@@F3arlessenterprise Every party needs a pooper, that's why they invited you. Paaaartyyyy Poooooopeeeeeeeerrrr. Paaaaaaaaaartyyyyyy Poooooopeeeeeeerrrrrr.
That level 3 draw was super impressive, but that reload was insane. The empty mag is still in the air by the time he is reloaded and back into battery. How is it even possible that he inserts that mag smoother and faster than it dropping free? All I can do is laugh in amazement.
@@N3wbMa5t3r It was a specific skill demonstration, not a situational combat drill. Dude is a marine combat vet, former law enforcement officer, and instructor. And that's all on top of cyborg level skill with firearms. All of that and some internet stranger is still going to call him a rookie because one example in one clip didn't provide every possible technique. MF'ers going to be like: "well, he didn't combat roll even once..."
@@davidm2418 I'm a Retired Sheriff, SWAT, Detective Lt., Patrol supervisor, FTO, DT Instructor, and Rangemaster. I just call it how I sees it Billybob. 👌🏼
@@N3wbMa5t3r Then you should recognize that this was a very specific demonstration of drawing from a level 3 holster, and not a tactical drill. How was he suppose to demonstrate the draw stroke for the camera while moving around? I mean, he could have, and we would have been less instructed by it because we'd only catch glimpses of the total movement.
This honestly has helped a lot in my draw thank you! I’m already at a little bit of a handicap having dislocated my thumb a little while back and this is actually a lot easier on it. Noticeable improvement in the first couple of sessions but nowhere near as fast as you! Rock on man 🤘
When I first got my Safariland a few years back, my draw stroke was awful. Hitting the SLS was easy, but I’d want to combine the draw stroke with deactivating the ALS, and I often began the draw before the ALS was defeated. Anyone who’s done that knows that the pistol isn’t going anywhere, LOL. So I learned to push the SLS down/forward much as you do, and acquire a full grip in the process of doing that. Done correctly, the beavertail of my G19 is fully seated in the web of my hand when the SLS hood is fully forward. Then, I sweep my thumb to the rear, and almost use it to begin the draw stroke. By sweeping to the rear, I deactivate the ALS in the first half of my thumb’s movement, and as I continue to sweep to the rear, my thumb begins to “push” the pistol out of the holster. From there, I draw as normal. It’s hard to describe, but it’s a very efficient motion when done correctly. I’m nowhere near as fast as you Mojo, but it did help me overcome the habit of giving a solid tug on a pistol that wasn’t about to clear the holster, haha.
Great stuff, man, thanks. We just went to this holster form something much less complex and a lot of officers have been struggling with speed. Between your video, and a lot of practice with blue guns, we are getting better.
I recommend you upload more videos and take this channel more seriously in terms of posting more. You can have a great channel brother 🤛 All of the Best you’re a good teacher
Quick compliment for you. I appreciate your muzzle discipline in keeping your weapon pointed downrange, even as you approach the holster, up until the very last moment when it has to be aimed down to orient correctly. those split seconds are important.
Thank you for showing people who don't own one of these how to get guns out of them! I'm sure some of the ppl these were created to keep the gun away from look at videos like this to learn how to defeat the holster.
I came here because I’m looking into passive vs active retention holsters for my combat rig, I stayed because that speed reload was smooth as fucking butter 😂
Niiiiiccceee! Smooth Training is where it's at. I firmly hold the belief that proper training will get you through/around whatever issues present themselves 85%/90% of the time. Inspiring really. Gotta ask though, I'm curious what your plate carrier is. Is there a video you've covered it in?
Good draws. Thats how I do mine also where I work. Basically the same concept running my thumb down deep to the side of the holster and pushing the firearm down a little so I don’t pre grab it and the als wont budge. I’ve noticed a lot of people try to pull up before engaging the als down to release the firearm. Has been a big issue with people trying to draw it quick. Thanks for the quick vid!!
Just ordered this set up for my XD9 service model (yes haha not a popular gun but has worked phenomenally for me and has had 0 failures in 4,000 rounds with almost no cleaning). For my G19 I ended up going with the Tier one conceal level 2 retention holster and I love it but I definitely wish I had gone with this Safariland level 3 set up instead now that I see how much I spent for the tier one vs how much better and more affordable the Safariland ALS/SLS holster was. Probably going to have to order one for the Glock too. Thanks for sharing your techniques Mojo.
Would love to train at this level. Taking steps to become a police officer, and hopefully move on to deputy and join the county's teams. Thank you to the boys and girls in blue!
When inserting a pistol into a holster, it is crucial to keep your eyes on the tactical field rather than looking directly at the holster. This practice is essential for several reasons: Situational Awareness: Keeping your eyes on the tactical field allows you to maintain awareness of your surroundings. This is crucial in potentially dangerous situations where threats could emerge at any moment. By staying alert, you can react quickly to any changes or new threats. Safety: In high-stress situations, distractions can be dangerous. By keeping your focus on the tactical field, you reduce the risk of being caught off guard by an adversary. Looking away, even momentarily, could result in a loss of control or situational awareness. Proficiency and Confidence: Regular practice of holstering your weapon without looking helps build muscle memory and confidence. Over time, this becomes a smooth, second-nature action that can be performed quickly and safely. Control: Steadily holstering your weapon ensures that you maintain control of it at all times. A rushed or haphazard action could lead to accidental discharges or damage to the firearm. Steady, deliberate movements help prevent such accidents. Professionalism and Discipline: Performing administrative tasks like holstering with precision and discipline reflects a high level of training and professionalism. It sets a standard for others and demonstrates a commitment to safety and effectiveness. In summary, keeping your eyes on the tactical field while steadily holstering your pistol enhances situational awareness, safety, proficiency, control, and professionalism. These elements are critical for effective and safe firearm handling, especially in dynamic and potentially dangerous environments.
Excellent fundamentals, tracking the trigger finger. Even at full speed. Police are notorious for shooting themselves, mostly due to frequency of draw (we wont mention self inflicted shots to the head or hands), and I don't think this guy will have much of a problem with that.
I carry this exact holster and Mojo…you’re as fast as I’ve seen draw with it. I have a very similar draw tactic and am very close to this draw speed. I’d like to see you on a timer against a moving target, a 21 foot knife attacker demo, with sims. Don’t know if everyone on here missed it but I caught the one mistake of you drawing before the als was released. Under stress this is likely and does slow the draw.
That should make everyone want to train really hard to get even close to that level. I know it does for me.
It’s not hard at all lmao
@@F3arlessenterprise Every party needs a pooper, that's why they invited you. Paaaartyyyy Poooooopeeeeeeeerrrr. Paaaaaaaaaartyyyyyy Poooooopeeeeeeerrrrrr.
I feel retarded when I flub my als draw... im still new to it and get it right most of the time.. but still.
He draws faster than I draw my sidearm in COD with the Quick Draw perk.
its "quick draw squirt..
at least that's what she says
He has a video comparing that to cod
Sheep comment
@@levigivens you've got me...ahh ouch!
😂😂😂😂
That level 3 draw was super impressive, but that reload was insane. The empty mag is still in the air by the time he is reloaded and back into battery. How is it even possible that he inserts that mag smoother and faster than it dropping free? All I can do is laugh in amazement.
Oh dang happen so quick and smooth I didn't even notice the reload until I saw your comment and went back to watch.
Insanely bad... He didn't get off the X during his reload... Rookie mistake.
@@N3wbMa5t3r It was a specific skill demonstration, not a situational combat drill. Dude is a marine combat vet, former law enforcement officer, and instructor. And that's all on top of cyborg level skill with firearms. All of that and some internet stranger is still going to call him a rookie because one example in one clip didn't provide every possible technique. MF'ers going to be like: "well, he didn't combat roll even once..."
@@davidm2418 I'm a Retired Sheriff, SWAT, Detective Lt., Patrol supervisor, FTO, DT Instructor, and Rangemaster. I just call it how I sees it Billybob. 👌🏼
@@N3wbMa5t3r Then you should recognize that this was a very specific demonstration of drawing from a level 3 holster, and not a tactical drill. How was he suppose to demonstrate the draw stroke for the camera while moving around? I mean, he could have, and we would have been less instructed by it because we'd only catch glimpses of the total movement.
Mojo, I know you're busy, but if you see that like ratio, it means we want to see more. Please make more videos.
Bro that speed reload was fire 🔥
That was just a normal reload.
@@calholli for mojo, but the average man? No, no.
Your channel just popped up on recommendations, I notice you don’t make videos often, you should definitely try this more often. Very nice videos
he posts way more on his ig go follow my dude
@@dsfssdfs7395 what is IG
@@dantedanis Instagram
@@graysonjohnson7637 thank you. I thought IG stands for Inspector General 😂
@@dantedanis I had no idea what it was either. I don't use that stuff. Lol
If the QuickDraw perk was a person it would def be him
This honestly has helped a lot in my draw thank you! I’m already at a little bit of a handicap having dislocated my thumb a little while back and this is actually a lot easier on it. Noticeable improvement in the first couple of sessions but nowhere near as fast as you! Rock on man 🤘
When I first got my Safariland a few years back, my draw stroke was awful. Hitting the SLS was easy, but I’d want to combine the draw stroke with deactivating the ALS, and I often began the draw before the ALS was defeated. Anyone who’s done that knows that the pistol isn’t going anywhere, LOL.
So I learned to push the SLS down/forward much as you do, and acquire a full grip in the process of doing that. Done correctly, the beavertail of my G19 is fully seated in the web of my hand when the SLS hood is fully forward.
Then, I sweep my thumb to the rear, and almost use it to begin the draw stroke. By sweeping to the rear, I deactivate the ALS in the first half of my thumb’s movement, and as I continue to sweep to the rear, my thumb begins to “push” the pistol out of the holster. From there, I draw as normal. It’s hard to describe, but it’s a very efficient motion when done correctly. I’m nowhere near as fast as you Mojo, but it did help me overcome the habit of giving a solid tug on a pistol that wasn’t about to clear the holster, haha.
I love how you're all over the Safariland page for the RDS holsters.
Great stuff, man, thanks. We just went to this holster form something much less complex and a lot of officers have been struggling with speed. Between your video, and a lot of practice with blue guns, we are getting better.
Your reload was smoother than my butter in the fridge.
Clear Instructional video...we need more of this...
A whole new world in duty holsters from my day. I had a breakfront for my 686. Used to practice drawing 30 times a day before I went out on duty.
WOW that draw and mag reload was super impressive! Thanks for the video!
Jesus he's as quick with that level three holster as I am with my serpa cqc. Badass.
Go to garandthumbs channel and see how fast this guy shoots accurately too. With both pistol and carbine weapons.
I recommend you upload more videos and take this channel more seriously in terms of posting more. You can have a great channel brother 🤛 All of the Best you’re a good teacher
Damn what a draw! I am now officially subscribed.
A very smooth and fast tactical reload at the end...Appreciate the vid! Liked
Wow! That is impressive speed. That is as fast as I can draw from an open holster.
Quick compliment for you. I appreciate your muzzle discipline in keeping your weapon pointed downrange, even as you approach the holster, up until the very last moment when it has to be aimed down to orient correctly. those split seconds are important.
Very smooth and fast--practice makes better. Too many confuse that old saying with perfect but it does make better.
That reload was slick as hell
My boy don all grown up. Lol good to see you doing what you love.
The man’s gun-fu is on point
More videossss!! Great stuff brother!!! 🔥🔥🔥
Dang!!!! Great tips, and very clean draw.
Thank you for showing people who don't own one of these how to get guns out of them! I'm sure some of the ppl these were created to keep the gun away from look at videos like this to learn how to defeat the holster.
I came here because I’m looking into passive vs active retention holsters for my combat rig, I stayed because that speed reload was smooth as fucking butter 😂
Great advice Moj-Man... thanks for sharing. I've already started using it.
This guy 🔥🔥🔥crazy fast draw
Damn that quick draw and quick reload is faster than them pros in COD with all them perks.
“And I told you Joe, I’m slow” support your local gunfighter
Niiiiiccceee! Smooth
Training is where it's at. I firmly hold the belief that proper training will get you through/around whatever issues present themselves 85%/90% of the time. Inspiring really. Gotta ask though, I'm curious what your plate carrier is. Is there a video you've covered it in?
I just picked up a 6360RDS and I intend to start training with it as soon as my x300u and rmr arrive. Thanks for the tips.
Damn!!! You just sold me. Great video
Level3 retention in 1 move. Slick very slick
Good draws. Thats how I do mine also where I work. Basically the same concept running my thumb down deep to the side of the holster and pushing the firearm down a little so I don’t pre grab it and the als wont budge. I’ve noticed a lot of people try to pull up before engaging the als down to release the firearm. Has been a big issue with people trying to draw it quick. Thanks for the quick vid!!
just came here from DonutOperator's channel
wondering how a level 3 retention holster works
love the demo
Wow. I am impressed.
I carry these same holsters on duty, love them
You are the king. I wish I could take a class of yours
Omg....this guy is a machine.... teach me!!!! Love it!
Holy shit man. U r on a whole other level... Thousands of reps there
Now that was really impressive!
We need more videos milspec ! … a lot of knowledge on this channel and glad to see it growing !
short,sweet and to the point, love it
That some speed right there son!
Awesome man! I always counted 3 steps to draw that helped me draw faster and consistent from the Fi stance.
Dang homeboy you got skills
Just ordered this set up for my XD9 service model (yes haha not a popular gun but has worked phenomenally for me and has had 0 failures in 4,000 rounds with almost no cleaning). For my G19 I ended up going with the Tier one conceal level 2 retention holster and I love it but I definitely wish I had gone with this Safariland level 3 set up instead now that I see how much I spent for the tier one vs how much better and more affordable the Safariland ALS/SLS holster was. Probably going to have to order one for the Glock too. Thanks for sharing your techniques Mojo.
Solid advice. I just got a level iii, have been working with my draw. This video has helped.
Man does that pump me up to get better using my pistol
Mr. Mojo Risin….. well done Sir!
Ohhh shitttt only one man calls me that 😂😂😂
Thanks very good information. I appreciate you sharing
This really helped me out trying to defeat the SLS system. Coming from a holster that just uses the ALS only, this really helped. Thanks for posting
Hope to see more vids man! Good shit as always
Thanks man! We use this holster at work and it's kinda hard to draw fast
Very fast pull, and great technique. Great!
Dude!! that draw and reload are poetry in motion
Would love to train at this level. Taking steps to become a police officer, and hopefully move on to deputy and join the county's teams. Thank you to the boys and girls in blue!
An excellent operator and hilarious guy, it irks me that I have to repeatedly subb to his channel due to the Tube
His technique is crisp!
Great form and execution!
Nicely done bro
Love his technique. Like a smooth sewing machine and consist.
Great video, thank you for sharing your knowledge
You make that look so clean
I just love this man lol
Woah! Very cool video
Always wondered about those locking holsters 🍻
New sub... love your content so far, keep it up.
Sweet. Ill remember this forever
Damn....practice makes perfect!!
Somethin about this was real satisfying
Damn, nice video. Very smooth.
Clear and to the point !
Outstanding!
definitely a sender never lift bro 🤙full send
Doc Holiday over here. Geeze!
Mojo is a national treasure
Rock on, brother!🤙🏼🤙🏼
Very nice and very clean draw
Lord hammercy hes good!
Whats up mojo, god bless bro.
The draw speed is so damn impressive!
Gaddam hes fast af
Yes I have a question... Which crossroads did you sell your soul at to be this good... asking for a friend
Thank you for the clear and precise videos. Do you offer training?
When inserting a pistol into a holster, it is crucial to keep your eyes on the tactical field rather than looking directly at the holster. This practice is essential for several reasons:
Situational Awareness: Keeping your eyes on the tactical field allows you to maintain awareness of your surroundings. This is crucial in potentially dangerous situations where threats could emerge at any moment. By staying alert, you can react quickly to any changes or new threats.
Safety: In high-stress situations, distractions can be dangerous. By keeping your focus on the tactical field, you reduce the risk of being caught off guard by an adversary. Looking away, even momentarily, could result in a loss of control or situational awareness.
Proficiency and Confidence: Regular practice of holstering your weapon without looking helps build muscle memory and confidence. Over time, this becomes a smooth, second-nature action that can be performed quickly and safely.
Control: Steadily holstering your weapon ensures that you maintain control of it at all times. A rushed or haphazard action could lead to accidental discharges or damage to the firearm. Steady, deliberate movements help prevent such accidents.
Professionalism and Discipline: Performing administrative tasks like holstering with precision and discipline reflects a high level of training and professionalism. It sets a standard for others and demonstrates a commitment to safety and effectiveness.
In summary, keeping your eyes on the tactical field while steadily holstering your pistol enhances situational awareness, safety, proficiency, control, and professionalism. These elements are critical for effective and safe firearm handling, especially in dynamic and potentially dangerous environments.
Awesome speed!!
so clean
Excellent fundamentals, tracking the trigger finger. Even at full speed.
Police are notorious for shooting themselves, mostly due to frequency of draw (we wont mention self inflicted shots to the head or hands), and I don't think this guy will have much of a problem with that.
Mil spec lightening hands more like it mojo lol great vids brother
Lots and lots of training will get you to that level some day, 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
That doesn't seem too bad at all. I think the added security is probably worth the effort.
Mojo and Safariland. Both high quality.
GT and Lucas weren't exaggerating when they said you were fast af.
I know I'll get hate but I do love my Blackhawk Serpa level 3 it's really good for a level 3 under 150
He nice with it!!!
I carry this exact holster and Mojo…you’re as fast as I’ve seen draw with it. I have a very similar draw tactic and am very close to this draw speed. I’d like to see you on a timer against a moving target, a 21 foot knife attacker demo, with sims. Don’t know if everyone on here missed it but I caught the one mistake of you drawing before the als was released. Under stress this is likely and does slow the draw.
All this being said, excellent video and tactic