Former Green Beret Reacts to Home Invasion Video
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 พ.ย. 2024
- Mike Glover spent 18-years in the US Army and then spent time as a government contractor for OGA. He served as a SGM in Special Forces and deployed multiple times to combat theaters.
Watch as he reacts to the video and breaks down how each of them acts and shares what he might do differently based on his CQB experience in the situation at hand. He and Fieldcraft Survival Director of Media Austin Lester discuss the details of the home invasion video and how you can be more prepared for a situation like this if it happens in your own home.
Mike is the Founder and CEO of Fieldcraft Survival, a company he founded to help educate, train, and equip the everyday citizen for the worst-case scenario.
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The first thing I was taught as an infantryman was violence of action, if you're going to engage, engage with hate and discontent. She nailed that part.
That's it right there.
Half-measures have consequences.
Full send has consequences too, but you're more likely to have the chance to live with them.
@@raifsevrence I learned this from snowboarding and racing cars. Hesitating get you hurt or killed.
I'm not even part of the infantry and that's sound fuckin advice. If you're gonna commit violence? Make it swift, accurate, and bloody.
It's a tactic my aunt taught me about CQB, its boiled down to 3 things and I'm pretty sure its 1 speed (doesn't means go fast but judge the situation) 2 maintain momentum and agression (dont give ground unless necessary and take what your enemy gives you) and 3 your brain is your most dangerous weapon so use it
She nailed that part lmaoooooooo
I taught my wife very similar tactic.
Explained that when going after the bad guy in your house , you forfit a tactical advantage.
Lock the bedroom door, take a concealed position with line of sight on the door.
IF that door breaks open, then shoot when they enter .
Nothing in the house is worth dying for. Things can be replaced. Breaking into a locked bedroom also establishes the bad guy's intent to do harm.
Just my opinion
I agree same here, we have our plan set for her and my child should something happen. Insurance can recoup everything but your life.
I think breaking into a locked house with a weapon also establishes the bad guy's intent to do harm...
It worked for her…just sayin. Mike was right…she WAS rooftop.
Thats definitely true warrior poet has a video on breaching and how much advantage you have from an ambush like that but the thing is that you might not be able to retreat from a bedroom if you run out of ammo for example
Only time otherwise is when you live with people who can't defend themselves if there's a threat. If something goes bump in the night I have to check it out to make sure my loved ones are safe. Only saving grace is if anyone is in the house the dogs will turn the corner and get their attention before I do.
I got into an argument with one of my friends once who didn't talk to me for a month because I told her that I would absolutely shoot an intruder. She said "You would kill someone over stuff? You would take a life over things?" I said "No. But I would to save myself or family. That person has already thought about what they're going to do if someone is home. And the fact they still came in means they're more than likely willing to take my life. So yes. I would take a life to protect myself and my family."
Cut them off
Sounds like your friend is an idiot. She has a murder victims mentality. Someone breaks into my home and they're dead. And I won't lose a wink of sleep over it.
You don't even have to justify that far man. Someone stealing your stuff, is stealing months, weeks, years, of your hard work to get that stuff. Killing someone stops a future, robbing them invalidates large chunks of their past. Thieves and murderers are one in the same to me.
@@heckingoodboy634
They have been treated the same all throughout history. It's only recently that a thief was downgraded on the crime severity scale. They even hung horse thieves as little as 140 years ago. In medieval times you would get "The Wheel" or "The Breaking Wheel" for stealing. (Check that shit out. Shooting someone is little red riding hood child's play compared to that shit)
Also, I would 100% kill someone over MY things. This is my house. You break in it's war.
“Everyone has a plan till they get punched in the face” - Mike Tyson
“Everyone has a plan until a round goes past them.” - also 100% true’
or through them
The FIBSA factor
It is the biggest high you ever get. Don't let anyone fool ya.
"No plan survives contact with the enemy.”
through them.
A instructor once told me "When the decision is made to fight and you flip that internal switch, you destroy the threat with overwhelming violence." Man, that woman for us civilian folk is a bad mother trucker. Good on her.
Violence of action. I love it. That quote you put is outstanding.
You made my brain say FUCKER! YOU! YOU MADE MY BRAIN 🧠 THINK IT. AHHHHHH!!!!!
I think she actually killed one or two of them.
@@seanpope-mccarthy8316 she smoked one of them for sure
@@seanpope-mccarthy8316 she hit 2 killed 1
The first time I had a gun pointed at me was during my job as a pizza delivery boy at age 19. It was already at some apartments known for crime & it was a small stub nose 38 revolver under a bandanna.
I gave him the money & also purposely some free large pizza coupons that were numbered & were on file.
So even in that situation I was already doing the most I can to at least get this guy arrested.
Sure enough his girlfriend used the stolen coupon we called the police and they got her and him in the parking waiting for their order which was like 3 days after he robbed me.
Ha! Nice
Just stumbled across this a year later.
Still impressed enough with your poise, and decisive thinking to leave a “kudos to you”.
Great work!
your robber had pizza for brains
Y’all must serve damn good pizza 2x in one week
Big brain move, my guy
“I’m sitting on the couch with a carbine.” Priceless.
You forgot the best which is when he ends by saying son.
Hope you have pop corn
I laughed way too hard at that comment. 😂🤣😂🤣
At 4am
Atleast he had pants on "asuming" not like having a naked man with a gun cominng at you with a cigar hanging out of his mouth.
This should be a weekly show. I'm down for more!
@R. D. Barnhart, I totally want more too :)
@@Valorius Yes but that guy is a boob with only training under his belt.
Mike glover is anti 2A and supports black rifle coffee. I’ll take John Correa at active self protection.
@@dopechannoodles9791, I guess you didn't see his video where he spent like 20 mins going after gun control.
@@dopechannoodles9791 ok keyboard warrior, go have fun with your mall cop youtuber.
I remember a lady who owned a restaurant & had to deal with a similar situation a couple times. She grew up tough in Vietnam during the war & wasn’t afraid of anything. Each time she overwhelmed gun-wielding attackers with a hammer & forward momentum. The PD would routinely ask her to not engage attackers with a hammer. I respected her ferocity.
Cops: pls don't attack gun wielding criminals with a hammer
Badass lady: no
Cops: understandable, have a nice day
This is the exact reason why I love Vietnamese women 😂
This should be a regular series along with Kevin Owens. I can't be the only one that would watch every single one of these 👍
Active self protection does this daily
FACTS!!
Kevin is a hoot. His delivery is so understated that you have to rewind now and again or you can miss some of the more remarkable parts of the story.
Him and Kevin would have the best breakdowns ever. No debate.
Austin did pretty well with his opinions. Good combo i think
This is PURE GOLD. Do more like these and I garuntee you will see more traffic.
Popped up on my recommended instantly
Active self protection does this daily
@@dopechannoodles9791 and ASP has grown immensely over the years. More!
yuuuup more plz
@@dopechannoodles9791 uty
After 30 years of law-enforcement and tactical operations I can honestly say I can really appreciate your critique and observations of these incidents! Very thorough And well thought out. Thanks
There is nothing better to train with than real situations. Big learning curve about home defense and how one might react. Thanks, this is the only way to have an idea of what can come through your front door. I will watch every one of your videos.
Always think “Defense/position/advantage”
That’s Dr. Peter Pry. Sorry for typo.
"Shes breaking shots at fools running toward the direction of the bad guys. Thats a thing." 🤣🤣🤣🤣 run em down Dragon Lady.
🤣💀💀
She popped out of nowhere
Runnin’ and gunnin’!!
well, she's also firing on people in flight.... so I wonder how this will break for her in court. Hopefully, well.
@@jamesshride3158 all in a second it changed . That's kinda the whole point ya know? ... to get them asses lit to run away from YOU bhaha
She's good.
I pray to God no one ever breaks into my house. This looks super stressful and traumatic for everyone involved. I hope that lady’s ok mentally after this.
Praying won't stop it. Big trained to alert dog is a good barrier and preventive first step. Weapon training and stay in good physical condition is your best bet.
"You bust in my house at 4 AM, I'm sitting on the couch with a carbine, son." LOVE IT! Thanks, Mike!
Mike playing down how much of a bad ass he is if you don’t already know. What a humble guy.
That and military has nothing to do with dealing with home invasion so, he winged it. Still good entertainment for me though.
@@alphaomega8373 how are the two not comparable?
@@mememe5061 Most home owners are clearing rooms with carbines.
@@alphaomega8373 you are if you have any amount of training and decide that's what's necessary to control the situation.
@@ImperiumLibertas In that case I see your point. Just use to watching Activeselfprotection.
As Mike once told me in a class a couple years back, “Have a script.”. That short statement and the training that followed changed how I prepare mentally for this kind of thing.
I like that this guy wasn’t coming off as a try hard or flexing his experience in any way. He was humble when describing his line of work, even though you can tell he is always switched on. I respect that a lot
listen closely to his word choice. dude is a fudd
he is a big mouth liar
@@vikeskie Do you even know who this guy is and what he has done? Lol
@@RMCMXCV look at tim kennedy, fudd. doesn't matter who you are or what you do nobody is immune from being a fudd.
@@vikeskie Ha, you can tell you've never seen combat.
Being a SGM in SF at such a young age tells me about all I need to know about you Mike, you can probably count on one hand others who have achieved such a high rank on a SF team. I hope everyone can appreciate that fact. This show is a great concept for your channel and I hope you make it a habit. Cheers
What does SGM in SF mean… Single gay male in San Francisco? Not everywhere here is 19. Sorry man I’m not used to lazy writing.
@@johnbanksy8204 damn, what a way to take an L... hold it proudly
@@johnbanksy8204 Sergeant Major in Special Forces aka bigger, better and absolutely nowhere near as lazy as you.
@@Jimbo9519 right you are Devin and he was a SGM on an A-team probably in his late 30s or early 40s.Most team sergeants are E7 or E8. E9’s usually stay out of the front or behind the line engagements as they have already made their bones but Mike is the real deal and chose the field, lol, that’s pretty badass. @John Banksy FYI the letters with numbers are NCO ranks and Mike was as high as you can go save a cluster around his star and that would be CSGM but still an E9. 😊
@@mjones6983 Hooah had the pleasure of working with several ODAs in 1st SFG myself and it was the best experience of my life.
I love content like this. We not only get the much needed reminder that safety is an illusion, but we also get insight into how an actual operator views these incidents. Love it!
"0400 I'm sitting on the couch with a carbine son!"
same tbh.
Glad I’m not the only one that does this.
I have a dedicated shower gun lmao ain't nobody catching me slipping with soap in my eyes
@@brettkelly4575 LMAO. what about rust?
@@blackticalmayhem8461 I just clean it more often even if I haven't fired it. It's not that bad really
I would love to see more of this. Real life encounters being dissected is extremely beneficial.
If you havnt already look into active self protection. You will learn great lessons from that
This is a treasure trove of knowledge and understanding. Please keep these videos coming. Thank y'all.
DUDE! You guys have to do more of these! This stuff translates so well with your background. Awesome breakdowns mechanically and psychologically
This is binge-worthy content, I love the humble atmosphere of Mike 10/10 need to continue this series!
With SO many people being untrained 1st time gun owners because of all the 2020 & 2021 craziness, I really appreciate eveyone involved with the creation of your content.
I firmly believe uploads like this video will not only save people's lives but will also save some from making life-shattering kind of mistakes like 2nd degree manslaughter.
Thank You!
This was awesome! More breakdowns of tactics, home invasions, room clearing techniques, crimes, and self defense scenarios with civilians is something I think many people will watch.
Active self protection does this daily
@@dopechannoodles9791 Quit shilling for those wannabe fools.
@@SubdolphinX This dude (bot?) is literally in every comment that mentions they should do more of these types of videos. I don't even get it, wouldn't you (not you) want MORE people doing these types of vids instead of it being a youtube channel monopoly lol.
Once she gave pursuit, burglars fired back at her. A bullet grazed her head & kicked her hair up at 7:57. This video is much darker than the original, but you can still make it out. She ducks & grabs her head instinctively, then continues to fire.
Saw this years ago but appreciate this analysis. I'm all for Rooftop Koreans; they're patriots. I'm definitely doing some force on force training.
Mike said the one thing that chills me to the bone.....His face isnt coverd, he intends to leave NO witness.
If they break into a home of business with guns then they need to be put down. To plan and carry out that kind of crime with a weapon tells me you are a dangerous and desperate individual that has no place in society and the world is better off without those type of criminals in it.
Right, I don't care what you're going through, respect peoples property....
Yes, I agree.
Mike, you must do more of these!!! I enjoyed the video.
She handled the fear and stress really well and and went toward the threat. Even if she couldn't hit the broad side of a barn it put enough fear in her attackers for them to continue to flee.
Haha yea they fuckin scrambled like roaches. From the cam perspective seeing that muzzle flash from the dark was pretty intimidating too
She killed the dude, what are you talking about. The broad side of a barn has definitely been hit. :D
Everyone has a plan until that "crack" goes by your head. Really liked the review. Good stuff.
I'm no expert ; but for me a home invasion you have to approach with less or no emotion.
She was so lucky. A bullet fired by the fleeing burglars grazed her head & kicked her hair up at 7:57. This video is much darker than the original, so its hard to see; the original video is much brighter and shows this perfectly.
She suddenly ducks, stops and instinctively grabs top of her head and then continues. Very, very lucky; not to mention that all that shooting could have struck a neighbor.
It’s more like a whhizzsss. If it was a crack, u might be grazed I think or maybe rica shade.
@@KarinaTheDreama Whiz = relatively close, crack = danger close.
@@cn9707 Thanks Ty; that’s great info- don’t think I’ll hit that fishing hole again! Right on.
"I sleep in my fanny pack so I'm always prepared." Glad I'm not the only one.
LoL, glad I read the comments because I was thinking I was the only one.
Be careful at a bachelors home... he might have guns everywhere... you just don't know how to look...
I even wear my night vision
@Thomas Page That’s so funny 😂!
@@hotsauce7362 When I was a lad I'd visit my grandparents during the summer in the South. Granddad gave me the talk: "You might accidently find a gun around the house somewhere. If you do, leave it alone. It's fully loaded and deadly. Kids can kill themselves by accident when they play around with them."
Needless to say, I didn't poke around where I wasn't supposed to. I never found one but I never looked in drawers or cabinets which weren't in the kitchen.
Love it, nothing like learning from other people's mistakes/successes, hopefully ends with more good guys winning.
"She's Asian.... she's roof top" AMEN, all the love to the Asian massive from the UK. Thank you Mr Glover for another glorious video.
@Avegel Johnstown we identify asians as asians because they're from asia.
@Avegel Johnstown TRUE true, here in the UK Pakistan and Pakistani have been "hyjacked" and used as a slur "pakki" much like the mis-use of negro. And as such Pakistanis are lumped into Asian.
@Avegel Johnstown technically the middle east is Asian per definition But we consider them different.
Unfortunately in the UK you're not gonna have them rooftop Asians
@@KJTUSKJTUS Sadly true.
"Mike, what's the toughest part of being a top tier operator?"....Mike: "evading MILFs in an ambush"
KILFs lol
😂😂😂
KEEP DOING THESE REAL WORLD VIDEOS!!! This really helps the guy like me, a retired truck driver who's not an operator and doesn't REALLY know what or how he would react. Well done man, and thank you.
I want to see more of these from Mike
“I’m up at four sitting on a couch with a carbine.” Priceless!
More of this please! Thank you for the education!
I’m late to this party (first time YT has recommended) but glad I came to it! As a 2A community member, good tactics in a situation such as this is important. Would welcome any of your videos re: handling self defense in various situations. Bravo guys and thank you!
This type of this videos are awesome, especially that attending your courses is kinda difficult being half way across the world and all, in Kenya 🇰🇪. Please keep doing them.
That woman is straight up "wife" quality.
Bro she was gangsta with that pistol for sure lol
Lol
@@vicdiaz5180 She was lighting em up and caught a body!! She’s a straight G!!!
Wife hell I would hate to come home late from something she would blow your head off lol
@@warpeace4058 mission passed + respect LOL GTA Status
Pure courage...good for her.
Love this! Learning preparedness and teaching my wife and family in the process. Some people have said I'm paranoid, but I'd rather be "paranoid" than regretful.
Same…
The people calling you paranoid aren't people that matter in your life. And they CERTAINLY won't matter in a life or death scenario. That's a common response from someone that has either never experienced true adversity, or never seen/been in a violent scenario. Or both. Much love and congratulations on taking your first steps and bringing your family into the fold. The community welcomes you!
🔥🔥🔥GREAT STUFF... MORE OF THIS🔥🔥🔥
Love your channel. Always great content and and great information. Thanks for all the hard work. Keep it coming. Be safe always, Warrior! 🇺🇸💪🏼
I love shows like this. I never served so the outlook that you get from our service people like this is great.
I'm glad to see you doing this, should have done it a long time ago. With the wealth of knowledge, experience and skill that you and your team of instructors has, videos like this could very well save someone's life that hasn't had professional training.
Please keep it up!
And I also appreciate how humble you and your instructors are, that's getting harder and harder to find theses days.
There are tons and tons of so called "experts" analyzing videos but definitely there are real experts such as Mike Glover who really analyze the videos and not only points out flaws, but also offers solutions. Thank you Mike and congratulations for stepping into the world of Incident analysis world. Good job sir!! PS, I am still reeling for the fact you left Arizona for Utah..
I think having someone with actual exp explaining , educating people is gold! There are to many youtube ninjas teaching things that will get you killed or things that aren't realistic under stress for the average joe out there .. thanks guys
Mike should do a guest spot with Active Self Protection to get the word out that he is starting to do this.
That's a decent idea!
ASP? You're kidding, right?...Geezis. The same channel that suggests you pour your heart out to police, without an attorney, in the unfortunate event that you are forced to shoot someone? That ASP?
Most of their "analysis" is on videos set in third world countries, so why not, huh?
@@SubdolphinX ..you do realize Mike supports law enforcement and actually trains law enforcement across the US, right?
@@agmsmith4079 You should dig a little deeper on your ASP man. That said Glover may do venture or video with ASP to help the guy out cause ASP guy or green screen guy does need a lot of help. The Warrior Poet who does some work for God did try to help ASP guy cause of the religion connection.
@@ni9465 ....are you a 12 yr old girl? Where is all this drama coming from? Are self protection TH-cam channels your version of teen magazines or something? Seriously. Nobody cares about your opinion or whatever drama you think there is. Watch the ASP videos, learn from the security footage. Or don’t. It’s your choice. That is how being an adult works.
Instantly one of my fav vids you guys have done. love hearing Mike's take on this kinda stuff.
Yes, unless you've been shot at it's very difficult to fathom what it's like and how it feels when accurate rounds are snapping and popping to your sides and over your head. Even after you've been in a firefight, getting into firefights again can still be very stressful and nerve-racking, you're just more in control of your mind and over the situation.
“Everyone has a plan until they get punched in the face” - Mike Tyson
fathce*
Or cop a couple rounds in the back.
"Everyone has a plan till they get shot in the head" - Lee Harvey Oswald
Or thomped on thier tethticles so they could feel my pain~ Mike Tyson
@@KurtOnoIR based
Hearing your walk-through in real time was incredibly insightful. Make more!
Mike, keep putting this type of content out. Love what you do and appreciate your insight brother. Thank you.
"We are ALL Rooftop Koreans"- every American
Lol
Facts
Everyone wants to be a gangsta until it’s time to do gangsta shtuff. Lol
Those dudes probably shit purple Twinkies when she started shooting.
everybody gangsta until they are faced with a rooftop korean
😂
@@egregiousblunder5395 no doubt about that.
@@jonahsimmons3645 Bingo.
keep up the good fight, thanks for your feed back and helping Americans protect what's important.
I really appreciate what you do. I’m almost 60, never served this great country. Because of your Videos, I feel better prepared. Thank you!
Love these videos. Reviewing real world situation is good for general public (like me) to be able to wrap my head around the types of situations I have never experienced. Long time listen of the podcast, love what you do, please keep it up, can't get enough of it!
I’m a food delivery driver that delivers fast food restaurants at night in Portland and Seattle videos are super helpful for my situational awareness well in dangerous neighborhoods Thank you
When you do something that has the potential to hurt someone innocent and you knowingly continue to so that action, I honestly don't care if your the nicest person in the world, if you die your self in that situation, yes it is sad, but well deserved. I believe every action has a reaction and you alone are responsible for the consequences, their is always a choice. Cool channel btw.
She was so lucky. After chasing them, they fired back at her. A bullet grazed her head & kicked her hair up at 7:57. This video is much darker than the original, but you can still make it out. She ducks down & goes to grab her head with her other hand, right after the round grazed her.
@@tropickman Why do you keep commenting this? You’re kinda weird for that one ngl.
@@first_last- who cares how many times he posted it. I think you're weird for caring. Who cares.
Do more of these videos!!!
Thank you for your service and what you are teaching. We need more good people who fight back against evil.
The best teacher is experience, thank you for sharing your experience and training with us! :)
There was recently an armed citizen who responded after a bad guy shot a cop. He put the bad guy down, but was then killed by a responding officer who didn’t know he was the good guy. I haven’t seen any video of it, but I would bet there’s surveillance footage and/or badge cam and would like to see a breakdown of what happened.
There is video of it. Only the beginning though, where the shooter ambushes the cop and then flees the scene.
@@Valorius -Cops shoot other cops, far more than we are allowed to know ;{
This happens A LOT, Look what happened in the mass shooting where the security guard kills the mass shooter but gets shot by a cop thinking he was the bad guy 😰
@@johnnylego807 the only case I could fine remotely close to what your saying is Jemel Roberson. A plain clothed security guard at a bar. When cops responded to shots fired he got fatally shot. What case are you talking about? I’m curious how a security guard would get shot in an active mass shooter case.
Living in a “Duty to Retreat” (even at home) state, I probably would be considered the aggressor and subsequently charged with something. That is a sickening thought…Great analysis!
Leave that state an don't vote like people there an ruin your new state too
Three armed 'thieves' not concealing their identity leads me to the conclusion...they weren't thieves. They knew a petite woman was inside the residence and had 'other things on their mind'.
Rule of thumb flying or shooting you
must deal with the emergency first.
Comms are dealt with after emergency is contained!👍😊🇺🇸
That's not what that is. Duty to retreat only applies when one can be completely safe in retreating. Attackers with guns would render that totally moot.
Intruder with white hoodie raised his pistol at her ... No more legal authority needed.
"Everyone has a plan til they get punched in the face" - Mike Tyson
@TenSack I mean the dude said "Everyone has a plan til you get shot at" So it felt similar enough lol
@@imetzl9340 Agreed. “No plan survives contact with the enemy” -Helmuth von Moltke the Elder, 19th century Prussian field marshal
This was a common idiom used while I was in the Army.
Exactly ha
Hahaha!
I jitter write this, too!
No plan survives execution. It's a pun and the truth
I feel I would benefit from self defense shooting breakdowns from y’all’s perspective. It would serve as a useful supplement to my other resources like ASP. Thanks boys!
before i got to the end of your comment i was going to recommend ASP
@@Valorius I follow them too. But they don’t break down shootings and provide education like ASP does. I wouldn’t say either is “better”. They’re completely different types of channels.
@@Valorius I too have law enforcement experience, though much less than you it sounds like. I’d be interested to hear you elaborate on that opinion.
Your breakdown of all the functions of a semi-auto slide and proper control and correction of malfunction is perfect. Thank you.
Its like Jocko always talks about, if you've never been grabbed you cant even get over the shock of what that feels like. Same goes for being shot at like Mike said.
I was 17, stupid, got in a tiff w my boyfriend, decided to walk home (right past housing projects @ midnight)- Got jumped and guy tried to drag me behind a house. Mindless of anything else - I just Fought With my feet - Kicked scumbag in the balls, he dropped on me covering my face. Thank God BRAKES squealed from a car Stopping I Guess when They saw me struggling. I got away with a terrifying memory of what COULD have happened.
@@bonniej2609 damn… that must have been so traumatic. Good thinking going for the balls, not many would have thought of that while so panicked
@@bonniej2609 I commend you on your presence of mind during such a dangerous and high stakes situation. Weapons are important to have but a good thing you can do for cheap is have a bright flashlight. Something around 500 lumens, can really deter asshats and won’t get you in trouble like a weapon will in non-permissive environments like California x)
Either way I’m glad to hear you’re alright and improving yourself since your on videos like this. Never quit and be well!
Weird. The first time I got grabbed was in portugal, by my collar, and I instantly reacted with my fist then stopped for a second to see whatwas going on, and the guy let me go. I'm not saying this to be macho, btw. Well, actually now that I think about it I've been 'grabbed' before, but that was being choked from behind so completely different thing.
She went ham but made some crazy choices. All while on the phone too. Crazy lady.... glad she got it done
Wow Mike really breaks it down! more episodes like this
Mike Glover - should have said , " if you dont know who iam GI Joe use to say I wanna be like Mike when I grow up " like Mike Glover that is !!! The true American hero , salute to you sir 🇺🇲🦅. Thanks for your service and making us all proud !
Would be interesting to hear how the young lady was treated by the police after the fact and what type of support she should have received or did get?
She wasn't calling the police, she was calling in local Asian reinforcements 😁👍
They treated her well. No charges. Cops in this area are pro gun and self defense
@@AFreeThinkingDawg09 welcome to north Georgia 😉👍
@@hamschh I'm pretty sure shady Asian restaurant owners aren't the be all end all of police privilege 🤣
@@hamschh its just sad all the way around tho. do people really think that other people keep a lot of money and jewelry at their house? they must be total morons or desperate either way im glad she blasted one of them
Thanks for your service to our country 🙏 I'm forever grateful for it 🙏
A year ago this month, I bought my gun. While I was in the hospital back then, someone broke into my house twice. I have 2 cats and a deaf dog. The cats are good indicators if there's a strange in the yard. Since I'm retired and spend most of my time playing computer games, I don't have any real set routine. Many nights, I've been up til dawn. My gun is locked , loaded and no more than an arms length from me at all times. There are no kids here. If I have company, depending on who it is, I will clear my gun and remove the magazine until they leave.
My living situation is very similar to yours, except that I'm not much into games and I have no pets. The only thing that I do differently is, when company arrives, regardless of who it is, I holster my tool onto my side, cover it with a shirt. Your guests don't need to know you are carrying. I never have an unloaded tool in my house. I'm glad you got yourself a tool. Stay safe!!!
So.... you clear the gun, remove the magazine till they leave..... but someone comes in BEFORE they leave and now find you + your company unarmed (since you made your gun irrelevant at this point and chances are your company is unarmed). Now you are ALL at the invaders mercy.
Or.... you can leave your gun armed and ready to go and SITLL within reach/on you and now are the protector of you, your property AND your guests.
@@rustykoenig2167 it's ready to go. I see no need to change that.
@@NotaVampyre111 How its ready to go if you have empty chamber and magazine removed? I would suggest having magazine on, but emptying the chamber and put that bullet back to magazine. That way you least have chance to rack and open fire if need arises.
@@Hellsong89 Sorry, I wasn't very clear. It is loaded with a chambered round. I think there may be room for one more round. 14 shots should be enough. I have more mags ready to go if not. My prayer is to be ready and accurate but to never have to find out. I don't want to hurt anyone but I'll protect myself and others as best I can.
buying a fieldcraft survival fanny pack right now
Perfect for sleeping.
Took your fighting carbine course on June 27, in Pa. Very informative. Thanks.
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Thank you guys- this gives me a better idea of what my mind would go through so I need to train and be more prepared. Grear Video!
I'd say she did fairly well reacting to the situation she was in
This is the first video I’ve seen of you guys, and I LOVE it. Hopefully this becomes a weekly show. :)
So essential to watch and develop good habits. I have adjusted quit a few of my bad habits just from watching your content. I can imagine what your classes are like. Sensory overload till those muscle memory is achieved. Nice work as usual.
More, more, more! Mike is the man and his observations and analysis are priceless.
11:00 - Shaun Ryan recommended that exact thing on his home defense vid.
Mike you legend! The entertaining nature of your expert analysis is GOLD! Bring on more brother Hooah!
Im twenty years young and a drop out, but this channel and vigilance elite, and warrior poet society are the best thing thats ever happened to me
You have good decernment!
Because I care, here's some completely unsolicited advice (to take as you will):
The world is your oyster! Choose well no matter how poorly others want for you.
Be as self sufficient as possible. But be intentional about building quality relationships.
Get your GED if you haven't yet. Try not to close doors that you may want to be open in the future.
The military has helped a great many of us... We earned the benefits we received from it.
You are fearfully and wonderfully made, unique and beloved, just as you are. Treat yourself well.
Understand that no matter how bad things get... Things change in time.
Your integrity and character are precious and cannot be stolen but can be forfeited--guard them.
Help others as much and often as possible. Such is Good and mutually beneficial.
And remind yourself often that ain't none of us perfect. Humility and love are the greatest strengths.
(That's all of my grandfatherly advice for now... It's what I share with my most beloved ones.) 😊
@@LibertyNotLicenseThis is a great response. Good man. Thomas, I dropped out at end of Freshmen year or beginning of the next, I went and got my GED a couple years later and got college level honors. It's worth it for yourself, I have never used it, started a business helping veterans with my father, but I enjoy seeing it hanging on my wall as a large middle finger to all the people in the project and around me that thought I wasn't shit. Warrior poet society is one of the most important organizations that have arose in a long time. I suggest linking with your community and building up together. As much as possible. Much love and God bless.
@@MegadethTillDeth Right on! 👍😊❤
I appreciate that we’re talking about tactics and home defense. I love all this stuff. But the real pure and wonderful beauty of the 2nd Amendment is that this 100 pound Asian woman with little training at 4 in the morning can fight off 3 men! God created men and Sam Colt made them equal. What would this story be if she lived in England? Hold onto your rights! Actually fight for them. Don’t just wear some dopey “Molan Labe” tee-shirt. Write your congressmen, vote pro 2A, take someone who’s never shot a gun before to the range and teach them. We need to keep winning people to our side or our rights will be chipped away little by little.
@@davedave2551 Thats funny I've watch a shit load of knife murder cases in the uk on TH-cam.
@@davedave2551 The US is the most developed society on Earth, I don’t know what you’re smoking rn
@@davedave2551 yup that’s why people in England get stabbed to death in their own homes.🤦♂️
@@davedave2551 LOL you get your news from Twitter huh 😂
@@davedave2551 lmao you've never even set foot here. Stop getting your news from God knows where. Average household income is $80,000 USD. Get your facts straight before you spout bullshit
This is a great concept for the video. This guy lays everything out so well.
It's crazy how disorienting when you're fired at in a close quarters situation. The muzzle flash and concussion in your direction changes all of your senses. It made me feel like my only option was to move towards the threat and shut it down ASAP. You really can't even think until it's finished. Lol! Then you evaluate all your pros and cons.
I honestly never knew about the limp wrist causing a malfunction. Great information
With semi-automatic handguns, limp-wristing can cause a failure to eject and/or a failure to feed as it will impede proper travel of the slide (it dissipates the energy required for the slide to come fully back to properly eject the spent casing and feed the next round). Firm grip and presentation of the handgun, especially if one-handed, is essential to avoiding such malfunctions.
In any event, you now may have a weapon that requires you to clear a malfunction to get it back in the fight which takes time you might not have.
You always have a chance to suffer malfunctions, but avoid upping the possibility it will happen if at all possible. Training and practice are key in this endeavor.
@A B You watch the video with the cop that got shot in his hand too? Lesson there is practice offhand!
This also applies to some semi-auto shotguns as well. The "inertia" driven type of shotguns will malfunction and cause a short stroke(encountered with pump action shotguns) type of situation. There is more than one reason that you are instructed to hold the weapon tight against your shoulder and to have your dominate leg be the furthest back to help solidify your upper body. I honestly think that a lot of the reviews for the AR or magazine fed shotguns, which often appear to have a lot of feeding/cycling issues, never take into account that the shooters form might be part of the problem. I haven't heard anyone speak about it anyway. The blame is usually placed on the manufacturer and/or the 2¾ rounds.(besides not following the manufacturers recommended break in procedures)
I love the review of these types of videos. I can't put myself in these situations, nor would I want to, but the analysis is certainly helpful. I can watch what someone else did and listen to your feedback on the situation and think about how I might react, or want to react. And also, by having gone through these situations I should have a least a more augmented base of experience to draw from. Keep on doing the great work!
I need a tattoo “100% Rooftop”
Mike…you need to make a shirt…
“Fieldcraft…100% Rooftop”
Chick went strait at these dudes with a high point... absolute bad ass!! Yeet cannon +1 Gangsters -10
Pistol whip with that gun does as much damage aswell 😂
Thats what I saw too.. wasn't no sig, bro got clapped w/ a yeet-cannon!
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Was it a high point? I thought this footage was older than that
We all owe her a drink and a box of 9mm because she is that mother down the block you dont f-with.
Personally don't like hi points
This type of situational processing and explanation is very helpful for the every day human being to help educate them for if or when this type situation arises.
Y’all don’t realize how badass Mike is, he is a former Delta Force operator
how do you know he was in Delta ?? or did you make it up ??? because Mike has been on many podcasts including Jocko Willink and told his story...he has never said he was in Delta.....he was a Green Beret and a CIA contractor.....
@@chanang453 Really hope this is sarcasm.
@@chanang453 he actually said he was in CAG for a very brief time but was sent packing he said his head wasn’t in the right place at the time. I doesn’t list that he was in CAG because it was such a short time he doesn’t count it.
@@iamthelizardking6239 thats total bullshit.....tell me where he said it....please share......NOONE is in Delta for such a short time that they dont count it.....Mike is the real deal and I respect him but he WAS NEVER IN Ist Special Forces Delta...I watched him on Andy Stumphs Cleared Hot,Shawn Ryans Vigilance Elite and Jocko Willinks Podcast and listened to him on other shows.......Tell me where he said he was in CAG???? for a short time????come on prove me wrong !!!
@@chanang453 he was in CAG with Tu Lam, when they both worked together they called them “Double Dragon”. He went through selection with David Goggins. Mike got selected (unlike David) and joined the Unit
"Bust in my house at 4am ive got a carbine in my lap" me laughing while watching this at 4am with a Scar heavy in my lap. Yep!!
I like the commentary and the ability to rewind and elaborate on what just happened. Good job.
The guy that ran to our left, away from the door…. Where the heck did he end up?
He’s the one that didn’t make it. Took the room temp challenge off camera
Check the wax used on the floor and stayed there.