonstrating a new tactical fitness stage focused on shooting from cover. They provide practical tips for engaging in a gunfight, emphasizing the importance of both physical readiness and defensive shooting skills. The content is presented in a straightforward, instructional manner, aiming to equip viewers with knowledge for real-world scenarios. The video also promotes affiliated products and the "Three of Seven Project" through provided links.

This is a satirical comedy skit titled 'Gun Lovers Anonymous' that humorously imagines a support group for people struggling to quit their passion for firearms. Inspired by a real-world program in California treating 'gun addiction,' the skit features exaggerated scenarios like a custom 1911 flex, tactical drills, and questionable coping mechanisms. It pokes fun at the idea of gun ownership as an addiction while celebrating the love of firearms.

This YouTube Shorts video focuses on practical carbine drills that are essential for improving proficiency with rifle platforms. The title suggests it will cover two specific drills beneficial for military and special forces personnel, offering actionable tips for viewers to incorporate into their training routines. The hashtags indicate a focus on general firearm tips and drills within a military context, likely presented in a quick, engaging format suitable for Reels and YouTube Shorts.

This video captures a "Range Day with the Boys" event organized by Battle Gnome Solutions, featuring their employees, the Polenar Tactical team, and some Italian guests who are active MIL/LEO members. The event included friendly competition, testing Battle Gnome Solutions holsters and a new level 3 retention device, and ego-building tactical team drills. The description also mentions that the Italian guests wore face coverings to avoid employer issues and that the day concluded with drinking and exchanging military stories. The video highlights the formation of new friendships and showcases the collaborative spirit of the participants. Quality ammunition for the event was sponsored by Sellier & Bellot.

This YouTube video provides a "through the optic" perspective of shooting T.REX Drills, utilizing a Triggercam to capture what the shooter, Lucas, is experiencing. The content focuses on the visual aspect of firearm training and drills, aiming to give viewers an immersive understanding of the shooting process during these specific exercises. It's an observational and educational piece for those interested in marksmanship and tactical training.

This video provides an easy-to-follow guide on executing the ETP (Extend, Touch, Press) gun shooting drill. It emphasizes the fundamental steps of firing a round for improved accuracy, suitable for beginners and those seeking tactical shooting drills. The drill can be practiced with a partner or trainer to reinforce the process and achieve combat-level accuracy. The description also promotes the USCCA's mission and various training resources available through their website and membership.

This video features Lucas from T.REX ARMS engaging in dynamic shooting drills with an agency-issued HK416. The demonstration includes both semi-automatic and controlled full-automatic fire, showcasing practical application of the platform. Accompanying the primary rifle is a Glock 17 equipped with a Zev slide and DeltaPoint Pro optic, paired with a T.REX ARMS Ragnarok holster. The HK416 is outfitted with an Aimpoint T2 optic, Eotech G33 magnifier, Surefire Scout light, and ATPIALc laser, highlighting tactical integration of various accessories.

This YouTube video presents a dynamic team shooting drill focused on room clearing tactics, emphasizing teamwork, communication, and muzzle awareness. While explicitly stating it's not a how-to guide, the creators describe their approach as taking 'controlled risk' to make drills both safe and engaging. The description also includes links to their Patreon, store, and social media channels.

This review of the Kel-Tec Sub-2000 highlights its surprising capabilities as a pistol caliber carbine (PCC). Despite a lightweight Zytel frame and a compact, folding design, the Sub-2000 proved to be a reliable and accurate firearm after extensive testing. The reviewer praises its value, performance in tactical drills and accuracy tests, and its potential to compete with submachine guns at its price point. Key features discussed include its compatibility with Glock magazines, accuracy with certain ammo types, and the option for aftermarket accessories like the Kel-Tec QUAD RAIL for optics. While minor ergonomic adjustments and safety concerns are noted, the Sub-2000 is ultimately recommended as a benchmark PCC.