Guerrilla Gunfighter - “Do you even Operate, Bro?”
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"Learn more than you think you know." ~ Wisdom from PJ.
Pj rex bear, be a nice trifecta..
Best I can tell anyway
Awesome videos as always love ❤ it
My man Rex, very true.
never done learning...never!
when you think your ready...when you think you know all you need to know.....
your dead...
Semper Fi !
@@Sean2002FU amen brother
As a prepper I think it is more advantageous for one to think like a Seebee than a SEAL. Do I operate? No. I build, prepare, and fight.
We Build. We Fight
@@Skinnymoose As a prepper, I can think of no one better from which to draw knowledge and inspiration.
white boy bravado is dangerous and contagious but mostly useless.
@@Skinnymoose used To be a Seabee. We also move a mountain and build an airfield overnight!
Damn straight. Better to dig in like Switzerland and have a crazy defense that functions as your offense.
"Operate" Does not always involve patrolling in full tactical gear. It can also involve simply being aware and prepared with what you have where you are at.
Like Kyle Rittenhouse.
@@chuckcribbs3398 Rittenhouse was smart enough to notice his BCG wasn't forward and smacked the assist. That's operation, or just manipulation?
The moment you start to think "I'm good enough" is the moment you start down the slippery slope of ineffectiveness.
Rittenhouse was pretty effective at 17.
Or, on the other hand you don’t know anything about stuff like this (like me) and you darn well know that your first mistake will probably be your last.
Many lifelong hunters have learned not only how to operate their weapons/systems, but are also aware of carrying packs, stalking and stealth, etc. Many are also comfortable being outside as well as being uncomfortable. We embrace it. We can all continue to learn and should embrace it.
I’m not a hunter but I got videos of me up in the mountains hiking/camping, I know wild plants for medicine depending on were you live, and I got boom stick videos, and just having a good time, I’ve been doing a lot of this stuff most my life, ya I know what it’s like to freeze and endure, the first time I ever went camping by myself years ago I went in the rain to test if I could get a fire going, I lived haha this stuff is child’s play to me
I agree completely my father was in Special Forces my entire childhood. MSG David Boltz . I miss him everyday. He taught me a lot but I wish he was still around because there was a lot more he could teach me. Thank you Pastor Joe Fox for all you do.
As a truck driver it'd b awesome if he had them as audio books.... I'll still get them but audiobooks help me multitask while I'm driving 700 miles each day
I sure could utilize these as well > already bind in one eye...( Hear our 🙏🙏🆙️ lamentations, Oh, my LORD!) 😇UsAll❣🙌🙌❣
I agree. I work 3rd shift and spend most of my time restocking OR rooms. I listen to a lot of books and utube channels. Wish I had something of this quality to listen to.
@@Willbkool u would b surprised what audible has (not this I looked).... I found the military counter insurgency hand book and a bunch of stuff like that
@@Willbkool also all of Carl Jung's publications
Amen!. Getting paid for skills while learning new ones works for me.
“Everybody got a plan till they get punched in the face”
Fi fi fi -fee fo fi fo...Mike Tyson’s phone number
@@stevog44 ha ha yes!
this is why i laugh at these billy badazz content creators
I have his first two books. The Guerrilla Gunfighter and the 2nd, carbines and rifles. Incredible information in those two books.
All the guys that keep operating around our farm will find out they’ve run out of ammo soon enough. I think it’s a balance, practice but also make sure your ammo is stacked because I have a bad feeling many will be caught with their pants down and their rifle will be as useful as a baseball bat without freedom seeds. Muscle memory in shooting can be accomplished without firing a shot.
Yeah, they're like that around here on the weekends, usually a mag or two... then several others will chime in... like talking about birds or frogs but gunshots lol.
The man himself.
Follower of many years.
Followed Bear for many years too.
You men are doing Gods work. Keep it up; your message is not on deaf ears.
Need to get #3, have all of his other books based on your prior recommendation. Funny thing is when I go to the VA EVERYONE says they were special forces, a ranger or airborne infantry at least. I guess the only REMF was old M.I. here supporting the entire Army by myself, lol! Like Clint Eastwood said in Dirty Harry, "A man's got to know his limitations..." just because I was in the Army and shot a few guns does not mean I know much about the subject, most people really don't. That is why I bought the books so I can learn some things from one of the best! Smart people are smart enough to "know their limitations...".
"you're never good enough" Strong philosophy to continue self improvement.
The mind, body and spirit are more important than the tools. As far as Kyle is concerned, his skill and forethought may be lacking, but his moral compass was not wrong.
the kid did a great job under the circumstances.
Considering how Kyle performed, it seems his skill and forethought were fantastic.
They died and he didn't, that's the goal of any war fighter.
I also love how it's almost always sunny while they have range day....
Experience doesn't come cheap, obviously huge amount of valuable information...I'd love to be able to afford to be trained by such man
This man (PJ) is a green beret enough said! 👍👍👍
HAVE DRINK EVERY TIME HE FOLDS THE STOCK ON HIS NEW TOY... 🍺🍺.30 and counting from the last few videos.😅😅😅😅
It all starts with two simple but all-important words. "Don't Panic".
Just finished John Mosby's "Guerrilla Gunfighter 3". Excellent all the way around. Probably one of the best training manuals I have ever seen. No b.s. , very valuable information. And a great forward from Pastor Joe himself! Please John, more where this came from!
Great reference books!
I wrote a biographical paper about John Singleton Mosby, also known as the "Gray Ghost" for an instructor class speech.
He was a Confederate army cavalry commander, fighting guerrilla warfare during the American Civil War.
I was operating the other day .tripped fell down.spilled my redbull.smashed a dam half pack of smokes and lost one of my flipflops...murica!!!!!!!!!...
Ar's are ok. Have a few of them. But I operate an SKS paratrooper. Battle proven and Just love the gun, fits me perfect. Been tooling this weapon for at least 20 years.
It doesn’t matter if all you have is a 12g pump. If your proficient with it, That’s what matters right.
Me, too, as a backup to my AR and Galil 308.
What a beautiful setting / community.
PJF , thank you for your insights.
His books are awesome and well worth the money!
Thank you for caring I’ll check the books out
Just getting started again after a 30 plus year hiatus. Focusing on building muscle memory for basic operation of my #1 pick.
Getting to the point of feeling that natural extension of my whole body.
Didn't have the internal fortitude to use the tools. Recently got a high octane endless supply of intrinsic motivation.
I’ve got T-shirts that I didn’t even want T-shirts for lol. But I do do one thing that’s very important as I learn something every day
Thanks for the tip on the books,I will definitely be buying some of them.I have always loved to read.my favorite stores to prowl around in is old used book stores.
"Do you even operate, bro?" Yeah, these 'operators' are so brave and well-trained that they left (and continue to leave) it to a 17 year-old to take the responsibility to repel rioting and looting communists from destroying a US city. I'll reserve my respect for those who make up for their lack of skill with more courage and heart than 'men' twice and thrice his age.
Always appreciate book recommendations
Awesome information thank you PJ
Also "Reluctant Patisan" vols. 1 and 2 are extremely worthwhile.
When I was youg , I was indistructable. I'm still fearless because I belive in God and go where he sends me.,Now after 76 years young I just dont move as fast or far, takes me few momnents more, but my mind -skills and sprit are all intact and strong. Kowing my linittation has been the great teacher, I developed new and I think better tactics, I belive most men who went up aganist me are dead, I don't think today now,would even be a good day. Go with God with the wind at your back, Semper-Fi.....Dont forget water just as important as ammo.
As always, great advice and wisdom.
A tool not used is not a tool, it is but a artefact or trinket for the wall. This works not only for hardware but of knowledge as well. Use it as it's intended not just store it.
Patrion member here! Best years worth of spending I could come up with. Like.. $13 for a freaking mammoth amount of info! Just picked up gorilla gunfighter 3! Got two of his other books based on your recommendation.
No carry permit retired..Texas. We just do.
Glad to see he is using Lulu now, we use them for some of our manuals at work, they are cheaper and faster then getting them printed in my local town. No apparent discount for ordering all three together.
Thanks for the tip.
Thank you, PJ.
Thank you pastor
According to the reviews. The books were considered too expensive even by the people that bought them, however it seems everyone that has actually purchased them stated that once they had received the books the knowledge obtained far exceeded their expectations and was far more valuable than the cost. That says a ton about the content and the author. I believe I will have to order all 3 copies. 👍
The books are expensive, but with the amount of info in them makes them a great value..
But $50-$60 ? I get that experience is priceless but this is a lot for a book.
@@JDrumnavy if you take one firearms class with these same skills that are in his books youre looking at 300-1000 bucks depending upon the number of days the class is.. Nothing beats a hands on class but these skill and drills are well worth it.
@@dodgenbuell I can understand that. I’ve taken classes and have spent a few hundred on in class instruction. I’m going to give one book a read. I was just blown away as the price. I don’t expect to read a book and be ready to jump into an enemy position and kick butt but that’s just it. It’s a book. It was easy to find reviews and those say the same along with some say it’s worth it. We’ll see. I’m actually surprised anyone responded to this comment I made.
@@JDrumnavy yeah i was hesitant at first with the sticker price.. But then after going through it i felt better about it.. I still enjoy classes and have a few scheduled but a lot of these drills have made my performance better in classes. And have given me things to do at the range and at home to keep things sharp
Thank you
I learned my survival skills the old fashioned way it's been handed down through the family since my family our native and soldiers and cops but I can always learn more
Just ordered all 3.I have much respect for your thoughts and insights.not the best reader I’m going to try and figure these out.thank you
That's great knowledge to have on hand and to know
Thanks a bunch, Pastor Fox. I grew up around guns and spent a lot of time in the woods hunting. That said; I don’t know squat about operating against targets that’d shoot back! It worries me b/c my first mistake would most likely be my last. Plus (for you history buffs out there) this guy’s name is... John Mosby, so I’ll be buying and reading these and hope they learn my old a$$ something useful.
To be honest brother pastor no I'm not nearly as proficient with my AR as I should be I'm far better with a handgun but I've been able to use it daily pretty much for the entire time I've been carrying with you over 30 years and I ran across this book because I was looking at your video one day and I said you know what I'm going to buy that it's been a couple years and I've learned a great deal from reading this book and I appreciate the fact that you are told us all about it.
So again brother pastor thank you for being a good follower of the Messiah.
Thank you for the info
Yes I have operated.....and I always tried to learn more from everyone I meet...because even a novice,can say something innocent....that gives you a very detailed idea...and others that are extremely experienced can help you from making mistakes....ie..silly string...
Thank you!
Looks like great books. Can’t learn enough. Thanks for showing us. Take care.
Yes book took forever but followed up and the man made more than good a great wealth of information.
Thank you 😊
Reading clandestine carry pistol now.
Thanks PJ…. Always trying to learn something. Knowledge is power.
Yes. I need to get that 3rd book.
the word is mightier than the bullet and the sword
Great video , really makes ya think.
They look really good, but with the coming collapse I won't be picking them up. It would take me about 4 months to save the bread and I know we don't have that much time.
Oh that is something really cool I’d enjoy that. I really enjoyed getting knowledge from the ones I got to train with on Fort Bragg. That helped my job immensely. Actually we used that information to train in my unit 108 MP company assault. We use those tactics since we were charged with MSR security, securing villages towns etc., and in general making it safe for 82nd airborne to move forward.
Every one wants to be a gunfighter. The reality only a small percentage of people will truly act and defend in an actual shoot out scenario. I'm not talking about shooting plates and paper targets. Shit is real when bullets come flying towards you. A whole different feeling ...
Thanks man I'll check it out
Not only conceal the weapon but self concealment in certain situations. I'm 65 and don't know near enough.
Awesome! Thanks!!!
Vic Morro qualified me on that in nineteen fifty nine . I Got It
I have all three. Stellar!
Good add to the library sounds like to me thanks PJ for bringing me attention to Mr.M i will definitely add to my collection....God Bless
I like to focus on the plausible as opposed to the possible. I’m an older former 11 Bravo. I had the privilege of being led by an SF squad leader in a real world application.
Bottom line. I don’t and neither do most shoot enough. Nobody can know everything. I have beliefs. Like a solid hit with a .22 beats a miss with anything. Having the best gear is great….but l don’t have it. I have what works. I can always learn more.
Need to pick up number 3, but stuck on available square range, so shoot and move isn't currently possible.
I hear ya. I have an instinctual feeling I am not doing all I need to. I have quietly done some stuff. I am hoping to be fluid and keep myself strong in faith of the most high.
HIGHLY RECOMMEND GGII. There's in depth stuff about the importance of a community besides the stuff that PJ spoke of. I will reread sections occasionally because they're that good.
Bro🙌🏽
So true about having the equipment but the skill/mindset to use it. I notice this when hunting season starts back up. I know what to do where to go but you have to get your eyes your ears basically your body back into tune of being aware. My pap years ago used to say you gotta be able to see with your ears ... Never made sence until a few years ago but anyways so much more to learn especially when it comes to shtf.
The hardest lesson was self control and hot situations. To remain calm and use your greatest tool will not be found on a gun range or a mock battle. It's the real test and no one is really ready for it until it occurs. Everyone that faces it knows it. When you lose a friend you go ape and later on you may start doubting your ability to hold your own. This is the nature of war. When you doubt yourself you are in danger. Even muscle memory can fall to the wayside. That's what I know
I so love that porch
I have that "operator" shirts, from TJ. I can operate a forklift and a welder. Good enough? Lol. I can even operate my copy of The Scriptures, even better. Appreciate the book suggestions again. Reading an actual book doesn't require an internet connection.
It took a long time to get Mosby's first 2 books. The newer books were delivered pretty quickly.
Small unit tactics, because able to run as a cohesive team is a must , unfortunately I'm solo , ive been trying to train my better half but trying to teach and train someone who your close to on that level is extremely hard...I was a defensive pistol rifle and shotgun instructor , ive had some awesome experiences and miss it dearly...I had a chance to work with Emilio Estevez for a couple months with carbine and pistol along with his son..good people, thanks for the heads up on the books ! I'm checking them out now!
Thanks 'PJ' !!
I'M TOO OLD TO BE RUNNING AROUND, ACTING LIKE RAMBO!
I'll just PEACEFULLY, WAIT AT HOME!
I'm not willing to be a sniper.
"I shall, not be MOVED!"
QUOTE: KING DAVID
Thank you for your great information PJF🙏🌋❄️🌴🌺🙏
should also add
Forging the Hero: Who Does More Is Worth More by John also
Does book three include dry fire drills too or all range ones?
Thanks.
PJF I operate, though I find it frustrating when training dates are established and some members at the last possible moment back out of the training. I wasn't a Ranger or Special Forces when I served I was just a Field Artillery Cannon Crewman, Armor Vehicle Crewman and later a Metal Crafter. In 15.5 years of service you learn lots of MOS skill sets even ones not related immediately to your primary, secondary or tertiary sets. By the end of my last six months I somehow became a POL guy and a Mess Section guy. As I was Army National Guard I also had parallel civilian careers. In those I became a retail sales specialist, a food service specialist, a security officer, a janitor, a videographer and editor, and a Geographic Information Systems Mapping Technician. I found out that many of the members of my group had various skills sets because of either military service or civilian occupations. The frustration is that the two who were being looked at as our medical specialists are the ones who called off most of the time. Now I am down the three people including myself. We'll be discussing recruiting and retention at our next meeting.
Please make a video about the other books John Mosby had. Thank you
Have you ever been near true terror
Knowledge is power!
Do you have a recommendation for in person training in the St. Louis area? I'm new to your channel. I will look for those books too.
These really are good books. I own the first two and have read the second one. I still need to read the first one then reread both of them. I would suggest the one I have read to anyone and have zero doubt about the others.
You gone a dunnit again PJ , i was feeling like the smuggest kid on the block with me ar and me 9 mil ( in Europe and legal) and you just reminded me that i am close to clueless ! Thanks . ( i mean it thanks i need that)
Ordered all 3 15 NOV 21 .. will let you know when they arrive
All three arrived 22 NOV 21 ..
I am a wanna be prepper. My financial life is unable to support such things. But knowledge is good and GOD is my only hope. Good luck to you Patriots!
Lot's of gun training programs in America are centered around the AR-15. The AR-15 is definitely prolific and in wide use. A proven system.
For all of us that prefer a non AR type rifle. Examples: FN SCAR, Robinson Arms XCR-L, H&K G-36, even AK's. All non AR style rifles work somewhat different. All use the 5.56x45 ammo and STANAG magazines. Take the Robinson Arms XCR-L rifle. You can't pay enough money for a XCR to jam. Mostly because of a humongous long stroke gas piston with Godzilla sized attachment lugs connecting the piston rod to the bolt carrier group. With a multiple gas adjust system that blows through grit and grime like gang busters. So no problems like the AR-15.
There are not many recorded occurrences where XCR-L, FN Scars and others to compare non AR's to AR-15 systems. Maybe if I live in your area I could visit and you can try out one of the many non AR style shooters, the RA XCR-L.
I have one of his books and ordered two more a couple months ago. When they never showed up, I did some digging and found the author's email address and shot him a quick email asking about the books. He explained pretty much what Pastor Joe said in his video and told me he would personally send me the books and they should be arriving any day now. Looking forward to reading them!
Yep, "better to be a warrior in a garden then a gardner in a war" I used to operate now im mining soil, and still doing drill's 3 x a week. Im getting old.
you are all to cool for most of us bro.
No matter what what military experience and training we have had in the past. No matter what rank we were. We are never experts but only students. I'm a veteran I have gone through training I have been on operations but what I know is only the tip of the iceberg. One important lesson is not to think you know everything or just enough.
About 7:22 I was expecting p j to spin around while shoulderin the rifle and cooking off a few...