Matt’s explanation of how to use a match for training …is by far….the most valuable and articulate breakdown found anywhere. There are soooooo many layers to a match that Matt indicated. Thank you so much for your presence here…it’s what we all need…damn that’s good stuff…and truth. Pure. Simple. Truth.
Zero and some others have done the same thing. For people that are supposedly into the gunfighting/training world, they seem to be a bunch of little bitches.
We need an experience filter in the gun community, so young larpers won't be able to get clicks. Clicks are driving the inexperienced to assume a position of authority they haven't earned, then breeding a new generation of kids who never grow into adulthood.
The lack of respect and the lack of self awareness to admit that he is waaaaaaay out of his league is astounding. Chris, Matt and Nick who’s combined knowledge and real world experience is beyond measure give this guy every chance to back up his claims and even offer him a spot in their classes. He doesn’t even have the ability or depth of knowledge to explain his position BUT he’s got his own TH-cam channel for “LE specific training”. Basically he doubles down on his own ignorance, why is this so common now?
Big egos are running rampant. Not one single original thought from cake this whole conversation. It sucks man, so many people being led astray by guys like him
So many professionals live and die on their image instead of their performance. Once exposed they have to double down or admit they never put in the work.
100 % agree. Seems like anyone nowadays can pay or attend an instructor certified class and then go teach. Its pathetic. Unfortunately, LE has officers with two, three, four years experience and they become SME after passing a bullshit state certified instructor course. Its a joke.
For most Cops and Military too (regardless of SOF), matches are very stressful. I went to USPSA when I had attended all of the "Advanced LEO" training in Texas. I learned more the first year in USPSA than 5 years of being a LE Trainer. Of my total 40 years in LE, I spent 32 training firearms for city, County, State, & Federal Academies. I was never involved in an OIS very likely because I had a shooting skill far above most folks (USPSA GM in Limited) which gave me confidence to perform effectively and gave me more time for other resources to avoid the use of Deadly Force. A 5 year Officer likely doesn't have the experience or training for this conversation......
Spot on. And his argument that matches aren't stressful is completely wrong, the higher-level people have more at stake and hence more performance anxiety than lower-level shooters that just enjoy the match for fun.
I was a cop for 34 years and I agree with everything you said. Five years on the job and this clown gets on the internet like he is a SME. Yet he has the balls to comment to Nick Young his connection to the rifle training is flawed or not 100%. Three men with extensive experience in shooting, military, and law enforcement trying to help this guy get his shit together and his facial expressions hearing the truth said it all.
Cake has an extremely disturbing level of ego and arrogance for a cop but unfortunately it isnt uncommon. These gentlemen are the top experts in their field and were willing to sit down and have a conversation and even offer him a position in their classes. Half the time he just had a blank expression on his face and couldnt even answer straightforward questions. Disgusting.
If some people stop talking and start listening they will be better overall. Listen to dudes that have lived the life and are still here to teach you. Some people just want to buck what works and they usually pay the price when the time comes.
These old guys just don’t understand what it takes to look good in the streets and on instagram. I’m just saying officer cake sounds like he knows a lot more than these random guys.
Rewatching for a 3rd time 😂 When discussing drawing and moving on a stage, you can tell this dude hasn't shot enough matches. I'm new and I've seen a ton of stages that tempt you with stand and draw. But, if you understand the game, moving and drawing to another point, saves time. All part of your stage plan, which takes time to learn.
I know pranka, he's the real deal, I've seen him teach, seen his students, he's a stellar guy. He's a father, a husband, a friend, a badass, hell he is even an ordained minister 😂! He is passionate about things that matter. He was trying to help that kid. Pranka is very aware of the differences in gunfighting and competition shooting. He says it helps, then it does period. Proud to call him a friend, and wish I had one ten thousandth of his skill, knowledge and ability.
So I'm going to get hate but I don't care. This guy down here is the consequence of years of teaching from Scott Jedlinski. He single handedly has made other instructors that then go teach shit that they themselves don't even understand other than well this is what Jedi says. I am frustrated as hell with this stuff. It's mind blowing how much shit has gotten out out there by that guy and I myself suffered due to his ridiculous training. Just stupid.
I'm curious because I truly don't know. How is Officer Cake a consequence of Jedlinski’s teachings? I've seen Jedlinki’s Instagram and things here and there but not enough to have formed an opinion myself or any opinion for that matter. I just don't know anything or enough abiht that instructor.
@williamhitchcock5520 in part, he encourages and sets a (poor) example for people with no pedigree or experience bacse to "teach". This leads to people with the ability to market themselves having an un-earned ability to reach an audience that assumes they have some sort of authority in this space. They all pick a gimmic and ride it. For jedi it was the "wave" draw, aka an overcomplicated thought. For this dork it was the "my stock sits 1/3 higher" rifle connection. It's all just a waste of time
This convo was over in the first 20 minutes. OfficerCake is like a lot of TH-camrs out there who are just working their outside hustle but not really knowing what they are talking about.
Pranka said it best… he hasn’t earned a seat at the table. I’ve been in LE for nearly 30 years and there are too many dudes with over inflated egos that haven’t done much. Every big PD (1000+) is plagued by similar dudes. Shut up and train. Learn from guys better than you. Stop talking about gear and talk about concepts. Stop buying more guns you don’t shoot. Etc…
This is a very valid point! With these post 2020 generation they truly think they’ve seen it and all, fault to the guys who left. Now these guys think they reign supreme and can teach.
The look on Officer Cupcake’s face the whole time was like “Holy shit! My mouth wrote a check my ass can’t cash! How the hell am I gonna get out of this?” 😂 Let’s not forget, he’s a cop carrying guns in public. His inflated sense of knowledge of shooting and may possibly need to shoot on the job at some point should terrify the public. And when he showed his rifle, he said “this isn’t my duty rifle obviously” then when he was asked about why he had goon tape on his rifle he said “because our rifle has to be black at work”. I thought it wasn’t his duty rifle. Which is it junior? 😂🤣
Can confirm. On my 5th match and I thought I was good. I’m like a toddler out there compared to some shooters at my range. These dudes been doing it for 10+ years and dedicate 2 weekend a month to matches. I wouldn’t want to be on the receiving end of any of these shooters….. Not to mention we have 10th group GB’s that shoot our matches often. The SF community is absolutely using USPSA for training. Often they ignore USPSA standards and focus on more combative techniques. But it’s still a mix of competing and training for them.
This kid doesn't know, what he doesn't know. Dunning Krueger effect. He is however like the majority of police officers in this country. He is issued enough ammunition to successfully shoot the qualification and must leave any extra with the rangemaster. Police depts. that would allow an officer to shoot all they wanted are very few and far between. Departments only care if the meet the minimum liability standard demanded by the municipal insurance carrier. He shoots a little on his own and fancied himself an instructor. I am a 25yr LEO FA instructor. I am just gearing up to try USPSA. I feel like the concepts we were taught, are akin to public school teachers. We teach to the test. the test being a Q course in a flat range.
As I watch this video… I ask myself “this guy don’t know what he doesn’t know” and won’t admit it. Everyone that “really wants to learn the gun” will leave the ego back in the car! I hunt, I was a very good wrestler, I almost had to shoot someone twice.. one a roommate and the other was a gangbanger. So I’ve never been in a gun fight. So I know I don’t know how I will react. As to fighting.. been there got the T-shirt. Hunting.. all my life after age 8. So that’s my background. Now I’m 60 and I daily carry. I’m on my church security team. Why I train, at home and at competitions… I know what buck fever is. To know your gun and skills stops negative self induced issues. Blood and sweat in training (competitions) I think.. will increase my chances of survival.
When you’re experienced enough to think you’re an expert …. But not experienced enough to know you NOT an expert and take the opportunity to shut up, listen, and ask questions ….. I was this guy a couple years ago …. Then I started training with dudes who really knew their stuff … and knew enough to say, you know what I can’t really teach this but I know someone who can ….. it’s humbling …. But it’s through that humbling that we finally break through our own mental barriers and decided that we don’t want to just pretend to be better … we want to actually BE better …..
Notice how he can’t speak on anything drill or training wise but has no problem just name bombing products like Daniel defense, risers, “kit”, or what tail switches he prefers. Another product gear junkie bites the dust SMH
1:33:39 Regsrding Cupcake’s drill where you run from 40y away and engage when your buddy says threat, I think it’s a waste of time unless you can do planned position entries at a Master or Grandmaster level. His drill is another example of people trying to do more advanced skills without the ability to do basic skills well.
My fav “I shot 10k rounds last year… oh this year, well I bought like 500/600 rounds the other month” Pranka “we need a math Asian in here the math ain’t mathing” This is heavily paraphrased
we would have more whi--te math guys if it were not for school dee - seg. How else did we produce the Newtons, Wiles, Conway's, and Einsteins of the world? And just for the record Matt said nothing about asians. It was just math in general that he knows nothing about and therefore would not opine on.
I do think competition has made me better because I put the pressure on myself to be better. I don't understand what cake was talking about, breaking up the skills of a foot pursuit and shooting isn't a bad thing. Get the shooting skills to as good as possible then add in movement. Speed and accuracy save lives.
Finally watched the whole thing and my take away is this: Three guys on the video are at wits end trying to untrain officers that went through, very accurately describing, “entertainment”. It likely causes needless delays in actual evolution of course work and training for their customers. The customers they train to stay alive, to shoot well and keep innocents alive, and to send bad folks to the worms. Entertrainment gets people hurt, and this is the other side of the gun world that no one really thinks about, with exceptions of a few. If you’re reading this, please consider this advice: take training from some of these guys, or Ben, or other actual competitor shooters. Ask around if others have taken the class, what was their experience, what was their takeaways, have they continued with their notes for training and finally, have they improved. This guys came off kinda harsh, but this response would be the equivalent to a PractiScore board, reality.
I hope that the officer realizes that he's in the same position as I am. I'm not knowledgeable enough to teach. I need to learn so much before I can do that.
Is the beef with risers the idea that they just aren’t useful? To me they have a time and a place, but it sounds like Matt thinks they are stupid as soon as you add a cheek riser. But maybe it’s just to get a higher cheek weld while also have the ability to lay more stock into you?
Pranka argues to argue. Foregrips in the way? How about the mag? Does a mag hitting a hood mean you shouldn't use mag? Complete bs that a forgrip is hard to use on barricades in real world applications.
@@jackglockstar He doesn't like foregrips on HIS rifle - not every shooter uses the same thing. Grow a pair and stop carpet bombing Ben's videos with anti-Pranka comments, this isn't your circle so go somewhere else little buddy.
@OklaState2 attack the argument. Not me. Barricade shooting involves driving the gun into the Barricade. It's actually how most support the rifle on Barricades. The reverse c clamp for walls in the same thing. High speed.
I watch closely how people, who regard themselves highly, engage with others. It's unfortunate that shooting skills don't translate into interpersonal skills.
Man putting bs tacticool content on the same internet as Pranka is like chumming for sharks and going for a swim. Now I don't even feel safe posting videos about techniques I learned off early 90s cold steel videos. The real question though is will Pranka give me a free class if I'm willing to get roasted for 90 minutes like officer cake here.
I thought you were exaggerating when you said disabled man but the first 4 seconds of him talking told me he is not on the same level as everyone else in the panel
OfficerCake just received 2 years' worth of Admin stress inoculation training.
Matt’s explanation of how to use a match for training …is by far….the most valuable and articulate breakdown found anywhere. There are soooooo many layers to a match that Matt indicated. Thank you so much for your presence here…it’s what we all need…damn that’s good stuff…and truth. Pure. Simple. Truth.
Final 3 minutes is peak Pranka.
Watched it live, gonna have to watch it again 😂
This was tough to watch.
It was like watching an adult talk to a child about adult things….
He technically is a child…
Some of the best free entertainment ive ever seen
They really went calm disappointed dad mode on him
The video title is so gentle compared to the content.
That video title is BRUTAL, but the video itself is so much more...
Still need to have Ben & Matt breakdown the video of Tim Kennedy getting beat by a crossfitter at a timed pistol stage.
You need to email me an actual link
th-cam.com/video/kovRuetNiVA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=rNryDDOHPDsHjLUC
@@BenStoeger187 Done.
@@BenStoeger187 yes sir, I’ll do that!
@@BenStoeger187 also sent to your Gmail listed on YT
I hope to never hear Pranka say “WHATS YOUR NAME?” like that in real life.
Wish he said “Tony!”
I can’t watch this again but the title you gave it is some of your finest work
He also proceeded to say they were unfair in his instagram stories. They gave him every chance to validate his positions
Zero and some others have done the same thing. For people that are supposedly into the gunfighting/training world, they seem to be a bunch of little bitches.
What did he say lmao
"For five years..."
I damn near spit my drink out.
I died laughing at that moment 😂
We need an experience filter in the gun community, so young larpers won't be able to get clicks. Clicks are driving the inexperienced to assume a position of authority they haven't earned, then breeding a new generation of kids who never grow into adulthood.
The lack of respect and the lack of self awareness to admit that he is waaaaaaay out of his league is astounding. Chris, Matt and Nick who’s combined knowledge and real world experience is beyond measure give this guy every chance to back up his claims and even offer him a spot in their classes. He doesn’t even have the ability or depth of knowledge to explain his position BUT he’s got his own TH-cam channel for “LE specific training”. Basically he doubles down on his own ignorance, why is this so common now?
Big egos are running rampant. Not one single original thought from cake this whole conversation. It sucks man, so many people being led astray by guys like him
Lack of harsh but fair fathers and uncles, Millennials raised by Karen moms and b**** d*** school teachers.
So many professionals live and die on their image instead of their performance. Once exposed they have to double down or admit they never put in the work.
@UponGiantsShoulders Professionals live on performance. Imitators rely on impressions.
This was SO incredibly painful to watch
" Our commitment level is different " ... BOOOOM!!!! That 3 final minutes ending was a beatdown
Funniest shit I've seen all year. We need to get more lives with Matt, this was like stepping into the ring untrained vs prime Mike Tyson.
“What have you done?” “What do YOU do?” These are very important questions we all need to seriously ask ourselves before teaching anyone.
100 % agree. Seems like anyone nowadays can pay or attend an instructor certified class and then go teach. Its pathetic. Unfortunately, LE has officers with two, three, four years experience and they become SME after passing a bullshit state certified instructor course. Its a joke.
For most Cops and Military too (regardless of SOF), matches are very stressful. I went to USPSA when I had attended all of the "Advanced LEO" training in Texas. I learned more the first year in USPSA than 5 years of being a LE Trainer. Of my total 40 years in LE, I spent 32 training firearms for city, County, State, & Federal Academies. I was never involved in an OIS very likely because I had a shooting skill far above most folks (USPSA GM in Limited) which gave me confidence to perform effectively and gave me more time for other resources to avoid the use of Deadly Force. A 5 year Officer likely doesn't have the experience or training for this conversation......
Spot on. And his argument that matches aren't stressful is completely wrong, the higher-level people have more at stake and hence more performance anxiety than lower-level shooters that just enjoy the match for fun.
@@ggjuggosauri and regardless of rank/status, if you're actively trying to do your best, its gonna be stressful
I was a cop for 34 years and I agree with everything you said. Five years on the job and this clown gets on the internet like he is a SME. Yet he has the balls to comment to Nick Young his connection to the rifle training is flawed or not 100%. Three men with extensive experience in shooting, military, and law enforcement trying to help this guy get his shit together and his facial expressions hearing the truth said it all.
@@eddiepereira9628 you and I know how young cops can be and know it all........🙄🤨
This Cake Dude must of thought this was going to be a Primary and Secondary Episode, Wrong!🤣
lmao gatdam can't believe this guy agreed to an interview w these killers. props to him whether it was due to courage or stupidity
Cake has an extremely disturbing level of ego and arrogance for a cop but unfortunately it isnt uncommon.
These gentlemen are the top experts in their field and were willing to sit down and have a conversation and even offer him a position in their classes.
Half the time he just had a blank expression on his face and couldnt even answer straightforward questions. Disgusting.
It's called ignorant & delusional
About halfway through the video i started to feel like he may actually be autistic
I love how this dude said something to Nick in the comments and Nick was like I got something for ya and invited him on a live with Matt and Chris 😂
I messaged officer cake over the weekend and asked him if hes gonna take the pranka class he said no with a ego
Saying no to free classes with Matt and Nick…oh cake pop 🤦🏼♂…I took a class with Nick last year and it was fantastic
@@rpnbf8196 I dont think afford it I would jump on free instruction
What was his reply lmao
If some people stop talking and start listening they will be better overall. Listen to dudes that have lived the life and are still here to teach you. Some people just want to buck what works and they usually pay the price when the time comes.
These old guys just don’t understand what it takes to look good in the streets and on instagram. I’m just saying officer cake sounds like he knows a lot more than these random guys.
Let them eat cake.
Rewatching for a 3rd time 😂
When discussing drawing and moving on a stage, you can tell this dude hasn't shot enough matches.
I'm new and I've seen a ton of stages that tempt you with stand and draw. But, if you understand the game, moving and drawing to another point, saves time. All part of your stage plan, which takes time to learn.
I know pranka, he's the real deal, I've seen him teach, seen his students, he's a stellar guy. He's a father, a husband, a friend, a badass, hell he is even an ordained minister 😂! He is passionate about things that matter. He was trying to help that kid. Pranka is very aware of the differences in gunfighting and competition shooting. He says it helps, then it does period. Proud to call him a friend, and wish I had one ten thousandth of his skill, knowledge and ability.
What’s the story with becoming an ordained minister?
Appreciate the discourse because It helps the viewers to see the clash of ideas even if the hardliners won't change their minds.
You were hilarious on the Sionics podcast. I was listening to that at work and I laughed like a mad man at the "Grand Wizard of USPSA" comment lmfao
Clicked for the title, which did not disappoint. Stayed for the wisdom.
Starting it off by not telling the people you're talking with your name is wild
When the guys at his dept get their hands on this video he will never live it down.
Love these lives
This was fantastic and hilarious 😂😂😂
So I'm going to get hate but I don't care.
This guy down here is the consequence of years of teaching from Scott Jedlinski.
He single handedly has made other instructors that then go teach shit that they themselves don't even understand other than well this is what Jedi says.
I am frustrated as hell with this stuff.
It's mind blowing how much shit has gotten out out there by that guy and I myself suffered due to his ridiculous training. Just stupid.
Yep, that's a true fact.
I'm curious because I truly don't know. How is Officer Cake a consequence of Jedlinski’s teachings? I've seen Jedlinki’s Instagram and things here and there but not enough to have formed an opinion myself or any opinion for that matter. I just don't know anything or enough abiht that instructor.
@williamhitchcock5520 in part, he encourages and sets a (poor) example for people with no pedigree or experience bacse to "teach". This leads to people with the ability to market themselves having an un-earned ability to reach an audience that assumes they have some sort of authority in this space.
They all pick a gimmic and ride it. For jedi it was the "wave" draw, aka an overcomplicated thought. For this dork it was the "my stock sits 1/3 higher" rifle connection. It's all just a waste of time
This is gold.
I still haven't made it through this whole thing. It gets so cringe so fast and never lets up.
Dude took 30 seconds to answer his estimated round count? sus
This convo was over in the first 20 minutes. OfficerCake is like a lot of TH-camrs out there who are just working their outside hustle but not really knowing what they are talking about.
Pranka said it best… he hasn’t earned a seat at the table. I’ve been in LE for nearly 30 years and there are too many dudes with over inflated egos that haven’t done much. Every big PD (1000+) is plagued by similar dudes. Shut up and train. Learn from guys better than you. Stop talking about gear and talk about concepts. Stop buying more guns you don’t shoot. Etc…
This is a very valid point! With these post 2020 generation they truly think they’ve seen it and all, fault to the guys who left. Now these guys think they reign supreme and can teach.
I was on the job for 34 years and you are absolutely spot on with the over inflated egos that haven't done much comment.
The title is 🔥
He is using predictive responses when he should be using reactive responses.
internet gold right here
🤣 He's like,..price of admission..."do you take Apple pay?"
Thanks for posting here Ben..
If he was smart he would take you gentlemen up on your generous offer. And if was smart he would just listen and not speak.
Yes. I was shocked he didn't, which confirmed he isn't that smart.
The look on Officer Cupcake’s face the whole time was like “Holy shit! My mouth wrote a check my ass can’t cash! How the hell am I gonna get out of this?” 😂 Let’s not forget, he’s a cop carrying guns in public. His inflated sense of knowledge of shooting and may possibly need to shoot on the job at some point should terrify the public. And when he showed his rifle, he said “this isn’t my duty rifle obviously” then when he was asked about why he had goon tape on his rifle he said “because our rifle has to be black at work”. I thought it wasn’t his duty rifle. Which is it junior? 😂🤣
Matt's understanding of violence against other humans is interesting
Can confirm. On my 5th match and I thought I was good. I’m like a toddler out there compared to some shooters at my range. These dudes been doing it for 10+ years and dedicate 2 weekend a month to matches. I wouldn’t want to be on the receiving end of any of these shooters…..
Not to mention we have 10th group GB’s that shoot our matches often. The SF community is absolutely using USPSA for training. Often they ignore USPSA standards and focus on more combative techniques. But it’s still a mix of competing and training for them.
This kid doesn't know, what he doesn't know. Dunning Krueger effect. He is however like the majority of police officers in this country. He is issued enough ammunition to successfully shoot the qualification and must leave any extra with the rangemaster. Police depts. that would allow an officer to shoot all they wanted are very few and far between. Departments only care if the meet the minimum liability standard demanded by the municipal insurance carrier. He shoots a little on his own and fancied himself an instructor. I am a 25yr LEO FA instructor. I am just gearing up to try USPSA. I feel like the concepts we were taught, are akin to public school teachers. We teach to the test. the test being a Q course in a flat range.
Dudes been watching too much gbrs
Bingo!
As I watch this video… I ask myself “this guy don’t know what he doesn’t know” and won’t admit it.
Everyone that “really wants to learn the gun” will leave the ego back in the car!
I hunt, I was a very good wrestler, I almost had to shoot someone twice.. one a roommate and the other was a gangbanger.
So I’ve never been in a gun fight.
So I know I don’t know how I will react.
As to fighting.. been there got the T-shirt.
Hunting.. all my life after age 8.
So that’s my background.
Now I’m 60 and I daily carry. I’m on my church security team.
Why I train, at home and at competitions… I know what buck fever is.
To know your gun and skills stops negative self induced issues.
Blood and sweat in training (competitions) I think.. will increase my chances of survival.
When you’re experienced enough to think you’re an expert …. But not experienced enough to know you NOT an expert and take the opportunity to shut up, listen, and ask questions ….. I was this guy a couple years ago …. Then I started training with dudes who really knew their stuff … and knew enough to say, you know what I can’t really teach this but I know someone who can ….. it’s humbling …. But it’s through that humbling that we finally break through our own mental barriers and decided that we don’t want to just pretend to be better … we want to actually BE better …..
This guy had no fucking idea what he was talkin about
He’s an SME without being an SME because he wants to be an SME. Because internet.
I'd pay $$$ to see Ben on this
You have to empty your cup.
-- Old Martial Arts saying, to reminds us to be humble and learn.
Notice how he can’t speak on anything drill or training wise but has no problem just name bombing products like Daniel defense, risers, “kit”, or what tail switches he prefers. Another product gear junkie bites the dust SMH
Cake is the kind of cop who gives his mom a ticket
Thanks for reposting Ben! I miss when Matt used to put them up on TH-cam, insta is total trash.
Lovely 🖤🤘
Wall to wall counseling!
Imagine this dude pulling you over
🥵
The title literally has me dying
😆 🤣
Free spot, probably still won't go.
Gah if I could afford it I would absolutely love to freaking go!!!
He said he can’t in the door because his wallet is empty. 🤣😂🤣😂
1:33:39 Regsrding Cupcake’s drill where you run from 40y away and engage when your buddy says threat, I think it’s a waste of time unless you can do planned position entries at a Master or Grandmaster level. His drill is another example of people trying to do more advanced skills without the ability to do basic skills well.
The title.😂
I’ve been shooting rifle for quite awhile now….. Yeah 5 years, right? Lol 😆 damn, Pranka doesn’t give a fuck
My fav “I shot 10k rounds last year… oh this year, well I bought like 500/600 rounds the other month”
Pranka “we need a math Asian in here the math ain’t mathing”
This is heavily paraphrased
Lol i laughed so hard at that part XD
we would have more whi--te math guys if it were not for school dee - seg. How else did we produce the Newtons, Wiles, Conway's, and Einsteins of the world? And just for the record Matt said nothing about asians. It was just math in general that he knows nothing about and therefore would not opine on.
so... all it takes to go shoot with these guys, is to regurgitate some internet bullshit and get flamed and get training offers by them. *hmmm*
I do think competition has made me better because I put the pressure on myself to be better. I don't understand what cake was talking about, breaking up the skills of a foot pursuit and shooting isn't a bad thing. Get the shooting skills to as good as possible then add in movement. Speed and accuracy save lives.
The jokes write themselves
I guarantee this kid skipped dinner and went straight to bed after this...
That title fucking killed me lmao
Get the dude from Kinetic Concepts on here with these dudes.
He came very unprepared.
Finally watched the whole thing and my take away is this: Three guys on the video are at wits end trying to untrain officers that went through, very accurately describing, “entertainment”. It likely causes needless delays in actual evolution of course work and training for their customers. The customers they train to stay alive, to shoot well and keep innocents alive, and to send bad folks to the worms. Entertrainment gets people hurt, and this is the other side of the gun world that no one really thinks about, with exceptions of a few. If you’re reading this, please consider this advice: take training from some of these guys, or Ben, or other actual competitor shooters. Ask around if others have taken the class, what was their experience, what was their takeaways, have they continued with their notes for training and finally, have they improved. This guys came off kinda harsh, but this response would be the equivalent to a PractiScore board, reality.
Im still trying to figure out how they got Jon Stewart to hop on a live stream about gun stuff.
This dude wants to be Donut Operator so bad.
Jesus I feel like he should have had a hat with one of those little propellers on top. That was bad
This hurts to watch. But I emulate and larp too 😂
I hope that the officer realizes that he's in the same position as I am. I'm not knowledgeable enough to teach. I need to learn so much before I can do that.
Lol i knew it was this guy from the title. I feel safer knowing cops like that are out there 💯
Is the beef with risers the idea that they just aren’t useful? To me they have a time and a place, but it sounds like Matt thinks they are stupid as soon as you add a cheek riser. But maybe it’s just to get a higher cheek weld while also have the ability to lay more stock into you?
I think their primary use is for NV
Pranka argues to argue. Foregrips in the way? How about the mag? Does a mag hitting a hood mean you shouldn't use mag? Complete bs that a forgrip is hard to use on barricades in real world applications.
@@jackglockstar He doesn't like foregrips on HIS rifle - not every shooter uses the same thing. Grow a pair and stop carpet bombing Ben's videos with anti-Pranka comments, this isn't your circle so go somewhere else little buddy.
@hoplite015 carpet bombing? Ok kid.
@@jackglockstar”ok kid”, what background do you have, high speed??
@OklaState2 attack the argument. Not me. Barricade shooting involves driving the gun into the Barricade. It's actually how most support the rifle on Barricades. The reverse c clamp for walls in the same thing. High speed.
@OklaState2 does a bipolar hinder it too lol? Hand stops? Pranka can set up his rifles however he wants. Doesnt mean he made a true statement.
53:45 as someone with massive 3rd degree burns in both areas....word.
Excuses vs. Reasons.
I watch closely how people, who regard themselves highly, engage with others. It's unfortunate that shooting skills don't translate into interpersonal skills.
Man putting bs tacticool content on the same internet as Pranka is like chumming for sharks and going for a swim. Now I don't even feel safe posting videos about techniques I learned off early 90s cold steel videos. The real question though is will Pranka give me a free class if I'm willing to get roasted for 90 minutes like officer cake here.
All his terminology and everything is GBRS dude just let it go
Yep. Easy to spot. Pranka did.
Oooooof! I mean, I guess he gets credit for showing up. Even if it was just to show his ass.
This was hard to watch....
Only made it to 12 minutes. This was painful!
Bruh the title lol
I thought you were exaggerating when you said disabled man but the first 4 seconds of him talking told me he is not on the same level as everyone else in the panel
What's this guys youtube channel? Can't find it. Search results brings up basketball
You mean the officer cake dude?
@@BJTE6 Yeah just got it by the way. Didn't know "Officer Cake" was the channel
The real question is did he ever take the class?
This was very difficult to watch. Poor Mr Cake hasn’t the foggiest how he looks…
Officer🍰ignorance is astounding... However... Fuck it. I might try to piss of Pranka and Nick to get a free class if they ever do them in the EU. 😂