Army Ranger explains how to win a gunfight (With KAGWERKS)
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“You need to make yourself an asset, not a liability”
Me sitting in my underwear: “This is the way”
I'm naked
Clothes only slow you down
It's the way!
Tactical undies
What's in my underwear is my only asset
I practice tactical forward rolls all the way to the kitchen when Mom tells me the pizza rolls are ready.
That is some serious operating.
Perfect
@Grug Crusader ugh.... "Yeah" duh.
When my mom microwaves the ramen and tells me it's done I do the same I'm practically a navy seal
@@popinmo well yeah like SEAL team SIX is the level you're operating at.
My first gunfight...from a street cops experience. I am 51 and retired now, I spent my career mostly as a street cop. On Easter Sunday 2000 I was at a house with a subject wanted for stealing a car. To make this a short story he ran from me on foot, I chased him...he ran into the basement of his parent's home from an exterior entrance...as I made my way after him into the basement he shot at me from about 15 feet away with a .270 rifle...it was loud, and I felt the pressure wave...instantly my adrenaline kicked in and I returned fire (and never heard my own return gunfire)...during the shooting investigation I was asked how many rounds I fired, and I said "one" because that is truly what I thought...come to find out I actually fired 5 shots off...and I was so focused on the threat that I missed the bad guy and I shot his rifle...adrenaline does some weird shit.
@Getmadmaybe? Up yours chump. Keyboard critic that has never been underfire and never will. Don't you need to call your parole officer soon?
@@rmls34 it's cool that you shared your story and told the truth. That other guy is a punk like the one who shot at you. Thanks.
@@rmls34 you ain’t kiddin. 5 secounds of actual REAL combat goes so much further than 10 years of just training/studying tactics.
@Getmadmaybe? look into the gun shooting testing for most departments. Its honestly not the highest standard. Leo's should definitely be training on their own time cause departments dont provide it.
I do armed security and we had to take the same shooting test as PDs in the state. I never shot a handgun before but watched alot of YT videos and I passed. Just proving it's easy to pass for most people.
@Getmadmaybe? well you could never know, and can only assume. Shit happens in hectic situations it very well could have went down like he said.
I completely agree with the idea of avoidance if you can. I've been in exactly one gunfight in my life and not a single shot was fired. The presence of my gun changed my attackers mind. I'm thankful to have such a lame story to tell.
Is that really even a gunfight then?
@@Ekdrink, nope. I did say it was lame, didn't I? 🤣
@@Hainero2001 tbh nah not really
I carried a spare gun to the car when my wife and I were going somewhere. She asked if I thought I needed it. I said if I knew I would need it we would be staying home.
Glad it worked out that way.
1st rule of a gunfight: bring a gun
2nd rule: bring your friends with guns
3rd: Ask Frank if he brought the ammo.
4th: Tell Carl to go get more.
5th: shoot the gun
6th: shoot first and ask questions lat.......psshh the hell with why, KILLEM ALL!!!!
7th: Scan left
8th: Scan right
9th: Scan left again
“If your wife has ever walked in on you dry firing....go ahead and hit that 'subscribe' button."
Funny story: I walked in on my wife doing speed mag changes and dry firing my ar.
@@beau-jacksonfrank3160 that’s a good thing
I Don't even dry fire!
All I heard was “ crazy “ 🤣
When she’s involved..it’s never a dry fire
Awesome video. I am an old Air Assault Recon soldier myself. It is good to hear some of the younger generation of soldiers use their talent to prepare the people.
AMEN
Amen Bro.
I got most of this growing up, unfortunately on the other side of the tracks. I grew up rough, gang member, went to prison, etc. He's talking about his first fire fight, and I'm remembering the progression of stress in prison, and all the stuff that led up to me getting used to it. I've long since cleaned myself up, and changed my life, but I find a lot of those lessons learned have stuck with me in life.
Byron Holmes
Good job coming back to the rest of us. You did it the hard way, but you DID IT. God bless you.
@@francisbusa1074 Thank you.
Hmu if you wanna do a interview about your experiences for my podcast
If you practice situational awareness and you never have to use your self-defense, your self-defense worked.
Stuff happens
@@richardhurlock4522 - but when that stuff happens, do you *need* to be involved?
@@joepublic5953 you aren't sure? Why the question marks?
@@jaykingsun7093 Rhetorical.
@@MopSpadowski the op said you never have to use your self defence. Meaning you've already learnt it.
I did 9years in CAF airborne/infantry . Last week I diagnosed with rectalcolon cancer. This vid resonated with me and what I gotta do over the coming weeks , i am going back to my roots and dropping head & putting one foot in front of the other
Show that scumbag cancer you're a hardass 😉 get well Brad. Positive focus and if it gets bad distract yourself with good thoughts. You got this.
"Don't fight fair."
Check out the bud wig method to help fight. Lots to do with diet.
Jim Steinway 👍🙏
be aware chemo docs buy the drugs for dimes sell them to you with the intent of taking as much as you are willing to part with
talk about unfair advantage
just be wise check all logical methods
spend your energy researching and speaking to others who actually went through this life challenge
we are souls focus on this too
good luck and prayers
I drive by Kagwerks pretty much every day, never knew what it was, and more importantly, that such a bad ass humble dude owned this company. Much RESPECT and so glad to have more of these heroes in the PNW.
I'm an automotive locksmith. In 2020, I went to make a key for a stranded car in Memphis TN. The guy set me up and got my guard down with the initial phone call, because he said I was referred to him by someone else. When I arrived on scene (at an apartment complex in broad daylight), there was a guy leaning up against the front of the car. There was another guy about 10 yards away giving the appearance of talking on a cellphone. I exited my vehicle through the passenger sliding door and walked around the front of my vehicle. By the time I got to front decal of my vehicle, the guy on the phone closed the distance with a pistol drawn and actually pushed it into the back of my head. At this point, the guy who was leaning up against the hood, drew a pistol and pointed it in my face. The back door of the car then flew open and another guy had an AR style rifle pointed at me. They were all yelling commands to give them everything I have. I gave verbal compliance by telling them, "relax guys I'll give yall everything I have. Just relax. Here's my wallet and keys." At this point I reached into my pockets and threw my wallet and keys on the pavement at their feet. Right when my stuff hit the ground I bolted in the opposite direction at an angle to avoid the rifle guy, as he remained in the driver's side backseat. They didn't fire a shot, and they just ended up leaving the apartment complex. Gotta remain aware of strategies to retreat with your life when you are outgunned. Cheers. Stay frosty, maniacs.
Had to be south memphis. 🤣
Dad was a Ranger in the 50's. He taught me much of this in different terms. Lost him in '17. This takes me back. Thank you
Amen brother! God bless and may your Dad rest in peace. (From a fellow infantrymen) 💪
REST IN PEACE BROTHER
SUA SPONTE
RANGERS LEAD THE WAY
Respect to him & you.
I'm sorry about your loss
Rip
Stress inoculation - when you're larping with your friends and a girl walks up and asks you what you're doing
hahaha
Training improving tactics
*points firearm towards her*
“shot”
Interrupting a perfectly good time with my fellow incels with all your estrogen, eww 😆
🚨 RED ALERT RED ALERT 🚨 MONKE BRAIN ACTIVATE
I love how kind and friendly all these dudes are
Great video guys, fantastic watching and really appreciate the raw honesty. Thank you.
Me wiping cheeto dust out of my belly butten: hell ya I'm gunna win so many gunfights now .
Legend
99% of the comment section lol
Last time somebody wanted to see “how it performs” she was greatly disappointed
Ditto
That's why I always have a secondary on my battle belt. It may be more plastic than usual but it gets the job done in a pinch. We're talking about Glocks, right?
Increase the lip service and don't be afraid to get your hands dirty......
@@Barskor1 good advice...!!!
@@gbruceg5138 :)
Thank you for taking the time on making this video.
It was a great 30 mins of my day.
25:00 "learn by failure"..Great advice. I was afraid of failure when I was younger and it cost me a lot of development and opportunity. Get after it now, it's never too late to develop a new skill.
“If you’ve ever been caught doing quick draws in the mirror in your boxers...”
Without a gun..........
With nods on...in Afghan...
Amateur, you have to practice your quick draws naked
Guilty as charged.
Got caught sweeping the house with my ar by my gf on the the security cameras
Gunfighting 101:
A. Pick up radio, Call in a A10 strike.
B. Sit back and enjoy the show
C. Gunfight over
Got to train for that with 2D ANGLICO back when they were analog and we used wax coated maps and called in grid coordinates. Called in Navy A-7 Corsairs, USMC Warthogs, Harriers, & Hornets, and Airforce Warthogs. Brrrrrrrrrvvvvvvvvtttttt! The 2nd ANGLICO motto is Lighting from the Sky, Thunder from the Sea. But, we used to use the Bell Phone company long distance motto, "Reach out and touch someone.". Once we all cracked up when I made big eyes and said, "Make a phone call. Watch them explode."
Bro you gotta get 7 kills before you can call that bitch in.
@@anthonycastelluci9225 2D ANGLICO here too. Non multa sed multum
*laughs in American doctrine*
What's the frequency, Kenneth?
Was once told at the range that everyone is calm at the range and shoots fairly well, but what differentiates some are how they can control their nerves and adrenaline during a real gun fight. I’m an advocate for people conceal carrying, provided they take the proper training and practice, practice and more practice. Great video gentlemen, thank you. 👍
just going to the range IS a form of stress innoculation. if gunfire breaks out, people freak out because they've never heard it, it's scary AF, and panic sets in just based on the bang. people who go to the range a lot get used to comnunicating with each other through gunfire. also, recoil management means spending hundreds/thousands of rounds learning the pulse of your firearm, such that discharging it accurately & repeatedly will no longer be challenging. shooting guns safely & routinely is definitely a step towards acclamating to the stress of shooting, which is nowhere near the same thing as the stress of a gun fight; but it's a step.
1 of the best uploads of the channel. A lot of good info. Thanks dudes!
The best thing that I was ever told was “Any idiot knows when to pull a gun, but knowing when to leave it holstered requires discipline.”.
@Daniel Johnson That is a hard call to make, especially when he already has the drop on you. Commendable! Being able to read a situation, and talk an escalation down is always the better option if possible. Also, people forget about retreating from a situation with bad odds, and repositioning with cover, and better situational awareness will offer you more options including may be not having to pull that trigger. Once you do pull the trigger, a whole new set of circumstances and consequences enter into the equation... Some of that was covered in the video...
@Daniel Johnson I don't know how you can decide if it was right or wrong based on outcome. Lessons learned cost lives. This didn't cost you yours, lucky for you.
Once you pull out your weapon, you are out of options. You need to be prepared to pull the trigger. Just a piece of advice a wise older man (my Dad) gave me.
@@raymahannah4336 When he has the drop it's a easier call
Training is key, I am by no means trained but I know a huge part is training in deescalation and shit
Mr. Miyagi: "Best defense... no be there."
Johnny: “best defense, is more offense.”
Mr. Miyagi: Crane kick, when done correctly...no can defend.
@@mikes1063 it was illegal damn it
Better there than here.
@@tomcomiskey6350 I'm l
9y y9/t
Bottom line: train train train. If you have confidence in your training and believe it has prepared you to engage an adversary effectively by giving you the tools to win, that goes a long way toward building the kind of confidence you need.
One very important element in training is being efficient and confident in your shoot/don't shoot scenarios. Too many LEO'S have died because they waited too long to act and end the fight, because either they found out that they were actually unwilling to shoot another human being, or they were afraid of presumed legal consequences.
When I was a LEO, I put my house in my wife's name. I can truthfully say that I never was afraid of having to make a life or death decision. I always knew where the threshold was, and was committed beforehand to observe it.
Lastly, as a now elderly civilian, I intentionally keep a low profile. Still deadly, but more or less off the radar of most people.
Thanks for a good vid.
this was really great not even just for fighting but for everything in life that has a competitive aspect
Have I ever hug someone? You mean like a real live person?
Now that's just crazy talk.
So you live in Alaska too.
You are just not looking hard enough, may I suggest giving the "Geriatric Community" a try and start using "ALOT" of "Quotes" it's a sign of "Total Awesomeness" I'll probably need to take you "Under My Wing" to show you the "Ropes" don't worry I am a "Trained" and "Extremely Successful" "Mega Super Awesome Guy" so yeah not "A Loser Over Here" I'll have you "Waist Deep" in "Granny Poon" before you know it. Oh your "Welcome" geez.
@@eatingelizabethsfrizbee jesse what the hell are you talking about
@@eatingelizabethsfrizbee What......?
Hahahaha
Pfft. A ranger. Please. I was a power ranger for Halloween the last 5 years.
“It’s morphin time”
Red forever
Now that’s impressive 🧐☕️
AYE-YI-YI!
Beetleborgs life homie
Thank you for your service. Must be difficult to talk about your experiences, but it's important.
John Correia from ASP always says: You win EVERY (gun)fight you avoid.
If you ever, met someone for the first time and exchanged names, and realized 10 seconds into the conversation that you forgot their name. Then you were too embarrassed to ask again. Then go ahead and hit that like button...
Too real.
This is why I don't know anyone's name at work
All the time. I'm so glad in the chemical plants we require names on hard hats. I'm a supervisor, and can never remember names.
@ChadTheAfricanBullfrog especially if it's a woman you just met!! 😬
I got a real hard time with names. I never forget a face, but names just go in one ear and out the other with me.
Your enemy doesn't need to be good, just lucky once.
Roger That
" I'd rather be Good at being Lucky, than Lucky at being Good"
I hate to agree but true
@@Burt_Cokaine "Luck is just one of my many skills"
No such thing as luck... just good or bad timing....
@@shagnasty6391 good timing without intent or planning, we call that luck. luck is most definitely real.
Across from Portland... had no idea I'm in the same area as you guys! Glad to have such great patriots and warriors in the area.
I love this channel and the guys. Fun, but focused. The part about the situational awareness is vital. I am a combat vet from flying the Apache and after the Gulf War 1 I was leaving a theatre in Seattle with a date and saw a homeless and antagonistic dude at the exit closest to my car so I exited us at the other exit at which point she stated "are you scared of that guy?" we didn't date after that...
What a stupid question...
I would say if she was mid 30s and older, that's a pass for another date. You aren't going to make any headway there.
30 and under, and now that I am a civilian and working with that age-crop much more often outside of the family in boots, who are a poor cross section to compare against when sizing up society-at-large and it's shortcomings, I would say that there's a better than 75% chance that was a teachable moment.
I'm giving some credit to the Zoomers {I;m the father of an almost 26 year old} that I mostly do NOT extend to the Millenials {obviously there is an exception to every rule...or "a waiver"}, and this is just based on many years of REALLY trying to put in the effort to turn that lightbulb on above their head without using a Nintendo or XBox Controller to access the menu for said lightbub.
I'm a 1975 model grumpy retired fucker, for context.
Get off my lawn.
Garand is channelling his inner Vulcan with those sideburns.
He's a subtly reserved Christian Bale. Any moment the batman mask is going to come out!
Hell, the whole hairdo screams Sarek.
@@jyeremheavyarm8605 no lie, his speech mannerisms are alot like Bale doing his American accent.
@@CALISUPERSPORT reminds me so much of American bale.
I heard he's booked in for an ear job!
"I've seen the worst of conflict, and want to avoid it at all cost." More people need to hear this.
I overheard a conversation between some customers at work the other day, and they were talking about civil conflict, and they were confident that it won't come to where they live, and if it does, they'll shoot back. I interjected and said, "if it comes to that, we all lose." Their response? "Hell no! Texas is gonna win." There seems to be a growing number of people thirsty for chaos, and they have no idea what they're ordering from the bar.
Same guys will run out of ammo in 20 minutes, and no resupply.
People don’t understand war is a lose lose situation whether at the end ur the last one standing or ur the one in the ground
I'm guilty of wanting to see the "bad guys" fall at my own hand.
I watch these experienced men to keep my expectations in the realms of reality.
I hope we never have to take this to our own streets.
#TRUTH
Dad were just larping
Some of the stress inoculation that we did in Panama was working pits on Known Distance ranges where you have bullets whizzing by you head and you get used to it (although this did me no good when I had a non-freindly tracer come by) The second thing we did was forced rucks or runs to a range. The thought process was to get you used to operating with a high heart rate during a fight...your heart ❤ rate will be high in any life threatening situation.
Very tough and strong individual. Health and happiness to this man
21:43 "Training in the areas that you are weak, is gonna make you a more rounded individual"
Also not doing PT is gonna make me a more "rounded" individual
“How to win a gunfight”
*me in bed eating chips*
Right on
@BladeArtist 205 he could be a stud.
@BladeArtist 205 You don't eat snacks in bed with your wife?
me playing MW gunfight👁👄👁
BladeArtist 205 that’s correct I’m not lol. I rent a room in a quad style apartment. No space for like a couch or something
Chips is his girlfriend's name. lol
Love the humility when you're talking to your Brothers!
Love what your doing here. My brother is a retired army ranger and i respect the military so much. Thank you
How to win a gunfight: Avoid gunfights.
EDIT: The replies in this thread are profoundly ironic
Benaiah Ahmadinejad 😂🤣
@Benaiah Ahmadinejad Iranian BOT.
@Benaiah Ahmadinejad lol are you serious? Obama was the national embarrassment... Revisionist history sucks..
Biden is just a puppet
@Benaiah Ahmadinejad Democrats have no moral values. By the way, to you think the age of consent for sex should be lowered to 12 years old, like Judge Ginsburg wanted???
I experienced auditory exclusion during a wrestling match in high school. I was nervous and enraged simultaneously and it was insane. Loud ass room turned into just my own breathing and heartbeat.
It happened every football game I played as a kid. High school stadium packed with 10000 people screaming, and I can hear the call the QB is making. Never though about that before your comment.
Same, sports a huge for stress inoculation and building mental toughness.
I feel like this happens when I spar because there’s usually music playing but when when the round starts I couldn’t tell you what song was on. My brain just focuses on sparring and nothing else, kinda crazy
I never have thought about it like that before
I had the same experience with my very first (amateur) MMA fight. That was very, very weird. Oh, and I lost obviously.
As a civilian , I appreciate the insight that you are sharing with us... As far as don't p in the wind.. well learned that the hard way
Have hugged and the response was a smile and a Thank You.
If you’ve ever lost a Simunitions gunfight, and then lost another, go ahead and hit that force-on-force button.
Did force on force a few weeks back and got cup checked twice
would recommend
Nothing hurts like paint pellets at 400fps.
@@Daytonaman675 got a pink tattoo on my forearm courtesy of the US government.
@@Daytonaman675 nothing hurts like 400fps paint pellets which don't burst
If you've ever lost a simunition gunfight because you were THAT dumbass who peeked his head around the corner to see if the coast was clear, go ahead and give my forehead another massive welt
50+ years ago my dad taught me to always hope for the best but to always be prepared for the worst. It was very good advice.
This is a whole life-advice in 30 min and without some heroic music but with realistic and authentic personality and perspectives
Thanks guys! March is usually when I come out of hibernation for training. I loved how you guys drilled home situational awareness, especially for us females it's really our best defense. You cannot get killed or kidnapped if you practice "old-fashioned" common-sense. Don't go down that dark ally at 2AM. Don't go out at night alone, and if you have to, make sure you're armed.
Like the sayin don't go stupid places at stupid times with stupid people
great discussion
I disagree! Because internet
Badvickx23 was
I love ya ya know ya ya girl ya ya know ya ya momma
I saw you yesterday on JP's California video - and now here? WTF? you low on ammo???
Guessing you ain't talking about the comments
"Dont go searching for conflict" There. Right there
Sometimes conflict comes for you.
@@suntzu4691 What are you doing here in Christendom? I forgive you.
Those who go looking for trouble usually find it.
@@suntzu4691 More reasons to avoid unnecessary conflicts; you will always find fights take the ones that are inevitable and win.
"Too dumb to quit..." But TOO Legit to Quit! Awesome video Gentlemen, Garand Thumb is quickly becoming among my favorite youtube channels. This Cold War USN Gunner's Mate thanks you for helping me too relight the fire again to train and always strive to be better. God Bless you both.
Combat stress is so much different than any other stress. You can’t truly be able to regulate stress in a situation like that until you’ve been there before and you’ve accepted death as a very real possibility. After that, it becomes manageable because you’re numb to it
"Everyone has a plan 'till they get punched in the mouth" - Mike Tyson
Train, train train!!!
Unless you get hit in the face with the bullet then what?
jason618
What you gonna do
When the new wears off
Hath* Thill* Punthed*
@Thomas Foster but what if the civilian only watches grand thumb videos?
"In the face" *
One of the best, "if you ever have"....love it
He already used that one
I went on a date and this happened... the rest of the date did not go well :(
@@ChandlerThomasvoon100 damn bro, that sucks
You saved yourself time and energy with that date not going well
Good thing it wasn’t a bottle of chloroform!
First seconds of the video touched me...I always felt it when my uncle hugged me. Never knew why he carried so low in a soft holster though.
Thanks I was kind of nervous for my first gun fight but I’m pretty confident now
I hugged someone once who thought I was carrying when I wasn’t. They asked why my gun was so small 😭.
If they felt it, then not that small 😉
Lol
Your not alone brother ✊🏻 keep your head up
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Y'all are killing me with these comments
“We’ll be doing a review on that in the very near future”.
R.I.P flashlight, cause of death: was yeeted too hard into a rock.
Yeah the last review he said by unfortunate reasons it was slammed into a rock lmao
Love and respect brothers. Thank you
Thank God for people like this Army Ranger!
I was doing solo room clearing with my airsoft gear in my empty house. Turns out granny was in the back room when I made entry so I smoked her right in the good eye. Sorry grams but I won that gun fight.
Haven't we all cleared our own empty house at some point? Airsoft or real?
yeah I dont own airsoft guns... just make sure kids are at the park, wife is locked in the basement, and weapons unloaded.
@@wakefieldallan or you live alone and suddenly there is someone in the middle of the night haha
Awesome
Awesome
Ways He said.
More guys with more accurate shots
Don’t get stressed out and weak at the knees(Don’t get overwhelmed)
Think clearly
Manage your adrenaline
Just because you’re shot doesn’t mean you’re out of the fight, the tide can shift.
Winning doesn’t always meaning killing the other person, it can also mean coming home or avoiding it, that’s also winning.
Good training, anyone can but gear.
Be able to move, cardio and being in shape helps.
Thinkers before shooters, don’t murder someone just because you thought they were sketchy, know your state laws and abide by them, wait until the threat is actually a threat.
Don’t let it be a fair fight
Be honest with yourself, find your weaknesses and work on them.
Thank you!
What are your thoughts on sand
Don't pee into the wind. Did you even watch the video bro? /s
In short, be like Clint in Unforgiven.
*Use the high ground
Ik it's an old video but I've just finished a month of daily breathing practice meant to work as stress inoculation. Works like a charm. The protocol is based on some of the most recent research (which means it's not in weird articles or approved by the FDA) but if it works for people with debilitating PTSD and anxiety, but also, interestingly, depression and a related conditions. It's very similar to the wim hof thing, 5 minutes a day of focused, voluntary heavy breathing combined with as long of a breath hold as possible (on exhale). Dumps as much adrenaline into your system as your glands can produce.
The 5 minute mark is mostly important in the context of health and dealing with mental illness (basically if you do it for longer brain enters the constant threat monitoring mode and raises the cortisol levels for a long time which is very draining, suppresses testosterone, makes it hard to focus etc., while the characteristic psychological profile of the high speed boys shows they can flip the danger-relax switch on demand and have their avg cortisol levels very low).
Les claypool I just ran across your channel I love it 😂 definitely subscribed
I always qualified Expert Marksman in the Army, and I'm still that accurate, but that's only one part of a complete combat skill set. If you can shoot, but you're not mentally and physically in shape, you're still going to fail. That firearm in your hands isn't the weapon. It's a tool. You are the weapon, and you need to sharpen yourself.
@Stevospeedo Actually no. I wasn't an 88M. I was 13B.
@Stevospeedo I'm pretty good at jokes! You're right though. After reading it several times, I just don't see it LoL ... Perhaps you're just not very good at telling them?
If you confuse qualifying expert on the Army rifle qual with actually being proficient with a rifle go ahead and hit that like button.
Still a POG
@Stevospeedo Ah! I see! I knew there was no actual joke there. You were just being snarky as I thought. Well, the joke is on you since I never actually said any such thing, or even alluded to that being the case. In fact what I said alludes to it not being a feat of strength. Accuracy is just one part.
Don't bring a skateboard to a gunfight !
Bring oc spray i guess lol
Or wear Paramedic shit and charge teenagers with a gun!
Don't bring a rubber dingo to a Gun fight..
Unless it becomes a sword fight. Which I will gladly step aside and pray for a quick death 💀
@Benaiah Ahmadinejad Iranian BOT spotted.
How do i leave the gunfight after winning then?
I love what you are doing, Mike keep it up😀😀😊
Great channel brother I enjoy the content
Auditory exclusion is the fancy way of saying that "if someone breaks into your house in the middle of the night and you have to shoot - don't worry, you won't go deaf."
but Reddit taught me that I'll instantly get a lifelong case of tinnitus.
Why have you not built your own suppressor?
Protip: sell your dogs first
My wife covers my ears wlth her thighs and i work the trigger with the tongue. The kids say it's too loud anyway🤷♂️
@John brenot nah dude, cats work better
You’ll still get hearing damage
"... don't pee into the wind..." single greatest piece of advice I've ever had. Will def save me a lot of strange looks when people would smell piss on me. 10/10
Yesterday the wind blew my shirt flap over while I was pissing. Splattered piss all over my pants and shirt, too. And my shoes. Watch that nasty pisser!
This guy is fantastic, genuine and nice.
Best to you both!!!
"There's no growth in the comfort zone and there's no comfort in the growth zone."
Can’t wait to show all the range boys what I just learned from daddy flannel.
Thats all youtube needs is another how to get kicked out of a shooting range in 2 mins video...
@bLackstar i just got my own basement ffs stop pressuring me lifes hard. Ok
damn, you talked about being across from portland. had to look yall up, crazy so close!! going to have to checkout the courses
Great content. Thanks for sharing.
I win gunfights with high rates of fire and paint grenades.
Girls appreciate a man who can walk that trigger with two fingers.
Blinding them with paint
Brilliant idea
@@azrael3030 lol
@Saracen Bear damn thats slow
@Saracen Bear 120 rpm is slow af
If you hugged someone and had a raging hard on, lock eyes and move on lol
Or....😂
Lmao
Why else would I ever hug someone?
@@AndyNg415 You hug your dad? I guess if it's daddy thumb then I can understand.
Just don't snuggle after.
Thanks for the 30 min video! Me and the boys had to watch it twice to be sure what to do! Cheers! -Uvalde police officer
I was blessed to attend a course kagwerks put out Thank you Semper Fi & God bless SHARC9 actual🙏🏼👊🏾🇺🇸💪🏻
Ways He said.
More guys with more accurate shots
Don’t get stressed out and weak at the knees(Don’t get overwhelmed)
Think clearly
Manage your adrenaline
Just because you’re shot doesn’t mean you’re out of the fight, the tide can shift.
Winning doesn’t always meaning killing the other person, it can also mean coming home or avoiding it, that’s also winning.
Good training, anyone can buy gear.
Be able to move, cardio and being in shape helps.
Thinkers before shooters, don’t murder someone just because you thought they were sketchy, know your state laws and abide by them, wait until the threat is actually a threat.
Don’t let it be a fair fight
Be honest with yourself, find your weaknesses and work on them.
And have the high ground ;)
Björn Fritz wooow why though
Yeah, it's one thing to win a fight, and another thing to win a fight by avoiding a fight. This is why I always called for arty or air support.
Vincent Cavanagh Those guys need something to do too.
Always look cool if you're going to lose because at least you died looking cool.
"Being comfortable being uncomfortable" is the mental and physical key. I've been training Jiu-Jitsu for 8 years and it's helped my shooting drills. Any stress-based technical training aids in turning a big problem into a handful of manageable small ones.
More realistically, the improved physical conditioning and time on the gun improved your shooting skills
@@blackt0wer well yes, you only get what you put in, right? However, how quickly you improve is in great part driven by your mindset about said training. And speaking of training...I'm looking forward to my pew pew pew time this weekend with .22LR BCG in the AR15 😎 #BudgetTactical 😅
so true man
that's literally most of the point of basic training, figuring out being uncomfortable isn't that big a deal.
Dude, you're incredible! I've been looking for someone that sells model guns for me to draw from for years. Thanks!.
awesome video and information. Thank you for sharing
"I see" says the blind man pissing into the wind. "It's all coming back to me now!"
@ about 18:45 “avoiding a fight and you got the win” is one of Sun Tsu’s best tactics from The Art of War: “The greatest victory is that which requires no battle.” And it is one of the hardest tactics to master. Far more often than not, engaging brain before putting mouth or physical action in gear is what will save you or your team’s bacon. This is especially true if you are by yourself.
China has literally been winning World War III for well over a decade and their enemies have no damn clue that they're losing a war. It's genius.
Same with Civil War II. Most Republicans have no idea a war is being waged. They think it's politics.
They erroneously think that explosions are required for war. Like it's 1940.
Thats just not what it means though, quote refers to making the act of war seem hopeless to your enemy (psychological warfare)
at least ur accurately titled😂
@@davisweston1089 yes, as to avoid a fight. principle remains the same
This seems like something a coward does and says and after they get punked there like the art of war made me win but it didn't you got p80 ked and chose to walk away and talk about some b.s. art of war
@@user-wv8mc7iz1w you sound like a normal person for sure
Definitely not what I first expected; but certainly what I needed.
Thank you for your service my brother
I smoke through doors every day when mom calls me for dinner
I experience auditory exclusion everytime my mother in-law opens her mouth.
Probably coupled with a thousand-yard-stare...
I thought I was the only one
I imagine rimming my mother in law. It helps.
It’s a useful skill for sure! This is one of those uncomfortable situations you have to get through. Boredom acclimation.
@@dsm02c Dang! that's a scary thought! LOL!
Ive been away from the 75 for 25 years now. My wife some of her friends are getting interested. I dont feel im qualified anymore to teach them even basic combat training anymore, so keep these videos coming. Thanks brothers.
Such of this is advice that can be applied across the board. Good video
Dealing with the wife:
"Never a fair fight"
Sure it is...just not for you. Lol
Trained and experienced Field Artilleryman and then Infantryman here, can't hear shit. If I don't want too.
Would you like to make it a fair fight?
For real. Wives are tough to beat in a fight . And when you do, you go to jail. Lol
stick to what yo mama gave you and it'll be a fair fight. I've won most of my battles, lost a couple ones though, it was horrible, kids screaming, ceiling fan spinning, it was chaos, i lost a lot of good swimmers that day, no special hug for me, but hey~ what the wifey don't know won't hurt her~ i used ole' lefty, sometimes you have to improvise. YayYa
Too bad 90% of the viewers here have all the gear and patches, yet probably couldn't run a half a mile. #mealteamsix
Mealteamsix, HAHAHAHAHAHA!
I find that live, hungry bears help.
I may no longer be able to run half a mile, but I'll certainly make you pay to get to me.
@@coloneldad9311 agree!
@@cyberpunkalphamale Yup in Afghanistan
You don't necessarily want to kill the adrenaline dump. That slow-motion effect can be a fantastic asset, as long as you're conscious that your muscle inputs will be amplified and how that affects your fine motor tasks.
The issue is... being unfamiliar with it, or letting it do any additional things to your thought processes other than increase focus.
Glad I checked this out even though it was older.