I've been watching TR for some time now. I dont think yall have ever put out a video that's not helpful. It's more of the nuanced stuff that others tend to either gloss over or completely ignore. Great stuff gents. Edit: spelling
Also important to remind people to remember the difference between COVER and concealment. Make sure that before you post up and risk taking incoming rounds while stationary, that you are behind something that is actually going to STOP those incoming rounds. If you are not, then you need to communicate and MOVE to real cover. If there is none to be found... Then that is when your drills of getting on target quickly come into play, because you better get a bead on the asshole before he puts some bullets through that drywall and dumps your brother. Just something to remember for people just starting to get into this stuff. Always remain aware of your surroundings, and move FROM cover, TO cover. Move with a purpose, Keeping in mind what cover actually is. Just a common mistake i see people make that i thought i would throw out there. Great video as usual guys! Thank you for your service
Only 2 of the 3 where sync'd I think, it's hard to tell :), but Karl must have had a Bald Eagle fly in front of him on Zee's first shot; so he had to wait a second ;)
Tried this yesterday. I was on my own so no team work. The standing position, with your palm against the wall is great, it allows you to cover yourself and be very accurate ( at least at 50 yds). It felt a bit awkward on the kneeling position with my right knee down, I'm just not used to it, I need to work on that one. Thanks guys, as usual. And keep spreading the word of love.
Yes! Kyle Lamb from Viking Tactics teaches this as well. Not only is it a more stable shooting platform but i can drop my body down and roll my knee forward into my shooting arm and further solidify my stance and combat my recoil .
This is gonna be my next AR drill. I want to thank you guys, I really appreciate your effort. All is cleary explained, no frills, no bullshit. I wait fridays for your viz. Great for learning new skills and refreshing old ones. Next time I'll come to the U.S. I'll pay you a visit. 👍
Finally someone said it. I hate seeing outside knee down. It's not only good stability to use outside foot but you're going to have a hell of a time getting up and away from that corner, with knee down, in the event of a new threat.
Also note, when Carl is shooting over Z, if Z were to stand up Carl can pin Z down with his elbows and stop him from standing up into a shot. Sounds silly but its easy to stand up into a bullet. Good tactic that I used down range. Way past 25 meters too, really out to 100.
Man you guys are so bad ass. And Carl, thanks for the gift idea video. I've told my wife about two items I want from that list. Well I Want all the items but only need two. #1 NEED from the list is the Tactical Rifleman sweatshirt!
J MAC, glad we could help. I was wearing the sweat shirts out yesterday, in the cold... that hood comes in handy when the wind picks up on the range. Thanks for watching, TR
Pretty great video dudes ! Obviously a lot of knowledge to share, as usual ! Was applying this in overseas ops as a single low shooter, second shooter a couple of feet behind. Now won't hesitate to stick a little bit closer.
Great video guys. Instructor Zee, everyone's favorite knuckle dragging assaulter. Good illustration of the foot as a kickstand. I remember how awkward that felt during training...
One time is how many times it will take in training to have someone push you passed the barricade and this lesson makes instant sense and impact. Awesome vid gents.
Not sure if you guys have done it yet but I would love to see a video regarding war belts/holster use inside a vehicle. I have found if my pistol is positioned any lower than the belt line I can't sit down in 90% of the vehicles I have tried and I hate having the holster that high yet desire more mobility/versatility due to environmental variables. I honestly haven't seen anyone address this yet. Love your videos, keep up em coming Gentleman.
I would presume that when you move to a different cover, the standing guy moves first and becomes the kneeling guy at the new barricade? As always, cool video. I like the juxtaposition between supersoldier Karl's old-school style and lethal amphibian Zee's newer generation style of headwear.
I love watching these. I wish I could do these courses in the US. But I can't find anyplace that will allow it for Canadian citizens. Anything that involves tactics and movement is banned, the best they offer is to alter the course to keep it stationary. Do you guys know any place a canadian can do CQB?
That's true but you have to build to that, or you have training accidents. You have to start on the flat range dialing in marksmanship and gun handling, then work drills like this video and then move to scenarios dry, then going hot after rehearsals before you can move to scenarios and force on force stuff. Pushing teams too fast is a recipe for shooters to go side ways and shoot each other or themselves.
Great learning video guys. Wish you guys could do a training course in South Africa. We need it now more than ever. Lots of guys would jump at the chance to learn what you have to teach. Awesome educational channel. Thank you
Great video. But what I want to know is, do you have a "system" to communicate when the low man is safe to stand and/or move? Both for the range and the battlefield.
Yes, the bottom guy stays down till the high man grabs your shoulder and slight lifts... also, even if you think you are alone, check rear before standing, so you don’t step up into someone’s line of fire. Thanks for watching, TR
Good vid guys. K.I.S.S. Because well it works. Easily explained, easily understood. Carl, would like your thoughts on the DHS report/warning on the electrical grid vulnerability( yeah we with a brain have known for a long time ) and "now out of the blue" telling the public to have 6 months or more of food, water, the usual stocked up. THOUGHTS or VIDEO would be aces.
Like the tandem technique, but consider if your hand is against barricade when under fire like you showed, and barricade becomes comprised in that area from rounds coming at you there goes your hand (just a thought)
Joe, typically, in a gun fight, your cover will not consist of thin plywood. Neither are you going to be sitting in a position of incoming rounds that will degrade your cover to the point where rounds are coming through. You will have moved on to better cover by that point.
SloppyJoeGilly2 and TR. understood. Thanks for the replies. I feel the c grip technique would be most effective for an initial engagement (defensive) to place a highly accurate round(s)...then regress (like you said TR) sometimes cover isn't the optimal material, (I understand it's not usually plywood lol) it's what's available, but while taking fire in said position it puts your reloading/grip/ect. hand&fingers in jeopardy instead of a penetrated round catching your plate or grazing shoulder (similar to how you explained proper knee placement). That's all my concern was.
@@johnwig285 , not really. I have C-gripped a MP-5 and a shorty MPX. I have also bridged a pistol off a hall corner for those 100m shots (playing in training). It is only for stability. I've seen it done often with a Travor and AUG. Thanks for watching, TR
Hi TR ! Instructor Zee is running a HSGI Double Decker Pouch on his belt. Could you please make a video to explain how to use it efficiently ? Especially how to grab the carbine mag when there is a pistol mag on the pouch at the same time ? Thank you so much !
Hey that was pretty neat , the two of you together demonstrating proper "tactics." I dont think most of the internet ninjas can do that safely with out getting their heads shot off by their buddies. True professionals. Thanks Karl and Instructor Z.😁👍🇺🇸🗽🇺🇸
Could you do something about clearing large buildings, such as warehouses and industrial buildings? I have never seen anything about it, and I wonder how it's different from standard CQB.
👍good INFORMATION.looks like good training.can the bottom guy go prone ? DMR,Light machine gun.like in a street gun battle.thank you for your service.an be safe
Sorry Tyler, but that’s getting a little too deep into tactics. On Tactical Rifleman, we share tips and techniques on the internet, but not tactics, as it might help the enemy. If you want us to teach tactics, you’ll have to sign up for one of our training courses. Thanks for watching, TR
How about working the left side of cover? Do you come out of the left side of a barricade right handed or transition to left shoulder left hand to expose yourself less?
Not gonna lie, I wish we would have covered more barricade work in class. That's the part that I've found the hardest to retain. I'm gonna have to take the course again. Also, wierd request but, any chance y'all can do a video if how to properly run with gear to avoid injuries?
Sorry we didn't cover barricades enough in the course. I remember, that range also had a "no steel target" restriction that slowed the class a bit. The key to mastering barricades is to practice them a lot. Everything is a potential barricade; cars, walls, plywood, poles, carts; and they all react differently, as far as hand-holds and support pressure & vibrations. Bridging a real doorway is different than bridging a plywood wall. That said, we would love to have you back out to attend another course. You can do the Combat Pistol/Carbine again (we have guys that have taken it multiple times), or take the Advanced Combat Pistol/Carbine later next year. Thanks for watching. TR
@@TacticalRifleman Oh, I wasn't aware of that restriction. I think you mentioned it, but it didn't register. Either way, it was a he'll if a class. I learned stuff that I never would have even guessed I was doing wrong, or how to fix it.
Tactical Rifleman would you guys ever run a tandem barricade class with only snap caps to help habitualize movement fundamentals and cover fire techniques for students?
I'm wondering exactly what sling Ya'll are using on your rifles??? I know they are 2 point. But, maybe you might show a little more detail on them in one of your video's....PLEASE❕ I did look in the Link for them But...No Luck
Western Kentucky, near Ft. Campbell. However, we conducting training anywhere that we can get a bunch of students together... NYC to Florida to Texas to California. Thanks for watching, TR
Small detail to get outta this video; look how Carl put his hand on Z’s shoulder .if needed he could put downward force on Z . Keep him away from his barrel.
Thank you always for the great content. Karl, what adapter are you using for your holster? Been searching for an adapter with that same drop without a leg strap.
Any thoughts on keeping some distance off the barricade? I’ve always been taught that bullets like to travel walls and you get a better field of view with a couple feet of distance, etc. Is this ever preferred?
While true, don’t get sucked into the walls, we were arms reach. Also, think narrow hallways with cross coverage... sometimes you are literally right on the walls and just trying to make the best of it. Thanks for watching, TR
I'm surprised you guys didn't discuss how the standing guy, needs to position himself over top of the low guy, to physically block his ability to stand up, into the line of friendly fire?
@@MaxOstap exactly my point, this guy thinks everyone is born with the same knowledge...SMH. Carl, as a SEAL, has been doing this stuff so long it's easy to forget the little things. I constantly have to remind myself, just the same...
Not the point of the video really. Rule of thumb concerning changes in elevation in close quarters with a team is to check back before coming up or wait to be commanded/pulled up. In this particular situation, I would hit my head on Karl’s arm and rifle if I come up. Feel free to make a video or in depth write up on the subject 👊
@@zdurham1 relax buddy, no disrespect intended, it was simply constructive criticism. You guys are better at making videos than me and far better qualified. =)
I've been watching TR for some time now. I dont think yall have ever put out a video that's not helpful. It's more of the nuanced stuff that others tend to either gloss over or completely ignore. Great stuff gents.
Edit: spelling
Thanks for watching, TR
I concur.
Also important to remind people to remember the difference between COVER and concealment. Make sure that before you post up and risk taking incoming rounds while stationary, that you are behind something that is actually going to STOP those incoming rounds. If you are not, then you need to communicate and MOVE to real cover.
If there is none to be found... Then that is when your drills of getting on target quickly come into play, because you better get a bead on the asshole before he puts some bullets through that drywall and dumps your brother.
Just something to remember for people just starting to get into this stuff. Always remain aware of your surroundings, and move FROM cover, TO cover. Move with a purpose, Keeping in mind what cover actually is. Just a common mistake i see people make that i thought i would throw out there.
Great video as usual guys! Thank you for your service
Thanks for sharing. TR
Just a little food for thought!
Wow, synchronized shots. That was beautiful (wipes tear from eye lol)
Lol
(laughs in freedom)
(Claps in liberty)
Only 2 of the 3 where sync'd I think, it's hard to tell :), but Karl must have had a Bald Eagle fly in front of him on Zee's first shot; so he had to wait a second ;)
Awesome
Tried this yesterday. I was on my own so no team work. The standing position, with your palm against the wall is great, it allows you to cover yourself and be very accurate ( at least at 50 yds). It felt a bit awkward on the kneeling position with my right knee down, I'm just not used to it, I need to work on that one. Thanks guys, as usual. And keep spreading the word of love.
Sorry, it was my left knee down☺️
Yes! Kyle Lamb from Viking Tactics teaches this as well. Not only is it a more stable shooting platform but i can drop my body down and roll my knee forward into my shooting arm and further solidify my stance and combat my recoil .
Agreed. Thanks for watching, TR
Tactical rifleman channel is the best for training. Man I need that wall with the cut outs.
This is gonna be my next AR drill. I want to thank you guys, I really appreciate your effort. All is cleary explained, no frills, no bullshit. I wait fridays for your viz. Great for learning new skills and refreshing old ones. Next time I'll come to the U.S. I'll pay you a visit.
👍
Thanks for watching, TR
Finally someone said it. I hate seeing outside knee down. It's not only good stability to use outside foot but you're going to have a hell of a time getting up and away from that corner, with knee down, in the event of a new threat.
Amen. Thanks for watching, TR
Also note, when Carl is shooting over Z, if Z were to stand up Carl can pin Z down with his elbows and stop him from standing up into a shot. Sounds silly but its easy to stand up into a bullet. Good tactic that I used down range. Way past 25 meters too, really out to 100.
I like the level of trust the guys at TR have with each other, being that they are firing very close to one another. Takes guts and trust to do that.
I agree, if you cultivate a high standard for gun handling you can do a lot more in depth training
Another great, no BS video. I'll be looking you guys up for some courses next time I visit the US.
Thanks for watching, TR
Man you guys are so bad ass. And Carl, thanks for the gift idea video. I've told my wife about two items I want from that list. Well I Want all the items but only need two. #1 NEED from the list is the Tactical Rifleman sweatshirt!
J MAC, glad we could help. I was wearing the sweat shirts out yesterday, in the cold... that hood comes in handy when the wind picks up on the range. Thanks for watching, TR
I like how he used the ol' "give me some room!" deal at 4:15 like from the Hodge Twins old intros to their videos.
From the comfort of my office chair and my imaginary AR, I nailed the drill...thanks for the content gents !! Saturday morning viewing in AUS
Pretty great video dudes ! Obviously a lot of knowledge to share, as usual ! Was applying this in overseas ops as a single low shooter, second shooter a couple of feet behind. Now won't hesitate to stick a little bit closer.
Can we get a video on instructor z battle belt
I'll ask him. Pretty sure he'll say yes. We'll add it to the next video shoot. Thanks for watching, TR
I asked him the same thing on this instagram haha
Great video guys. Instructor Zee, everyone's favorite knuckle dragging assaulter. Good illustration of the foot as a kickstand. I remember how awkward that felt during training...
We are planning an Advanced Combat Pistol/Carbine for Spring... hope you can make it. Strength and Honor, TR
Nice guys, as usual. Thank you for all you do. Also a HUGE thank you to all of our armed service men and women out there!!!
Thanks for watching, TR
You guys are the best!!!
Can’t get enough of these videos great job guys!
Thanks for watching, TR
Tactical Rifleman thank you for sharing all your combat knowledge
Always look forward to Fridays and your videos! Keep up the good work!
Thanks for watching, TR
TR, my favorite part of Friday mornings
Mine too. Thanks for watching, TR
Really good vid , as always T.R. is the best instructional site on you tube, no bull solid advice
Thanks for the kind words and thanks for watching, TR
Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge much respect
Thanks for watching. TR
One time is how many times it will take in training to have someone push you passed the barricade and this lesson makes instant sense and impact. Awesome vid gents.
Thanks for watching, TR
Thank you gentlemen for the awesome tips.
Always great information from TR! Thanks gents, and seconding that ask for a view of Instructor Z’s battle belt!
Thanks for watching, TR
moreeeeeee , i want moreeee , drop a bomb of knowlogyment. Awesome video !
Not sure if you guys have done it yet but I would love to see a video regarding war belts/holster use inside a vehicle. I have found if my pistol is positioned any lower than the belt line I can't sit down in 90% of the vehicles I have tried and I hate having the holster that high yet desire more mobility/versatility due to environmental variables. I honestly haven't seen anyone address this yet. Love your videos, keep up em coming Gentleman.
J.R.HORNAK good subject
Excellent video. Great instructions. Glad to see Z instructing.
Zee is a awesome instructor. Thanks for watching, TR
I would presume that when you move to a different cover, the standing guy moves first and becomes the kneeling guy at the new barricade? As always, cool video. I like the juxtaposition between supersoldier Karl's old-school style and lethal amphibian Zee's newer generation style of headwear.
Nicely done
Excellent video! Great information! You guys really know your stuff.
I would like to see more videos moving and shooting in as a team against threats.
Great video taught very professionally just like I remember it was taught to me
Great , congrats and thanks for that tip
I love watching these. I wish I could do these courses in the US. But I can't find anyplace that will allow it for Canadian citizens. Anything that involves tactics and movement is banned, the best they offer is to alter the course to keep it stationary. Do you guys know any place a canadian can do CQB?
Respect, and Gratitude.
Thanks for watching, TR
Instruction is nice but nothingbeats scenario based training thank you for pointing that out ypu guys are awesome I learned from the video
That's true but you have to build to that, or you have training accidents. You have to start on the flat range dialing in marksmanship and gun handling, then work drills like this video and then move to scenarios dry, then going hot after rehearsals before you can move to scenarios and force on force stuff. Pushing teams too fast is a recipe for shooters to go side ways and shoot each other or themselves.
Excellect instruction guys!
On this Dec. 7th, remember Pearl Harbor.
Amen.
Love instructor Z content
His next video is 21 December. I just saw the edit. Always great stuff from Zee. Thanks for watching, TR
Great stuff. Most people who are untrained crowd barricades. Great video.👮
Great stuff! Thanks fellas for posting! Job well done!!
Thanks for watching, TR
Great learning video guys. Wish you guys could do a training course in South Africa. We need it now more than ever. Lots of guys would jump at the chance to learn what you have to teach. Awesome educational channel. Thank you
Thanks for watching, TR
Well done Gentlemen, very informative....thanks
Good stuff thanks for sharing, stay safe
Awesome stuff
Always solid info from TR thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Thanks for watching, TR
Great video.
But what I want to know is, do you have a "system" to communicate when the low man is safe to stand and/or move?
Both for the range and the battlefield.
Yes, the bottom guy stays down till the high man grabs your shoulder and slight lifts... also, even if you think you are alone, check rear before standing, so you don’t step up into someone’s line of fire. Thanks for watching, TR
Good vid guys. K.I.S.S. Because well it works. Easily explained, easily understood. Carl, would like your thoughts on the DHS report/warning on the electrical grid vulnerability( yeah we with a brain have known for a long time ) and "now out of the blue" telling the public to have 6 months or more of food, water, the usual stocked up. THOUGHTS or VIDEO would be aces.
Using your strong side knee also helps with stability in point of aim, almost like a rear bag in precision rifles......
Thanks for the good instructional videos gentlemen
Thanks for watching, TR
Thanks for the video 🇺🇸 god bless
Good job guys! Thanks for the tips, keep fighting!
Targets shoot back in real life. You should do unknown combat course for stress shooting and trigger control?
Like the tandem technique, but consider if your hand is against barricade when under fire like you showed, and barricade becomes comprised in that area from rounds coming at you there goes your hand (just a thought)
Joe, typically, in a gun fight, your cover will not consist of thin plywood. Neither are you going to be sitting in a position of incoming rounds that will degrade your cover to the point where rounds are coming through. You will have moved on to better cover by that point.
Thanks. You are correct... not staying there but for a few seconds. TR
SloppyJoeGilly2 and TR. understood. Thanks for the replies. I feel the c grip technique would be most effective for an initial engagement (defensive) to place a highly accurate round(s)...then regress (like you said TR) sometimes cover isn't the optimal material, (I understand it's not usually plywood lol) it's what's available, but while taking fire in said position it puts your reloading/grip/ect. hand&fingers in jeopardy instead of a penetrated round catching your plate or grazing shoulder (similar to how you explained proper knee placement). That's all my concern was.
@@TacticalRifleman and the C grip only applies to those of suitable barrel size i guess? its hard for bulpups like TAVOR & SAR21
@@johnwig285 , not really. I have C-gripped a MP-5 and a shorty MPX. I have also bridged a pistol off a hall corner for those 100m shots (playing in training). It is only for stability. I've seen it done often with a Travor and AUG. Thanks for watching, TR
Hi TR !
Instructor Zee is running a HSGI Double Decker Pouch on his belt. Could you please make a video to explain how to use it efficiently ? Especially how to grab the carbine mag when there is a pistol mag on the pouch at the same time ?
Thank you so much !
I'll ask him to add it to his "Video Idea" List. Thanks for watching, TR
Hey that was pretty neat
, the two of you together demonstrating proper "tactics." I dont think most of the internet ninjas can do that safely with out getting their heads shot off by their buddies. True professionals. Thanks Karl and Instructor Z.😁👍🇺🇸🗽🇺🇸
Thanks for watching, TR
Could you do something about clearing large buildings, such as warehouses and industrial buildings?
I have never seen anything about it, and I wonder how it's different from standard CQB.
(Pushes him out from cover) “Dammit, Karl!”
Have you ever put any other videos out about multiple shooter drills?
Yes, you have to adjust your stance to accept Karl as he can be a little over-aggressive. LMAO
👍good INFORMATION.looks like good training.can the bottom guy go prone ? DMR,Light machine gun.like in a street gun battle.thank you for your service.an be safe
I love instructor Z
Great videos. Could you possibly do more on clearing buildings possibly open buildings such as warehouses.
Sorry Tyler, but that’s getting a little too deep into tactics. On Tactical Rifleman, we share tips and techniques on the internet, but not tactics, as it might help the enemy. If you want us to teach tactics, you’ll have to sign up for one of our training courses. Thanks for watching, TR
Just awesome
More of this... team stuff is awesome. If im riding around the block with my homie and shit pops off me and my boy need to able to lay some hate lol.
How about working the left side of cover? Do you come out of the left side of a barricade right handed or transition to left shoulder left hand to expose yourself less?
Situation dictates, but if the time is available, and you are proficient, most assaulters now switch shoulders. Thanks for watching, TR
Not gonna lie, I wish we would have covered more barricade work in class. That's the part that I've found the hardest to retain. I'm gonna have to take the course again. Also, wierd request but, any chance y'all can do a video if how to properly run with gear to avoid injuries?
Sorry we didn't cover barricades enough in the course. I remember, that range also had a "no steel target" restriction that slowed the class a bit. The key to mastering barricades is to practice them a lot. Everything is a potential barricade; cars, walls, plywood, poles, carts; and they all react differently, as far as hand-holds and support pressure & vibrations. Bridging a real doorway is different than bridging a plywood wall. That said, we would love to have you back out to attend another course. You can do the Combat Pistol/Carbine again (we have guys that have taken it multiple times), or take the Advanced Combat Pistol/Carbine later next year. Thanks for watching. TR
@@TacticalRifleman Oh, I wasn't aware of that restriction. I think you mentioned it, but it didn't register. Either way, it was a he'll if a class. I learned stuff that I never would have even guessed I was doing wrong, or how to fix it.
Tactical Rifleman would you guys ever run a tandem barricade class with only snap caps to help habitualize movement fundamentals and cover fire techniques for students?
cool stuff
I'm wondering exactly what sling Ya'll are using on your rifles??? I know they are 2 point. But, maybe you might show a little more detail on them in one of your video's....PLEASE❕ I did look in the Link for them But...No Luck
We have a whole separate video on Slings, in our video archive. Lot's of great stuff there. Thanks for watching, TR
@@TacticalRifleman Thanks for this info....I WILL BE CHECKING IT OUT❕ I'm a New Sub and haven't check out all your video's BUT, I WILL👍🏼
Good stuff as always
Thanks for watching, TR
tactical friday!
Thank you
Zee, you are the best. Where can I get classes with Zee as the big Kahuna?
Tacticalrifleman.com on the Events tab. Thanks for watching, TR
Good shit
Hermanos
Gracias por vuestros videos
you guys are pretty cool. good video 👍
Thanks for watching, TR
Great explanation! What about changing shoulders?
We have a whole separate video on how & WHEN to switch shoulders. You can find it in our video archive. Thanks for watching, TR.
Great stuff, Karl! Love TR !
Where y'all located ?
Western Kentucky, near Ft. Campbell. However, we conducting training anywhere that we can get a bunch of students together... NYC to Florida to Texas to California. Thanks for watching, TR
This was great🦅
I would love to see this from the targets pov. See how much exposure there really is.
When's the next Friday video? I'm tactically into this.
Ahh... Friday. Thanks for watching, TR
Tactical Rifleman semper Fi! From Tanzania's People Defense Force(TPDF). Love the drills!
Great instruction points. Thank You !
Thanks for watching, TR
Mad shots man
Thanks for watching, TR
@@TacticalRifleman real life john wick
What about the other side of the barricade? Without switching shoulders?
Thanks for the great Vids!
nice tips thx
God damn it CARL give me some room!!!!!!
Small detail to get outta this video; look how Carl put his hand on Z’s shoulder .if needed he could put downward force on Z . Keep him away from his barrel.
Thank you always for the great content. Karl, what adapter are you using for your holster? Been searching for an adapter with that same drop without a leg strap.
Buy the one with the leg strap... then, remove it. I customize all my gear to fit me and my requirements. Thanks for watching, TR
+Tactical Rifleman Thank you for the quick response!
I just like Carl’s orange pants 🤪
Thanks for the upload
Thanks for watching, TR
Cool
Any thoughts on keeping some distance off the barricade? I’ve always been taught that bullets like to travel walls and you get a better field of view with a couple feet of distance, etc. Is this ever preferred?
While true, don’t get sucked into the walls, we were arms reach. Also, think narrow hallways with cross coverage... sometimes you are literally right on the walls and just trying to make the best of it. Thanks for watching, TR
Tactical Rifleman Makes sense. Thanks for the reply!
I'm surprised you guys didn't discuss how the standing guy, needs to position himself over top of the low guy, to physically block his ability to stand up, into the line of friendly fire?
@Kevvy Kim to who? 1st SFOD-D? 18 Bravo? You or some random TH-cam viewer?
@Kevvy Kim wasn't obvious to me.
@@MaxOstap exactly my point, this guy thinks everyone is born with the same knowledge...SMH. Carl, as a SEAL, has been doing this stuff so long it's easy to forget the little things. I constantly have to remind myself, just the same...
Not the point of the video really. Rule of thumb concerning changes in elevation in close quarters with a team is to check back before coming up or wait to be commanded/pulled up.
In this particular situation, I would hit my head on Karl’s arm and rifle if I come up.
Feel free to make a video or in depth write up on the subject 👊
@@zdurham1 relax buddy, no disrespect intended, it was simply constructive criticism. You guys are better at making videos than me and far better qualified. =)
Why is the guy from Carry Trainer on Tactical Rifleman?
Zee does classes with both.
Very nice gentleman,
So Karl, do you ever feel like calling yourself instructor Y when stood next to instructor Z?
One of the voices in my head is always yelling "Why? Why?"... so I here "Y" too much as it is. I think I'll stick with "Karl." Thanks for watching, TR
Tactical Rifleman 😂
I'm 5'7"... guess where I always ended up? lol Great tips. Thanks Brothers.
Thanks for watching, TR
Interesting.