This is one of the best videos that I seen on this topic. The only other thing to add, is many people out there do not understand that a normal car door WILL NOT protect you in a firefight. Even.22LR rounds can go through a car door and hit occupants inside... I'm impress with this guy in the video talking about the engine block as well as the axis of the back of the car but not the trunk. Again, really on point and 100% viable information.
@@damadfisherman >mostly huuhmmm :thinking: used to have a 97 and I had so many problems with it, battery, misfiring, muffler out so it was deafening noise. Had it for a good four years. I just don't have the mechanical finesse to deal with all that crap.
I've been a shooting sports and gun fan since eighth grade, but I hadn't really studied the self-defense aspect of it until now. I've been doing martial arts and combatives for a long time, and this is a great thing to pair with that. Ultimately, shooting is as much of a combative system, (I don't like the term "martial art"), as BJJ or Krav Maga. Great video. I wish more martial artists/melee fighters respected shooting and firearms. Peace out!
Wow! I cant believe the arrogance and ignorance of most of the people who left a comment. First off there are many different military and civilian teams and academies that teach different techniques. There's more than one way to skin a cat. Secondly, it sounds to me like most of the people who left comments have never been in any gunfight whatsoever much less one from a vehicle but hey, that random dude you met at your gunshop wearing a BCM tshirt and owns an ar15, I'm sure he knows what he's talking about... Yeah. Also, why do y'all have to be rude? Did you forget these are people you're talking trash to? The thing that's destroys our society; its not the president, its not the laws, its our own hearts of pride. Humble yourselves and be kind, its so much easier.
Hate to break it to you Matt, human beings are ANIMALS. The "internet" is a place for these animals to run wild... constant trolling with no one to smash their head in with a ROCK (i.e. no consequences). It's difficult to get over a million years of animal evolution out... gonna take a long time. Some people think we're "civilized", "modern", "technologically advanced", but they have no idea how close we are to going cave man. Take away something simple like water or gasoline from your city for just a MONTH... see what happens. Again, all animals... just waiting to come out.
Excellent! Similar to our PD training with the exception of not hugging the engine block to avoid exposure to skipping rounds. That’s pretty clever and I can say I learned something new!
Bae: Can you hurry up? Me: Shit! I forgot to grab my rifle that I normally rest in my center console. Bae: Oh, can you grab mine too and my eyes and ears?
@@CarolinaNocked I moved to SC from California... man I'm lovin' it. First thing I did was get my CWP. I would run a semi auto shotgun instead of the rifle though... way more damage and your target will certainly be less than 100M away =]
Suppressive fire is more of a military term as you don’t have to worry about your backstop or where the rounds are going per se whereas in the civilian world it would be called directed fire which means simply you were directing your rounds at the suspects last known position.
These kill my 60 year old knees, but good tactics and info to know, non the less. I would have forgotten the optic height over bore issue when firing over the hood. Thanks for the video.
Its for keeping your sling in place while traveling in a vehicle. Lots of guys are killed by enemies because their sling gets caught inside the vehicle on a seat lever, or e-brake etc. as they're trying to exit with their rifle. Its no joke.
Excellent, informative video I have forwarded to all those near and dear to me for their protection. It's great how professionals break down information in such a user-friendly way so that ordinary citizens can digest, understand and implement it. Keep up the great work, Tactical Rifleman and thanks as always for your great content!!
Good and fun video to promote your business. I hope your business is doing well bud... truly. Sucks getting out only to realize we're fucked up and can't get normal jobs... always arming ourselves, sizing things up, looking for outs, etc...
I'd practice keeping my leg in the vehicle when shooting from the front V so I don't get hit in the exposed leg, that V spot is also a perfect bullet bullseye for the enemy so it won't be maintained for long. Another good point, 9mm will penetrate straight through the trunk of a light skinned car, if there isn't anything to obstruct it, 5.56mm will tumble. Good video.
I mean infantry sop is to hammer down and get the fuck off the X. I guess you’d engage from a vic in a law enforcement setting, but your average concealed carry holder should di di out of the kill zone.
@@lkvideos7181 good example. Those berets were in a fucked up situation. Its definitely changed how I want to approach a firefight and the tactics I would use.
The only thing I'd have to say is, your position and attitude is set by the ATTACKER, not you. You take the best position to take cover or provide superior fire against the person trying to shoot you, not so much on the strong points of the car alone. The thing to be remembered, always, in training schools and competition is that in the real world its not mere set up targets by a dynamic fighting enemy you have to fight against. Where is the attack coming from, where are they, what angle is the car to them, where are the enemies moving? You can remember the strong points of the car for maximum protection from fire, but this must always be in relation to the position and fire of the enemy. It could be a mistake to keep your mind welded to the position of the wheels, axles, motor, instead of the fire of the people trying to kill you.
This would've been helpful in 2018 when I got shot up while still inside the squad car. Things I learned: cars are like tin cans. Every round cut through like swiss cheese. Take cover from behind the engine or wheel. I was severely injured as the offender continued to flank and shoot. Only option I had was to crawl behind the squad and tuck my head behind the rear bumper and wheel. Still alive today. What a ride.
@@TacticalRifleman We live in dangerous times...America is not the safe place any more...sad but true and it doesn't look like things are going to get better any time soon...shared this on social media, Facebook
people think this is Hollywood type of tactics but what they dont realize is the fundamentals of a gun fight not so much as how you attack the firefight but how fast can you attack can you reach your gun in time, or can you shoot with your adrenaline pumping. you dont have to roll out of the car screaming contact as long as you got cover and the marksmanship skills do execute the mission you'll be fine
good point on holding the rifle sideways when shooting over low cover. I'd have never thought of that. do you think you guys could do a similar video with handguns. I know tons of people who carry handguns with them everywhere, but personally, I can't say the same for rifles. Still, great video!
You also have to take into consideration that if you are engaging from underneath the rear of the car that most vehicles fuel tanks are right there and if your actually in a real life scenario, you may accidentally send a round into the tank and setting fire
I started watching how to make a wood table and now im watching how to survive a car gunfight.
Yeah, I was watching motorcycles run fast laps at the Ridge Raceway in Shelton, WA and now How to Survive a car gunfight. ADHD's a Bitch! Lol!
I was watching boxing highlights now here we are.
I was watching Nelk Boys new video and somehow ended here lol yup adhd is a b*tch
why did baby shark lead to this video?😂
YT life
This is one of the best videos that I seen on this topic. The only other thing to add, is many people out there do not understand that a normal car door WILL NOT protect you in a firefight. Even.22LR rounds can go through a car door and hit occupants inside... I'm impress with this guy in the video talking about the engine block as well as the axis of the back of the car but not the trunk. Again, really on point and 100% viable information.
when the sight you're using costs more than your car
Matt Bobak Fuckin Cutlass Supreme! Yeeeyeee!
I bought a olds 98 in 2001 for 900 bucks. Had 92k on it. Here it is 2018 and it’s still mostly my daily driver. Wise investment, lol.
Sight more important than car
@@damadfisherman >mostly
huuhmmm :thinking:
used to have a 97 and I had so many problems with it, battery, misfiring, muffler out so it was deafening noise. Had it for a good four years. I just don't have the mechanical finesse to deal with all that crap.
Those EOTeches are so expensive
This is flawless advice. These guys are covering everything without wasting a second of video
He's definitely a former soldier. I was taught that back in Iraq OIF 1 2003-2004
Instructors verbal description of weapon and body position was superb. Impressive communication.
💯 agree, hope they have more idk situational stuff like this..new
Cool, now i can got back to mexico to visit my famili
+Skull Collector 47 all states are fighting now
InsurgenteLoco jajajajajajajajaja
Stay there to!
@@justindavenport9182 go back to africa/Europe.
@@ossito817 who's gonna give your mama her puddin pops?
Perfect! I'm ready to go visit Chicago!
In California I gotta unlock my magazine from the glove box then run to the back unlock my trunk to get my gun ... so yea I’m dead
move out of there as fast as possible!!!
Ride concealed any way I do better then being dead
I live in Europe I can't even own a gun without a license
Yes, but you are don't own a parka and have the BEST sushi restaurants! Kind of a tradeoff.
Same here in Jersey lol
I've been a shooting sports and gun fan since eighth grade, but I hadn't really studied the self-defense aspect of it until now. I've been doing martial arts and combatives for a long time, and this is a great thing to pair with that. Ultimately, shooting is as much of a combative system, (I don't like the term "martial art"), as BJJ or Krav Maga. Great video. I wish more martial artists/melee fighters respected shooting and firearms. Peace out!
Great video. The rotation of the firearms to keep the muzzle above the sheet metal was something i never thought about. Many thanks.
This has to be the best video I've ever seen on this topic
i love learning how to headglitch
😂
Wow! I cant believe the arrogance and ignorance of most of the people who left a comment. First off there are many different military and civilian teams and academies that teach different techniques. There's more than one way to skin a cat. Secondly, it sounds to me like most of the people who left comments have never been in any gunfight whatsoever much less one from a vehicle but hey, that random dude you met at your gunshop wearing a BCM tshirt and owns an ar15, I'm sure he knows what he's talking about... Yeah. Also, why do y'all have to be rude? Did you forget these are people you're talking trash to? The thing that's destroys our society; its not the president, its not the laws, its our own hearts of pride. Humble yourselves and be kind, its so much easier.
Amen
Nice comment. Knowledge is power. Cheers
Hate to break it to you Matt, human beings are ANIMALS. The "internet" is a place for these animals to run wild... constant trolling with no one to smash their head in with a ROCK (i.e. no consequences). It's difficult to get over a million years of animal evolution out... gonna take a long time. Some people think we're "civilized", "modern", "technologically advanced", but they have no idea how close we are to going cave man. Take away something simple like water or gasoline from your city for just a MONTH... see what happens. Again, all animals... just waiting to come out.
Matthew Darnall yup. It's a way not the way.
Matthew Darnall precisely! Well said!
Great videos. No BS, No rhetoric. Perfect.
yup 👍
Excellent! Similar to our PD training with the exception of not hugging the engine block to avoid exposure to skipping rounds. That’s pretty clever and I can say I learned something new!
I love this channel glad I found it! You guys are the real deal! 🇺🇸
That's sedan has a nice interior you need to get that exterior fixed up and that can be a really nice car
The first time i watched this video i was shocked, I have the exact same car with a blue interior
Its an olds i own one and love it
Thought the same, "nice interior!"
Nyet, kar is fyne!!
I once ambushed a guy with a cup of coffee...
what is the color of the boathouse at hereford?!
Are you Al Pacino?
Drain cleaner is more efficient
Jkjr Karmia, beat me to it.
The guy was a sas pretender
This dude is next level. Subscribed!
Bae: Can you hurry up?
Me: Shit! I forgot to grab my rifle that I normally rest in my center console.
Bae: Oh, can you grab mine too and my eyes and ears?
Depends on State y’all live in. I live in SC And carry a loaded carbine all the time. Pistol gets you to the rifle
@@CarolinaNocked I moved to SC from California... man I'm lovin' it. First thing I did was get my CWP. I would run a semi auto shotgun instead of the rifle though... way more damage and your target will certainly be less than 100M away =]
@@liberty9348 yeah because semi auto shotguns aren't notorious for jamming, besides the fact that they have SIGNIFICANTLY less ammo. Run a rifle.
Lucisus Palmer Depends on the gun. A lot of people use them for competition.
@@alecdziuk6450 while true, competition guns are much different than duty/HD guns.
Suppressive fire is more of a military term as you don’t have to worry about your backstop or where the rounds are going per se whereas in the civilian world it would be called directed fire which means simply you were directing your rounds at the suspects last known position.
Love the videos, only discovered the channel today, but can't wait to include this in my drills.
These kill my 60 year old knees, but good tactics and info to know, non the less. I would have forgotten the optic height over bore issue when firing over the hood. Thanks for the video.
Cop thought he had me when he pulled in front of me 😎 but I watched this video first. 😂
ZOMG!!!!!!!!!!
As always Awesome video👍👍👍👍....Carry on the good work.God Bless and Protects you all🙏.
Omg that interior is gorgeous
That's one hell of a nice rifle you have there.
can you do a video on a Smart Car?
Your best bet is to pick it up and throw it at your attacker.
Overhand. Not underhand
Honestly bro they dont have hard points besides the wheels and axles.
Lololol
What about a mini couper
Kinda ironic...That same model Delta 88 saved my life..Great video.
Yes
You guys are low-key giving tips for the streets
I like the tactical rubber band
Its for keeping your sling in place while traveling in a vehicle. Lots of guys are killed by enemies because their sling gets caught inside the vehicle on a seat lever, or e-brake etc. as they're trying to exit with their rifle. Its no joke.
@@TrevVision yup
Yeah, I totally needed to know how to do this
That’s my grandmas old Delta 88. Which I bought for $500 and lost my virginity in. Those bench seats I miss
I’m from south Dallas n we know this by 15
I’m from Dallas fax
Excellent, informative video I have forwarded to all those near and dear to me for their protection. It's great how professionals break down information in such a user-friendly way so that ordinary citizens can digest, understand and implement it. Keep up the great work, Tactical Rifleman and thanks as always for your great content!!
Thank you!!! Excellent basic training!
Thanks, we try to put up a new video every week. Pass it on to your friends to help us spread the word.
Good and fun video to promote your business. I hope your business is doing well bud... truly. Sucks getting out only to realize we're fucked up and can't get normal jobs... always arming ourselves, sizing things up, looking for outs, etc...
I'd practice keeping my leg in the vehicle when shooting from the front V so I don't get hit in the exposed leg, that V spot is also a perfect bullet bullseye for the enemy so it won't be maintained for long. Another good point, 9mm will penetrate straight through the trunk of a light skinned car, if there isn't anything to obstruct it, 5.56mm will tumble. Good video.
These are some bad ass tactics to know, thank you.
Good, clear and concise information. Just how I like it, I'll be sure to pass this video on as a suggestion to my new students.
Thanks for watching, TR
Great excel demonstration. With that Eotech I too find it easier to switch shoulders and shoot low over things. Great demo👍🏽
Nicely done!
Not bad. Most people in these have no clue what they're talking about. This kid was actually pretty spot-on.
Thank you for sharing the wealth Rob! 👍
Actually best way to survive a gunfight in a car is to put it in reverse and floor it...
Yeah but what if you got ambushed in the middle of nowhere with no cover, and the car can't move anymore.
@@lkvideos7181 Ditch it, get out of the killzone.
@@mikuhatsunegoshujin That's easier said than done. Look at what happened to the poor Green Berets in Africa.
I mean infantry sop is to hammer down and get the fuck off the X. I guess you’d engage from a vic in a law enforcement setting, but your average concealed carry holder should di di out of the kill zone.
@@lkvideos7181 good example. Those berets were in a fucked up situation. Its definitely changed how I want to approach a firefight and the tactics I would use.
i got lots of respect for this dude's skill level. i do get the feeling that before he entered the marines or whatnot, he was a skater punk
Excellent video and glad you touched on left handed shooting for shooters like me
Excellent video - thanks for posting!
Awesome. You totally had my attention. Well demonstrated and clearly explained.
Thanks for watching, TR
Great instructions 👍🇺🇸
The only thing I'd have to say is, your position and attitude is set by the ATTACKER, not you. You take the best position to take cover or provide superior fire against the person trying to shoot you, not so much on the strong points of the car alone. The thing to be remembered, always, in training schools and competition is that in the real world its not mere set up targets by a dynamic fighting enemy you have to fight against. Where is the attack coming from, where are they, what angle is the car to them, where are the enemies moving? You can remember the strong points of the car for maximum protection from fire, but this must always be in relation to the position and fire of the enemy. It could be a mistake to keep your mind welded to the position of the wheels, axles, motor, instead of the fire of the people trying to kill you.
Exactlyyyyy...
You said some ancient wisdom
Stay dangerous
Good video
this of course will come in handy in 2020
This would've been helpful in 2018 when I got shot up while still inside the squad car.
Things I learned: cars are like tin cans. Every round cut through like swiss cheese. Take cover from behind the engine or wheel. I was severely injured as the offender continued to flank and shoot. Only option I had was to crawl behind the squad and tuck my head behind the rear bumper and wheel. Still alive today. What a ride.
Glad you made it out okay. Thanks for watching and thank you for your service. TR
When you come to a video to see shooting tcheniques and gets fascinated by the car's dash! LOL
Perfectly instructed video!
Glad you think so!
Rob, can you please comment on how your use the rubberbands to "keep" your sling?
Very good ...bravo
Thanks for the tips!
Happy to help!
@@TacticalRifleman We live in dangerous times...America is not the safe place any more...sad but true and it doesn't look like things are going to get better any time soon...shared this on social media, Facebook
Good show!
Dang how did I get from watching Japanese Caillou to watching “ how to shoot from your car.
Those shooting stances look very similar to the Russian style of augmented stances in systema with weapon handling. Good video!!!
Thankx for the good information
"Cars are bullet magnets." - PUBG Chicken dinner winners
Extremly informative...thanks!!!
Nicely done! Thanks.
great video very educational
awesome 👍👍👍👍
Well done
people think this is Hollywood type of tactics but what they dont realize is the fundamentals of a gun fight not so much as how you attack the firefight but how fast can you attack can you reach your gun in time, or can you shoot with your adrenaline pumping. you dont have to roll out of the car screaming contact as long as you got cover and the marksmanship skills do execute the mission you'll be fine
nice video, I didn't know there were so much to fighting around a vehicle.
Thanks for the visit
Very good.
Sick Vid! Hope you make more.
when i was working psd in iraq i would keep my weapon on my outside leg so I could bring my weapon up outside the A pillar immediately
Awesome!! ✊🏽
Exactly what I was trained to do.
Good practical skills.
This is why Im happy I run a 10.3 MK18 instead of a 16 inch gun lol.
That is a sweet ride! Definitely don't want to damage one of Detroit's finest!
brooo that’s a oldsmobile delta 88. I had one of them!
Great vid
Ojalá y lo subieran en español ya que soy mexicano pero es buen video gracias 👍🇲🇽
ya that sucks ...I’m learning Spanish
Great job keep it up.
I love the Delta ‘88. That’s my first car.
Does he usually drive around with a rifle like that??
Never, unless of course this subject pertains to operators in hostile territory. ; )
In Arizona we do.
@@TastyBadger lol was just thinking they must never have been to az
Your method worked greats thanks for the tip, i am now recovering from multiple bullet wounds using your method.
You're welcome. Thanks for watching. TR.
outstanding!
good point on holding the rifle sideways when shooting over low cover. I'd have never thought of that. do you think you guys could do a similar video with handguns. I know tons of people who carry handguns with them everywhere, but personally, I can't say the same for rifles. Still, great video!
You're not a shooter or you'd know you never put your barrel on anything. Guaranteed way to screw up harmonics.
...maybe start with a typical EDC for people who don't carry their A.R. in their Oldsmobile
Thank God, my AR15 has been trapped in my Accord for three months but now I know how to transition it the hell out of there.
Good stuff but I am surprised you did not show how to open the door with your foot to start.
GOOD sound!
You also have to take into consideration that if you are engaging from underneath the rear of the car that most vehicles fuel tanks are right there and if your actually in a real life scenario, you may accidentally send a round into the tank and setting fire
Randall Brolsma unless it’s a tracer, there’s an extremely low chance that it will catch fire or explode.
Can't wait to try this at school
Where are the classes ?I’m interested in attending
waw man very informative and interesting thanks
Glad you enjoyed it
Fantastic
Good info!!!!