“I don’t know about you, but I’ve never shot someone just one time” Probably the best statement I’ve heard all year…thank you guys for your sacrifice for our country.
EXACTLY what I immediately thought when I 1st heard that as well - re-watched and listened to it at least 20 times !!! Rivals one of my favorite movie quote, "..you are a cowardly son of a bitch, you just shot an un-armed man" - "Well he should've armed himself " I wish I could afford to hang out w/these guys as they teach me how to shoot.. It'd be like Tiger Woods teaching me how to golf, both of which would be an absolute heaven sent dream come true
A Green Beret with all his training...who is still so humble and doesn't have the "I'm too good to learn something new" attitude. So awesome to see. I wish more people would be like this. Thank you Mike for this video. Cheers.
I want to thank you for this video. I am a training sergeant for a local police department in North Carolina, and we carry the P320 Carry (9mm). We recently had an officer fail day time handgun qualification, and was basically doing everything that you described in this video (bringing his head down, shooting high, wraping his thumbs). We spent several hours with him on the range; however, even after several hours of remedial he did not qualify. He did state that he carried the Glock prior to coming to our department, which I figured could be an issue; however, I did not give it too much thought on the range. When I got home that night, I saw this video on my youtube channel. As I watched it, I could not believe how accurate and well stated all of the points were regarding transitioning from Glock to the Sig P320. In fact, that night I forwarded the video link to the officer's email and had him watch it. The next day we took him to the range and he qualified. He not only qualified but achieved his highest score ever (according to him). I write all this to thank you for creating this content. As a firearms instructor I had run the gamut as far as trying figure out what was causing the issues with his shooting. It was such a a relief to have some explanation, (not saying it will fix every poor shooter), but at least I have a better idea of how to evaluate shooters like this. Please thank both of the guys from GBRS for sharing their wealth of knowledge on your channel. I subscirbe not only to your channel, but their's as well. I hope to someday get out to Utah and pay ya'll a visit. Thank you for what you do and God Bless all of you.
Really? You are a training instructor and think these guys are so great? Guess you really like the part at 4:10 where he points a real gun muzzle at himself? Great range safety there. How would you like that if they did that on YOUR range Mr firearms instructor. On my range they would be tossed off or worse. Sure go yo Utah and pay them a visit....point your gun at your balls...they wont mind.
@@jackomalley3687 guns ago off by itself all the time...all it takes is a light trigger and no safety...anything that rubs on the trigger..holster strap, or debris when dropped...happens all the time. Would you carry a loaded revolver with the hammer cocked back?.....no you would not nor would any range allow you on site with it that way. These plastic SIGs are just as dangerous....just like the idiots in this video.
@@chadhaire1711 I would like to see your resume chad, because that gentlemen has very likely spilled blood for this country down range and knows how it goes and your typing in HIS youtube comments. He safety checked the firearm prior to pointing it at himself, yes treat all firearms as if their loaded, but pragmatically for demonstration purposes that isnt always possible. I have had classes where myself and the instructor confirm clear before for demonstration purposes he points a gun right at me, I do not mind at all because we have both visually confirmed clear of the weapon and the risk is worth the reward of the new found knowledge / perspective. But yes chad, lets listen to you and do as you do instead of the Green Beret.
@AZ Desert Prepper Best part when guys like you mention speak isn't the pew pew stuff. We have movies for that. It is the hard truth of life, adversity, and how they broke through the hard times. I also love how they speak freely about those who helped them through it all. The public perception of these people as robot like operators needs to be fixed.
Watching 3 operators with tons of experience just share knowledge and experience and see the passion and respect they have for their craft is something else. You guys should do more of this
Wanna know why Mike is a real one to listen to and learn from? He doesn't have expert bias. He's willing to get with guys that are fresh off of high level teams and learn from them. That student mindset and seeking continuous improvement despite decades of experience is essential. Pair that with his heart of a teacher, and learning will occur.
I think these guys just added a whole new level to the instruction, these guys are Where instructurs should go and fresh up on their game and that will elevate the whole community
Mike Glover is a role model of the Green Berets. He's a great human being. The two DevGru guys are amazingly down to earth and outstanding instructors. Awesome camaraderie.
@@Asturo how's one being like another's "proud dad" when both are of similar age and experience. Isn't the comment condescending and derogatory against the one particular individual who's not being called "dad", thus hinting he is of a lesser being than the "dad", or more junior and is supposedly submissive/obedient to the "dad" in nature?
Mike could fully go fudd mode if he wanted to, and parrot all the lessons he learned during his career without ever learning anything new, and he would still be right about many things. He doesn’t do that, he’s a good student, and it’s relatable watching him being instructed, being slightly stressed but thriving off it. Good stuff
Imagine being the true tip of the spear. The amount of knowledge and training just in this video is incredible. To see Mike continuing to learn and better his training and skills is what true leadership is all about. Honor and respect to Mike and the GBRS leaders. Good thoughts and prayers to all!
Funny how those that never achieved are the yapping Chihuahua's eh? Meanwhile the dudes who reached the pinnacle are open books, taking in, discarding but always looking to improve. Funny how that is (not really) eh?
@@chadhaire1711 it’s even funnier that you don’t know what a loaded gun is apparently. The gun isn’t even loaded until 9:30 . In fact you can see the mag well is empty when he’s showing the camera the back of the gun.
Mike Glover is the most unselfish person, with an open mind and the willingness to learn and improve, allowing us to come along and better ourselves even more! Thank You, Mike! You're the "Very BEST"!
To see these guys, true American Hero's, in a setting together providing information or (Knowledge Transfer) at a level that anyone with some experience can understand is absolutely mind blowing. Hearing them speak you can tell they are experts but do not exude any cocky attitude whatsoever. I can certainly say that GBRS and FieldCraft Survival are my favorite channels that deal with tactics and fundamentals. Glad to be able to put a face to the GBRS guys now that they are retired. Keep providing content I love it.
DJ is such a great teacher. The way he explains how and why is helpful even for someone with the level of Mike’s experience yet understandable to people with a microscopic fraction of his training. Amazing 👍
don't know what it is but DJ has a voice that gets the point of the lesson across but is also calming and smooth . i think he has a gift for instructing and bring shooters to their next level . and no i'm not gay .
I cant say enough about how cool it is to see mike treated as a "new shooter" and his own excitement to be learning new things. Really helps me as an actual "basic shooter"(ive taken field craft pistol and carbine 1&2) to not get overwhelmed or fall into ego.
Perfect comment, man. "Always the student" is a great approach. I've watched all 3 of these guys check their egos and do the drills taught to them. So important and admirable.
First off any training that we can get even from a short video from the likes of these Tier 1 operators is absolutely unbelievable. Doesn’t get any better. I’m tuning in on anything these top level veterans are willing to provide. Thank you! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Real Navy Operators. Direct but humble. And our host is fantastic showing we can learn from anyone at any time. By far one of the best training sessions I have seen.
DJ does a really great job with his instruction. He listens first, explains clearly, demonstrates all in a way that is easy to understand. Has the traits of a good teacher, sorry knowledge transfer specialist.
Cole's point about bringing the sights up to your eyes and Not bringing your eyes down....priceless. I didn't realize I was doing it and what a difference, it's like magic And then the backplate tip!
@@chadhaire1711 Zero. None. No one has ever been shot with an unloaded gun. Because it has no bullets. People have been shot with guns they *thought* were unloaded. That's why Glover clears his firearm. And the other 2 in the room are aware that his firearm is unloaded. You've got to be some kind of dip$#!+ to think you could just call this guy out like that.
@@AOMartialArts Another steroid fan boy I see.....If these clowns were on my range they would be tossed out on their ass......in other videos they wear no eye protection when shooting at an indoor range within 5 feet of the wall..I guess you are going to have something smart to say about that.....I will be waiting.
"Peace has cost you your strength. Victory has defeated you" BANE I believe in no matter your skill level low or high, it’s always good to train with people that can make you feel a little uncomfortable. Some of the best champions have fallen because they choose to surround themselves with YES people, instead of people that will drive and push them in the gym. Great video and I appreciate the free knowledge from some of the most experienced Warfighters out there!
I love how Mike can say, "I'm not a very good shooter", and then you have an abundance of people who shoot at paper a handful of times a year (at the most), and think they are good shooters.
I start every class or match by announcing "I know what everyone is thinking....who's going to be the best shot and worst shot today?....don't worry about the second one because that'll be mine to own". It breaks the ice and helps me wipe my slate clean.....I'm there to learn and improve.
While i never owned a Glock, I've owned several other pistols and went shooting yesterday and utilized some of these points being made with my new Sig. I shot better yesterday than i ever have with any firearm and attribute it to not only the Sig quality and fitment but to several pointers i learned here. Amazing video. A big thank you to Mike Glover and the guys from GBRS. You got a new subscriber!
I bought the poor man's version of a SIG (SP2022) because I am cheap. But I love it so much I am upgrading soon to another SIG model. The immaculate reception was a broken and a DEAD ball when Harris caught it. Refs were to scared to reverse the call LOL. Had to throw that in.
Nothing but respect and appreciation for all you SOF guys from a retired naval aviator. I've been fortunate enough to have an up-close look at the SEALS and have supported their ops / training on numerous occasions from my HH60H. Thank God for you guys
Thanks again guys.. being authentic & admitting what everyone feels when they are learning firearms (a new firearm), the range, new equipment, new processes. Having elite professionals such as yourselves show it all, not editing it to look perfect.. it’s so helpful in building confidence in my son (new to firearms) as well as myself (13yr Army/ARNG 100% disabled veteran). We work security (he more than I now, w/my medical conditions). Also: “fight in the condition you’re in” so true, love it.
The seal dude who did most of the talking seems amazing. He gives off the feeling of a chill guy at home depot but the knowledge he is dispensing is battle hardened. Genuine care it seems in the advice and doesn't give off anger tone nor a lax feeling. Clean cut and perfect, gotta look him up.
What I love about this video is watching a guy with your experience being nervous and excited doing this drill with a new pistol and being honest about what’s going on with yourself as you do it all. This was great. Thanks for being honest.
I learned so much in this two part series. What stands out the most was your humility to be open to learn. Some with your experience think they already know it all. Thank you and keep learning.
As someone who just purchased his first handgun 1 months ago and has been spending a lot of time at the range to get better… watching these guys it’s incredible how effortlessly and consistent they are with “form/technique” even with no gun in hand. Professionalism at its best!
Outstanding content…. Shipley is one of the most calm clear and concise trainers I’ve ever seen,In any Discipline. It wasn’t just a knowledge transfer it was a knowledge infusion…
Impressed how humble and ready to learn he is, even though he is undoubtedly already an experienced shooter. We need to all learn to be good students no matter how seasoned you are.
This is great content. I’m drawn to GBRS for the same reason that I’ve been Drawn to Mike, clear and to the point. They always explain the “why” in what they are teaching. Nothing is kept behind the curtain. Thank you for getting together with DJ and Cole and introducing them to more of your followers.
The fact that Mike is humble enough to be a new student, and admit his nervousness is pretty cool. If a guy with that much experience can, we all should be able to. Last video, I watched several times and took the back plate stuff to the range. I was quite surprised how well it worked. Can't wait to break this down and take some things to the range tomorrow morning!
@@onlyeasydaywasyesterday well yeah, completely different mission sets. Tier one units practically live in the kill house. Even though Mike was running DA missions with the CIF, nobody's burning reps like Dev and CAG.
I would give almost anything to be able to be around these guys on a regular basis. So much valuable knowledge between these 3 individuals. Seriously, Thank you gents, for sharing this with us.
Thanks to Mike and Sean for putting GBRS on my radar. Another OUTSTANDING opportunity for real world information! We ALL appreciate your efforts gentlemen, please continue!
@@marcusdodd5029 One of the best, no holds bar, interviews I've ever seen. Nothing of importance held back. Where some are too 'tough' to dive in to the feels and the negatives of their character and actions, he revealed everything. It was awesome, brought me to tears even. I have an incredible amount of respect for him because of it.
The biggest thing I took away from this besides watching Jedi's at work is how humbled Glover is and willing to take instruction with all his background. Awesome,
This stuff is Gold!! I recall listening to old Vets talking about and teaching point shooting with target focus. It seems like a lot of instructors now stress FSF, but this stuff seems to be a throwback to what was taught decades ago. I'm sure technique has evolved,, yet same principal.. We are extremely fortunate to have this resource. Thank you..
This is easily the absolute best content and instruction that I have seen in the past 5 years. The logic behind the fundamentals and the construct of the drills is just superb. Well done gentleman.
I of course listen to a lot of training videos on you tube and I don’t know why but what DJ says and how he says it really hits home. I love hearing the training from people that have really done what they are training. Thank you for this video and thank you all for your service!
I have travelled from upstate NY to the Sawmill in SC 2x for 3 classes from Fieldcraft . Rifle, Pistol and a Med class. Every class was excellent! It is awesome to see that Mike is still a student. Thats what makes a great teacher! GBRS may be my next set of classes I take. (Sorry to cut you out Mike) lol
The square at the back of the Sig works! I will be rewatching this video for ever. The amount of information for us regular civilians from these three vets is priceless! I now know that even this know nothing civilian has hope agains an enemy foreign and domestic. Priceless! Thank you guys!
I thought it interesting as a Martial Artist that DJ mentions he trains himself to focus on the A Zone. In my training i was taught to do the same because it allows you to see both their possible weapons hands and their shoulder movements telegraphing intention and attacks. It allows you to observe more vital information using your peripheral vision and fighting against that tunnel vision.
Honestly I think this is the most I’ve ever learned from a TH-cam video. I’ve taken Gunfighter Pistol l with Mike and that was awesome. I’m taking Gunfighter Pistol ll next weekend. Definitely going to apply the things I learned from Mike and the GBRS guys in my training. Great video.
Mike - you've done it again......As a relative newby to handguns, I sat glued to this 2 part series and have saved it to my lists. I was humbled to watch three guys who make most of us look like chumps, calmly discuss techniques with absolutely zero ego and nothing to prove. I have watched hours and hours of gun "experts" on TH-cam, taken courses and this was hands down THE most valuable tuition I have had. Ever. You guys rock, and have left me with a man crush that even my wife understands. Stay safe, please bring us more of this and thank you for your service.
“I’m not a very good shooter” then shoots bill drill in 1.9 haha. Nice job Mike, been a fan of sig for a while, good info. Dj and cole are the real deal.
Amazing to see a Green Beret be so fucking willing to learn and quite literally starting from the ground up on a new platform like everyone should. Just goes to show that no matter your experience (in anything in life), your open mindedness is key to learning. I mean he’s asking so many questions and intently listening to feedback it’s just an exemplary job of showing how we all need to approach new things. They assume they know nothing and approach the tool with such humility and respect. That is why there are the best in the world That is why they are the best
No need too...they have all been in the end zone before, no reason to brag! : ) Stole that from DJ's experience from being told that by an experienced DEVGRU Operator on his first DEVGRU deployment. ha!
Mike is great as a host in the fact he always tries to give cole and dj both time to engage with him to learn from both of their experience based skill sets! great bunch of dudes!
fkn love your attitude in this mike. Open and stoked to learn something new or upgraded. Most guys with your pedigree and background would be high on their own history. Instead you are pumped to just further your education. Respect brother!
I am from Brazil and is amazing how much Knowledge this series transmit. If you focus on the fundamentals, your skills will be allways supported and evolution will only depend of how much training you put in yourself. Amazing video, amazing lesson.
Former Army Infantry here, I love seein the inte-rservice good natured rivalry at this level go completely out the window. We're here to train and learn from each other. We can talk trash to each other later. Love it. Stay safe, don't die.
Really interesting watching Mike break hold habits from Glock and building up from the basics with Sig. Well done all around. Looking forward to making the transition from Glock to Sig myself .
I noticed that too. You can see in his breathing and the intensity in his face. The encouraging thing often not seen in videos like these are the “biffs” as he calls them and how they piss him off. But for him to be doing this on a new platform is exceptional.
@@kxkxkxkx exactly he helps make the rest of us feel better, seeing a pro like him go out there and looking like the rest of us. Helps bring it back to reality.
Just bought a new laptop and one of the features of it is show little pop-ups when a youtube video I might be interested in. As opened it up this morning on the couch, I got the notification about the Part 2 and got straight-up giddy. My touchpad reaction time opening this video was a personal best. Mike's presentation is gold. He is very down to earth and humble, honest about mistakes, transparent about all things, even if it goes against the macho factor found in so many gun videos and instructors. He shows his nervousness, embraces it, and becomes a better operator. All of these guys are complete bad asses , but don't come off like it.
I love how Mike demonstrates that no matter how badass you are, you’re always a student. And him saying he was scared of the new trigger was awesome. Most people, especially pros, will not admit that stuff, and the fact he did speaks to his character. He really shows that even the best and most comfortable with guns still fear the power of them. He gives shooters a lot of confidence in their abilities and what they can achieve through simple reps.
I'm just a Canadian businessman, but I appreciate the time, energy, and commitment all these fellas put in to be the Elite warriors they are. What is amazing to see is Mike Glover's nervousness in front of these death dudes.....Mike's military career is no slouch and He's nervous....wow. DJ and Cole must be nest level. so much respect all of you for sharpening the skillsets together.
I recently got an M18. Almost went with another Glock, but growing up with guns that had safety's and 20 yrs in the Marine Corps shooting the M9, Im just more comfortable with a safety. Thanks for making this series. I look fwd to practicing the stuff Ive learned in these 2 videos.
“I got two deaf dudes coaching me.” Lmao. 😂 It should not be understated how down to earth and relatable (the joking around at least) these professionals are, while at the same time sharing the knowledge and experience that has helped to ensure our security and freedoms for about two decades. Im sure the other viewers would agree that it’s authenticity is appreciated. Thank you for sharing and I look forward to future awesome content. 🤙🏽😎
I've learned alot from watching Fieldcraft and GBRS videos. I appreciate the humility with which Cole, DJ and Mike convey knowledge and lessons. It makes learning that much easier.
I’m just drawn to GBRS. I watch every video and listen to everything they put out. Knowledge transfer possibles with these guys you can’t put a price tag on it. Love this video
Retitle this because they are sharing knowledge with us all. This is great content and has helped me rid myself of some not so good habits. Great job and very unselfish of you Glover to share your platform to highlight their expertise.
Just picked up a full size X for 549. 500 rounds (maybe) through it. Traded in a 43x with some goodies and got 300 for it. I can’t help but fall in love with the natural point of aim with sigs. Glocks were and are forever my first love but the grip angle really is odd in comparison, with everything else lol
Dude not to long ago I bought a glock43x too and I feel it’s a bit small for my hands even tho my hands aren’t that big. And we just got the new sig’s M18 in the Air Force and I can’t lie they are some really nice pistols. I’m thinking about trading my personal Glock in for a Sig as well.
Sucks you guys aren't doing civilian course, because I'm sure a lot of us would love to just get hit with the fire hose of knowledge. Keep them coming guys and thank you for sharing.
Cheers great video. As a Canadian Veteran, I can offer the opinion that you guys are Spot on ... excuse the pun. When I first went overseas, we were the first ones to use the C-7 5.56mm rifle, transitioning from the FNC1A1 7.62mm semiautomatic rifle. Since the iron sights at the time were black, I found that a sunflower yellow coloured paint on the front post and the rear apature sight allowed me a 2.5 in grouping at one hundred meters in a timed shoot after a 10km run with gear in under an hour. Using paint to highlight the sight as you mentioned would be super. Of course, some higher up thought I was modifying the weopan and made me get rid of the paint ... until he left. For the record, the ones in charge thought that since we were Peacekeeping we were only allowed to go on patrol with 10 rounds ... yes, you heard right, and we were expected to fire two warning shots in the air. When I asked for a basic combat load, I was repremanded. Yep, 10 rounds, not even a full 30 round magazine ... with someone figuring the plastic mags were cheaper and not realizing the headaches caused with the lips of the magazines chipping etc. It took Yugoslavia to clue in the higherups that when shot at, ammo carried was worth more that it sitting on a base somewhere. Sorry ... rattled on there for a second.
I loved every bit of this I wish Australian gun laws were different. I have my weapons license but we can only shoot from a holster if we work with guns Police security ect witch I did a long time ago and I loved it things might be different now but I doubt it love your work guys. 🇦🇺
Great vid. Mike, the slide lock issues you had were probably not magazine related. They were likely your right thumb riding against the slide lock lever, loxking the slide in mid cycle. When we issued the P320X Carry to our agency, we saw former Glock shooters having issues with that. I myself had issues with it during the first hour with the Sig, since I was a Glock guy that had a high grip riding thumbs against the slide. Once I made the conscious decision to slide my right thumb over to the left a little, the Sig no longer locked the slide mid cycle. You mentioned you had that issue on Glocks so you installed the aftermarket lever. The same issue can happen on the Sig. I think the Sig is more susceptible to inadvertent slide lock for right handed shooters than the Glock, coming from Glock. Something to look at. 🤙🏼🇺🇸
Carrying is not as much as a privilege as it is a responsibility, a never ending learning journey, a way of life to preserve your life or others. I'm not even close to a 1/10000000000 level of skill, experience and knowledge that these gentlemen posses... But just in such "basics" like grip and presentation, OMG what a huge amount of knowledge...I'll keep this at hand while my dry firing drills and even for the range. Thank you so much for this invaluable amount of knowledge!
How do you guys feel with all the law suits against sig for the p320 ? I mean at least a bit of them are from police , swat and other type of law enforcement. Just curious
To see these experienced operators go through these drills is fabulous! Having these Seal.operators show an experienced Green Beret guy, while I'm watching, was worth its weight in gold! This video made me want to be a better, more prolific shooter & having them talk about drilling in the basics so when a situation comes up where stress is induced, that reactions are spontaneous was awesome! Thanks much for these two videos & I'll be looking forward to further videos to train & become better .
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“I don’t know about you, but I’ve never shot someone just one time” Probably the best statement I’ve heard all year…thank you guys for your sacrifice for our country.
My leadership always said if its worth shooting once, its worth shooting more than once
With a 6mm plastic round or a bullet? Lol I’m just fuckin’ with ya.
It was funny hearing Mike confirm that though as a Sniper.
Anything worth doing is worth over doing
EXACTLY what I immediately thought when I 1st heard that as well - re-watched and listened to it at least 20 times !!! Rivals one of my favorite movie quote, "..you are a cowardly son of a bitch, you just shot an un-armed man" - "Well he should've armed himself "
I wish I could afford to hang out w/these guys as they teach me how to shoot.. It'd be like Tiger Woods teaching me how to golf, both of which would be an absolute heaven sent dream come true
A Green Beret with all his training...who is still so humble and doesn't have the "I'm too good to learn something new" attitude. So awesome to see. I wish more people would be like this. Thank you Mike for this video. Cheers.
well said, I was thinking the same thing. A master is only good when he has more to learn.
That is exactly my thoughts through part one and two. Awesome.
In all honesty, though.. The Development Group dudes are thee' best of the best. 2nd to NONE.
You know this is staged, right? They're all paid by Sig.
@@ButteredPecan17cag guys are better shooters that’s why they are used in hostage rescues
The amount of knowledge transfer possible in this room is unmeasurable
I've learned so much in 30 minutes. DJ is a great instructor. Would thoroughly enjoy taking a pistol and rifle class with their training group.
I could listen to them for hours upon hours.
Like how to point a loaded gun at your balls at 4;14? real pros here
@@chadhaire1711 Keen eye brother.
@@TonyAndrea725 he safety checked it in the first few seconds of the video.
It's like they make these videos for other people or something 🙄
I want to thank you for this video. I am a training sergeant for a local police department in North Carolina, and we carry the P320 Carry (9mm). We recently had an officer fail day time handgun qualification, and was basically doing everything that you described in this video (bringing his head down, shooting high, wraping his thumbs). We spent several hours with him on the range; however, even after several hours of remedial he did not qualify. He did state that he carried the Glock prior to coming to our department, which I figured could be an issue; however, I did not give it too much thought on the range. When I got home that night, I saw this video on my youtube channel. As I watched it, I could not believe how accurate and well stated all of the points were regarding transitioning from Glock to the Sig P320. In fact, that night I forwarded the video link to the officer's email and had him watch it. The next day we took him to the range and he qualified. He not only qualified but achieved his highest score ever (according to him).
I write all this to thank you for creating this content. As a firearms instructor I had run the gamut as far as trying figure out what was causing the issues with his shooting. It was such a a relief to have some explanation, (not saying it will fix every poor shooter), but at least I have a better idea of how to evaluate shooters like this. Please thank both of the guys from GBRS for sharing their wealth of knowledge on your channel. I subscirbe not only to your channel, but their's as well. I hope to someday get out to Utah and pay ya'll a visit. Thank you for what you do and God Bless all of you.
Really? You are a training instructor and think these guys are so great? Guess you really like the part at 4:10 where he points a real gun muzzle at himself? Great range safety there. How would you like that if they did that on YOUR range Mr firearms instructor. On my range they would be tossed off or worse. Sure go yo Utah and pay them a visit....point your gun at your balls...they wont mind.
Does the p320 go off by itself?....lol
@@jackomalley3687 guns ago off by itself all the time...all it takes is a light trigger and no safety...anything that rubs on the trigger..holster strap, or debris when dropped...happens all the time. Would you carry a loaded revolver with the hammer cocked back?.....no you would not nor would any range allow you on site with it that way. These plastic SIGs are just as dangerous....just like the idiots in this video.
@@jackomalley3687 The hairy chad seems to have an obsessive fixation on Mike's balls... Not sure what to make of that.
@@chadhaire1711 I would like to see your resume chad, because that gentlemen has very likely spilled blood for this country down range and knows how it goes and your typing in HIS youtube comments. He safety checked the firearm prior to pointing it at himself, yes treat all firearms as if their loaded, but pragmatically for demonstration purposes that isnt always possible. I have had classes where myself and the instructor confirm clear before for demonstration purposes he points a gun right at me, I do not mind at all because we have both visually confirmed clear of the weapon and the risk is worth the reward of the new found knowledge / perspective. But yes chad, lets listen to you and do as you do instead of the Green Beret.
Cole needs to get on the Shawn Ryan Show.
A dude that calm, and cool has a story to tell.
Big Facts!! 💯
@AZ Desert Prepper Best part when guys like you mention speak isn't the pew pew stuff. We have movies for that. It is the hard truth of life, adversity, and how they broke through the hard times. I also love how they speak freely about those who helped them through it all. The public perception of these people as robot like operators needs to be fixed.
Yeah man!
@AZ Desert Prepper No shit, right?
Simply awesome. Constantly adapting and learning. Steel sharpens steel.
Watching 3 operators with tons of experience just share knowledge and experience and see the passion and respect they have for their craft is something else. You guys should do more of this
3 OPERATORS ? IS THAT YOUR WORD ?
Wanna know why Mike is a real one to listen to and learn from? He doesn't have expert bias. He's willing to get with guys that are fresh off of high level teams and learn from them. That student mindset and seeking continuous improvement despite decades of experience is essential. Pair that with his heart of a teacher, and learning will occur.
He does seem very open minded, amazing a guy like him is still such a sponge for info, with no arrogance or ego.
Well said
As a young instructor, I feel this.
I think these guys just added a whole new level to the instruction, these guys are Where instructurs should go and fresh up on their game and that will elevate the whole community
@@Breaker197 as a young instructor did you like the part where he points a weapon at his balls 4:13?
Mike Glover is a role model of the Green Berets. He's a great human being. The two DevGru guys are amazingly down to earth and outstanding instructors. Awesome camaraderie.
They're shills, Sigs are dog shit.
someone is jealous@@StuninRub
@@davidsims8636 Jealous of what? Sigs are dogshit.
DJ is nodding and smiling like a proud dad... I love this collaboration. Mike and GBRS guys are amazing!
weird way to put it, nerd
@@rve3716 relax keyboard warrior
Awesome
@@Asturo how's one being like another's "proud dad" when both are of similar age and experience. Isn't the comment condescending and derogatory against the one particular individual who's not being called "dad", thus hinting he is of a lesser being than the "dad", or more junior and is supposedly submissive/obedient to the "dad" in nature?
@@rve3716 you must've never had a dad who was proud of you lol
Mike could fully go fudd mode if he wanted to, and parrot all the lessons he learned during his career without ever learning anything new, and he would still be right about many things. He doesn’t do that, he’s a good student, and it’s relatable watching him being instructed, being slightly stressed but thriving off it. Good stuff
Imagine being the true tip of the spear. The amount of knowledge and training just in this video is incredible. To see Mike continuing to learn and better his training and skills is what true leadership is all about. Honor and respect to Mike and the GBRS leaders. Good thoughts and prayers to all!
Funny how those that never achieved are the yapping Chihuahua's eh? Meanwhile the dudes who reached the pinnacle are open books, taking in, discarding but always looking to improve. Funny how that is (not really) eh?
@@muriloninja Yeah even funnier watching a person take a loaded gun and point it at his balls while heckle and Jeckle just stand there......4:14
@@chadhaire1711 you're in the wrong corner of the internet. The cute puppy videos are down the hall and to the left. And then another left.
@@Bitter_Blueberry So says the troll hiding behind a fake name.........your terms of service nave been cancelled here kid......move along
@@chadhaire1711 it’s even funnier that you don’t know what a loaded gun is apparently. The gun isn’t even loaded until 9:30 . In fact you can see the mag well is empty when he’s showing the camera the back of the gun.
Mike Glover is the most unselfish person, with an open mind and the willingness to learn and improve, allowing us to come along and better ourselves even more! Thank You, Mike! You're the "Very BEST"!
To see these guys, true American Hero's, in a setting together providing information or (Knowledge Transfer) at a level that anyone with some experience can understand is absolutely mind blowing. Hearing them speak you can tell they are experts but do not exude any cocky attitude whatsoever. I can certainly say that GBRS and FieldCraft Survival are my favorite channels that deal with tactics and fundamentals. Glad to be able to put a face to the GBRS guys now that they are retired. Keep providing content I love it.
Well said
Well said indeed
Oh that’s why they did t censor his face. Because he is retired
Yuppppp it’s the humble willingness to learn something new! That excitement to have a chance to improve.
@John Kale they fight for a corrupt government
DJ is such a great teacher. The way he explains how and why is helpful even for someone with the level of Mike’s experience yet understandable to people with a microscopic fraction of his training. Amazing 👍
so much experience he points a weapon at his nutts.....14:10...yeah experience LOL
@@chadhaire1711 nice try troll. 😂
don't know what it is but DJ has a voice that gets the point of the lesson across but is also calming and smooth . i think he has a gift for instructing and bring shooters to their next level . and no i'm not gay .
I cant say enough about how cool it is to see mike treated as a "new shooter" and his own excitement to be learning new things. Really helps me as an actual "basic shooter"(ive taken field craft pistol and carbine 1&2) to not get overwhelmed or fall into ego.
Perfect comment, man. "Always the student" is a great approach. I've watched all 3 of these guys check their egos and do the drills taught to them. So important and admirable.
@@ratta_tat I was feeling the stress and my heart rate went up just watching this.
First off any training that we can get even from a short video from the likes of these Tier 1 operators is absolutely unbelievable. Doesn’t get any better. I’m tuning in on anything these top level veterans are willing to provide. Thank you! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Exactly! This info is priceless and coming from someone who just shot the x5 full, their instructions are beyond perfect. Their system just works!
Real Navy Operators. Direct but humble. And our host is fantastic showing we can learn from anyone at any time. By far one of the best training sessions I have seen.
DJ does a really great job with his instruction. He listens first, explains clearly, demonstrates all in a way that is easy to understand. Has the traits of a good teacher, sorry knowledge transfer specialist.
Cole's point about bringing the sights up to your eyes and Not bringing your eyes down....priceless.
I didn't realize I was doing it and what a difference, it's like magic
And then the backplate tip!
Huge respect to Mike. Despite being sub top 1% elite with all the experience in the world still humbly learning from other experts.
learn to point a loaded gun at your balls at 4:14?
@@chadhaire1711 he safety checked it in the very beginning of the video. Learn to see what you watch. Then learn to think before you type.
@@Bitter_Blueberry how many people have been shot with an unloaded gun....
@@chadhaire1711 Zero. None. No one has ever been shot with an unloaded gun. Because it has no bullets.
People have been shot with guns they *thought* were unloaded. That's why Glover clears his firearm. And the other 2 in the room are aware that his firearm is unloaded.
You've got to be some kind of dip$#!+ to think you could just call this guy out like that.
@@AOMartialArts Another steroid fan boy I see.....If these clowns were on my range they would be tossed out on their ass......in other videos they wear no eye protection when shooting at an indoor range within 5 feet of the wall..I guess you are going to have something smart to say about that.....I will be waiting.
Incredible to see how open minded a top tier operator can be.Very impressive Mike, It’s great to see the highest level of operators training together
I’m new to all this…. These guys are so humble!!! I’d thought they be all look at me I can do this YOU can’t
GBRS is making big plays love them and their lessons!
On point pro instructions. As a U.S. Navy Vietnam vet… to you three warriors a snappy salute from a new subscriber. Go Navy!
"Peace has cost you your strength. Victory has defeated you" BANE
I believe in no matter your skill level low or high, it’s always good to train with people that can make you feel a little uncomfortable. Some of the best champions have fallen because they choose to surround themselves with YES people, instead of people that will drive and push them in the gym.
Great video and I appreciate the free knowledge from some of the most experienced Warfighters out there!
I always want to surround myself with people who are better than me, no matter what it is.
I love how Mike can say, "I'm not a very good shooter", and then you have an abundance of people who shoot at paper a handful of times a year (at the most), and think they are good shooters.
I start every class or match by announcing "I know what everyone is thinking....who's going to be the best shot and worst shot today?....don't worry about the second one because that'll be mine to own". It breaks the ice and helps me wipe my slate clean.....I'm there to learn and improve.
While i never owned a Glock, I've owned several other pistols and went shooting yesterday and utilized some of these points being made with my new Sig. I shot better yesterday than i ever have with any firearm and attribute it to not only the Sig quality and fitment but to several pointers i learned here. Amazing video. A big thank you to Mike Glover and the guys from GBRS. You got a new subscriber!
Sig’s marketing team is smiling from ear to ear right now with this free advertisement haha Overall great video awesome knowledge transfer!
I bought the poor man's version of a SIG (SP2022) because I am cheap. But I love it so much I am upgrading soon to another SIG model. The immaculate reception was a broken and a DEAD ball when Harris caught it. Refs were to scared to reverse the call LOL. Had to throw that in.
Is it free?
Nothing but respect and appreciation for all you SOF guys from a retired naval aviator. I've been fortunate enough to have an up-close look at the SEALS and have supported their ops / training on numerous occasions from my HH60H. Thank God for you guys
Thanks again guys.. being authentic & admitting what everyone feels when they are learning firearms (a new firearm), the range, new equipment, new processes.
Having elite professionals such as yourselves show it all, not editing it to look perfect.. it’s so helpful in building confidence in my son (new to firearms) as well as myself (13yr Army/ARNG 100% disabled veteran). We work security (he more than I now, w/my medical conditions).
Also: “fight in the condition you’re in” so true, love it.
The seal dude who did most of the talking seems amazing. He gives off the feeling of a chill guy at home depot but the knowledge he is dispensing is battle hardened. Genuine care it seems in the advice and doesn't give off anger tone nor a lax feeling. Clean cut and perfect, gotta look him up.
DJ Shipley is a badass and a humble dude. Former DEVGRU guy check out his interview on the Shawn Ryan show if you haven't already.
@@NomadGSXR is he as good as John wick?
@@jackomalley3687 In what context?
Don't sleep on Cole he's a beast also
Check out DJ Shipley telling his story on the Shawn Ryan Show. The interview is 4 hours but it's amazing.
What I love about this video is watching a guy with your experience being nervous and excited doing this drill with a new pistol and being honest about what’s going on with yourself as you do it all. This was great. Thanks for being honest.
I learned so much in this two part series. What stands out the most was your humility to be open to learn. Some with your experience think they already know it all. Thank you and keep learning.
As someone who just purchased his first handgun 1 months ago and has been spending a lot of time at the range to get better… watching these guys it’s incredible how effortlessly and consistent they are with “form/technique” even with no gun in hand. Professionalism at its best!
I literally check 8x a day for part two 🏴🤙
Set reminders Mike! You'd be surprised by how many ppl are waiting for your content. Keep em coming!
Outstanding content…. Shipley is one of the most calm clear and concise trainers I’ve ever seen,In any Discipline. It wasn’t just a knowledge transfer it was a knowledge infusion…
Impressed how humble and ready to learn he is, even though he is undoubtedly already an experienced shooter. We need to all learn to be good students no matter how seasoned you are.
The humility on display from each guy is edifying. This is what this "industry" of training should always look like. Mike, Cole and DJ ... thank you.
This is great content. I’m drawn to GBRS for the same reason that I’ve been Drawn to Mike, clear and to the point. They always explain the “why” in what they are teaching. Nothing is kept behind the curtain. Thank you for getting together with DJ and Cole and introducing them to more of your followers.
DJ Shipley. Absolute stud and hero. Respect and blessings!
The fact that Mike is humble enough to be a new student, and admit his nervousness is pretty cool. If a guy with that much experience can, we all should be able to. Last video, I watched several times and took the back plate stuff to the range. I was quite surprised how well it worked. Can't wait to break this down and take some things to the range tomorrow morning!
No disrespect to snake eaters but they can learn alot from a devgru guy.
@@onlyeasydaywasyesterday well yeah, completely different mission sets. Tier one units practically live in the kill house. Even though Mike was running DA missions with the CIF, nobody's burning reps like Dev and CAG.
Even tho ops act like we know everything we can learn something new everyday. It's all about being humble and always having the willingness to learn.
I would give almost anything to be able to be around these guys on a regular basis. So much valuable knowledge between these 3 individuals. Seriously, Thank you gents, for sharing this with us.
Thanks to Mike and Sean for putting GBRS on my radar. Another OUTSTANDING opportunity for real world information! We ALL appreciate your efforts gentlemen, please continue!
if you havnt already, go watch the Shawn Ryan show on DJ
@@marcusdodd5029 I've watched it. To be honest that sit down really helped me out with some things.
It was so raw and DJ was so down to earth and Shawn gave a bad ass interview like always
@@marcusdodd5029 One of the best, no holds bar, interviews I've ever seen. Nothing of importance held back. Where some are too 'tough' to dive in to the feels and the negatives of their character and actions, he revealed everything. It was awesome, brought me to tears even. I have an incredible amount of respect for him because of it.
The biggest thing I took away from this besides watching Jedi's at work is how humbled Glover is and willing to take instruction with all his background. Awesome,
This stuff is Gold!! I recall listening to old Vets talking about and teaching point shooting with target focus. It seems like a lot of instructors now stress FSF, but this stuff seems to be a throwback to what was taught decades ago. I'm sure technique has evolved,, yet same principal.. We are extremely fortunate to have this resource. Thank you..
Easily one of the best pistol training videos I’ve seen anywhere on TH-cam and the instructors are unbelievably calm and collected. Awesome info!!!
This is easily the absolute best content and instruction that I have seen in the past 5 years. The logic behind the fundamentals and the construct of the drills is just superb. Well done gentleman.
I of course listen to a lot of training videos on you tube and I don’t know why but what DJ says and how he says it really hits home. I love hearing the training from people that have really done what they are training. Thank you for this video and thank you all for your service!
"I'm not a good shooter." So humble. I remember when you bought that Sig X-Carry last year, put 1000 rounds through it. You were money within 5 shots.
“There is no magic, there is only repetition.” F’n great quote and so true
I have travelled from upstate NY to the Sawmill in SC 2x for 3 classes from Fieldcraft . Rifle, Pistol and a Med class. Every class was excellent! It is awesome to see that Mike is still a student. Thats what makes a great teacher! GBRS may be my next set of classes I take. (Sorry to cut you out Mike) lol
Yeah, you hit the nail on the head. An excellent teacher is also an excellent student. I’d love to take a Fieldcraft class.
How did you get into that ? Just through his website ?
The square at the back of the Sig works! I will be rewatching this video for ever. The amount of information for us regular civilians from these three vets is priceless! I now know that even this know nothing civilian has hope agains an enemy foreign and domestic. Priceless! Thank you guys!
I thought it interesting as a Martial Artist that DJ mentions he trains himself to focus on the A Zone. In my training i was taught to do the same because it allows you to see both their possible weapons hands and their shoulder movements telegraphing intention and attacks.
It allows you to observe more vital information using your peripheral vision and fighting against that tunnel vision.
pointing the thumb...kinesthetic sense and alignment. basically point and shoot. i dig it, great info.
Honestly I think this is the most I’ve ever learned from a TH-cam video. I’ve taken Gunfighter Pistol l with Mike and that was awesome. I’m taking Gunfighter Pistol ll next weekend. Definitely going to apply the things I learned from Mike and the GBRS guys in my training. Great video.
Mike - you've done it again......As a relative newby to handguns, I sat glued to this 2 part series and have saved it to my lists. I was humbled to watch three guys who make most of us look like chumps, calmly discuss techniques with absolutely zero ego and nothing to prove. I have watched hours and hours of gun "experts" on TH-cam, taken courses and this was hands down THE most valuable tuition I have had. Ever.
You guys rock, and have left me with a man crush that even my wife understands. Stay safe, please bring us more of this and thank you for your service.
“I’m not a very good shooter” then shoots bill drill in 1.9 haha. Nice job Mike, been a fan of sig for a while, good info. Dj and cole are the real deal.
Amazing to see a Green Beret be so fucking willing to learn and quite literally starting from the ground up on a new platform like everyone should. Just goes to show that no matter your experience (in anything in life), your open mindedness is key to learning. I mean he’s asking so many questions and intently listening to feedback it’s just an exemplary job of showing how we all need to approach new things. They assume they know nothing and approach the tool with such humility and respect.
That is why there are the best in the world
That is why they are the best
Shows how humble Mike is by not mentioning that he’s former delta
No need too...they have all been in the end zone before, no reason to brag! : ) Stole that from DJ's experience from being told that by an experienced DEVGRU Operator on his first DEVGRU deployment. ha!
@@M4R5-C4V14R wrong.
Mike is great as a host in the fact he always tries to give cole and dj both time to engage with him to learn from both of their experience based skill sets! great bunch of dudes!
fkn love your attitude in this mike. Open and stoked to learn something new or upgraded. Most guys with your pedigree and background would be high on their own history. Instead you are pumped to just further your education. Respect brother!
I am from Brazil and is amazing how much Knowledge this series transmit.
If you focus on the fundamentals, your skills will be allways supported and evolution will only depend of how much training you put in yourself.
Amazing video, amazing lesson.
Team guys are masters of their craft and Sgt. Major showed up and set the pace lol. Thank you guys for the lesson work.
Former Army Infantry here, I love seein the inte-rservice good natured rivalry at this level go completely out the window. We're here to train and learn from each other. We can talk trash to each other later. Love it. Stay safe, don't die.
Really interesting watching Mike break hold habits from Glock and building up from the basics with Sig. Well done all around. Looking forward to making the transition from Glock to Sig myself .
I love how Mike is so humble ...he just gets it that no matter who you are or what you've done you can always be taught
Lol it’s nice seeing Mike nervous like the rest of us during training the only exception is he excelled lol. Great video can’t wait for the podcast
I noticed that too. You can see in his breathing and the intensity in his face. The encouraging thing often not seen in videos like these are the “biffs” as he calls them and how they piss him off. But for him to be doing this on a new platform is exceptional.
Yes, a different sort of brave to post a training video w no filters!
Boss move...cuz he's a Boss💯
@@kxkxkxkx exactly he helps make the rest of us feel better, seeing a pro like him go out there and looking like the rest of us. Helps bring it back to reality.
Just bought a new laptop and one of the features of it is show little pop-ups when a youtube video I might be interested in. As opened it up this morning on the couch, I got the notification about the Part 2 and got straight-up giddy. My touchpad reaction time opening this video was a personal best.
Mike's presentation is gold. He is very down to earth and humble, honest about mistakes, transparent about all things, even if it goes against the macho factor found in so many gun videos and instructors. He shows his nervousness, embraces it, and becomes a better operator. All of these guys are complete bad asses , but don't come off like it.
Just switched to the Sig XCompact rxp for carry. The ergos make it feel like it’s part of my hand.
Ditto love mine. With dpp and baldr mini
Tons of respect for Mike and DJ and the other guy! True gentleman in the way they conduct them selfs . No bad egos in this video at all
I love how Mike demonstrates that no matter how badass you are, you’re always a student. And him saying he was scared of the new trigger was awesome. Most people, especially pros, will not admit that stuff, and the fact he did speaks to his character. He really shows that even the best and most comfortable with guns still fear the power of them. He gives shooters a lot of confidence in their abilities and what they can achieve through simple reps.
I'm just a Canadian businessman, but I appreciate the time, energy, and commitment all these fellas put in to be the Elite warriors they are. What is amazing to see is Mike Glover's nervousness in front of these death dudes.....Mike's military career is no slouch and He's nervous....wow. DJ and Cole must be nest level. so much respect all of you for sharpening the skillsets together.
Dj and Cole are the best USA produces. It doesn't get better. Not on earth anyways.
I recently got an M18. Almost went with another Glock, but growing up with guns that had safety's and 20 yrs in the Marine Corps shooting the M9, Im just more comfortable with a safety. Thanks for making this series. I look fwd to practicing the stuff Ive learned in these 2 videos.
Glocks suck but the Glock 19x with an over watch precision trigger is very good
You have to admire Mike's humble demeanor.
Outstanding content and this was very helpful. I’m definitely going to do this at the range
“I got two deaf dudes coaching me.” Lmao. 😂 It should not be understated how down to earth and relatable (the joking around at least) these professionals are, while at the same time sharing the knowledge and experience that has helped to ensure our security and freedoms for about two decades. Im sure the other viewers would agree that it’s authenticity is appreciated. Thank you for sharing and I look forward to future awesome content. 🤙🏽😎
I think he said " I got two DEV dudes coaching me." I thought the same thing at first too.
Video proof of an Easy Day :) Thank you all for your service and sacrifice!!
I've learned alot from watching Fieldcraft and GBRS videos. I appreciate the humility with which Cole, DJ and Mike convey knowledge and lessons. It makes learning that much easier.
I’m just drawn to GBRS. I watch every video and listen to everything they put out. Knowledge transfer possibles with these guys you can’t put a price tag on it. Love this video
Thanks to Fieldcraft and GBRS for everything you are adding to the interwebs. Your content is appreciated more than you guys know.
Retitle this because they are sharing knowledge with us all. This is great content and has helped me rid myself of some not so good habits. Great job and very unselfish of you Glover to share your platform to highlight their expertise.
Reason why Mike is so giddy, it's only a Sig P320 AXG Pro! Phenomenal handgun, extremely well balanced. I love it!
Love both companies...but imma needa stick with my ool trusty g17/19🤙
Take the G34 for a spin too.
Man I remember people in this community are freaking intelligent
I learned a bunch from y’all Thanks for your service
Just picked up a full size X for 549. 500 rounds (maybe) through it. Traded in a 43x with some goodies and got 300 for it. I can’t help but fall in love with the natural point of aim with sigs. Glocks were and are forever my first love but the grip angle really is odd in comparison, with everything else lol
Dude not to long ago I bought a glock43x too and I feel it’s a bit small for my hands even tho my hands aren’t that big. And we just got the new sig’s M18 in the Air Force and I can’t lie they are some really nice pistols. I’m thinking about trading my personal Glock in for a Sig as well.
BAD ASS !!! Just started watching DJ's videos. What an honor it must be to learn from someone of his caliber. AMAZING
I want DJ , mike and pat mac to do a knowledge transfer video
Cole is a man of few words but when he does talk, it's valuable.
Sucks you guys aren't doing civilian course, because I'm sure a lot of us would love to just get hit with the fire hose of knowledge. Keep them coming guys and thank you for sharing.
I’d travel to learn it! 👏🏼
They probably dont want a Chris Kyle incident.
Cheers great video.
As a Canadian Veteran, I can offer the opinion that you guys are Spot on ... excuse the pun.
When I first went overseas, we were the first ones to use the C-7 5.56mm rifle, transitioning from the FNC1A1 7.62mm semiautomatic rifle.
Since the iron sights at the time were black, I found that a sunflower yellow coloured paint
on the front post and the rear apature sight allowed me a 2.5 in grouping at one hundred meters in a timed shoot after a 10km run with gear in under an hour.
Using paint to highlight the sight as you mentioned would be super. Of course, some higher up thought I was modifying the weopan and made me get rid of the paint ... until he left.
For the record, the ones in charge thought that since we were Peacekeeping we were only allowed to go on patrol with 10 rounds ... yes, you heard right, and we were expected to fire two warning shots in the air.
When I asked for a basic combat load, I was repremanded.
Yep, 10 rounds, not even a full 30 round magazine ... with someone figuring the plastic mags were cheaper and not realizing the headaches caused with the lips of the magazines chipping etc.
It took Yugoslavia to clue in the higherups that when shot at, ammo carried was worth more that it sitting on a base somewhere.
Sorry ... rattled on there for a second.
"Im not gonna Baldwin someone" now that's fuckin gold.
What does that mean?
@@kathyfickus9093Alec Baldwin shot someone couple years ago
Lot of respect for guys that are ever ready whether s*** happens or not. Our civilized bubble wouldn't last long without them.
I loved every bit of this I wish Australian gun laws were different. I have my weapons license but we can only shoot from a holster if we work with guns Police security ect witch I did a long time ago and I loved it things might be different now but I doubt it love your work guys. 🇦🇺
Those holsters are more dangerous than a cone snail.
so this is some of the most calm and spot on instruction i have seen. each point has a grounded fundamental reason.
Like the reason Mikey pointed a handgun muzzle at his chest?
Great vid. Mike, the slide lock issues you had were probably not magazine related. They were likely your right thumb riding against the slide lock lever, loxking the slide in mid cycle. When we issued the P320X Carry to our agency, we saw former Glock shooters having issues with that. I myself had issues with it during the first hour with the Sig, since I was a Glock guy that had a high grip riding thumbs against the slide. Once I made the conscious decision to slide my right thumb over to the left a little, the Sig no longer locked the slide mid cycle. You mentioned you had that issue on Glocks so you installed the aftermarket lever. The same issue can happen on the Sig. I think the Sig is more susceptible to inadvertent slide lock for right handed shooters than the Glock, coming from Glock. Something to look at. 🤙🏼🇺🇸
Carrying is not as much as a privilege as it is a responsibility, a never ending learning journey, a way of life to preserve your life or others. I'm not even close to a 1/10000000000 level of skill, experience and knowledge that these gentlemen posses... But just in such "basics" like grip and presentation, OMG what a huge amount of knowledge...I'll keep this at hand while my dry firing drills and even for the range. Thank you so much for this invaluable amount of knowledge!
How do you guys feel with all the law suits against sig for the p320 ? I mean at least a bit of them are from police , swat and other type of law enforcement. Just curious
I love how you embrace knowledge, learning, growth, and change.
To see these experienced operators go through these drills is fabulous! Having these Seal.operators show an experienced Green Beret guy, while I'm watching, was worth its weight in gold! This video made me want to be a better, more prolific shooter & having them talk about drilling in the basics so when a situation comes up where stress is induced, that reactions are spontaneous was awesome! Thanks much for these two videos & I'll be looking forward to further videos to train & become better .
I like that DJ & Cole are not shitting on you, rather encouraging you through every stage.