Why I like this “kid”. He has both unbelievable practical skill along with comprehensive knowledge of both the gear and the teaching technique. Not cocky, not trying to come up with buzzwords, not trying to coin techniques after himself. I’m a Police Officer and firearms instructor and have been shooting longer than Lucas has been alive (and he could completely smoke me on the range). I’ve always said to be a great instructor you must be a great student first. Look forward to learning more from you in the future. Nothing but love for someone willing to take the time to try to improve us all.
@@Bigalinjapan doesn't matter how uncool or cool it looks the kid is accurate at shooting and does amazing techniques. He's also showcasing the way you'd use an extra sight in close quarters vs longer range
I’ve run a canted 45-degree Trijicon RMR (Type 1) on my Mk. 12 SPR build since day 1, absolutely worth it. The ability to transition from a (in my case) 4-12x scope into a micro RDS is so convenient and highly advantageous when engaging targets under 25 yards away. Paired with a good muzzle brake/compensator, there’s no better option to have the ability to focus on both long range and close targets with the power of a rifle cartridge. Also, total props to you Lucas and your editing team, I’m loving the hyped music and the quick cut-to-cut style of the video 👌
Kilonoid So ''running'' optics on a ''build'' is ''worth it'', do you fight terrorists while watching pewdiec4ncer and the rest of the mainstream shitstream on youtube?
Need to ask a question. If you shoot opposite arm, how is the transition when you shoot? At times you will have to shift shooting sides to shoot around objects like cars and doors ect.
Alex Duke or, buy the PTS PTWs. Get some time on the training systems which are legal everywhere except Australia, and then when you finally get onto the real thing. You’re gonna have an advantage over new shooters.
Lucas is what you call a "Perfect Practice Makes Perfect." Awesome shooter and all his videos are full of information and knowledge. I'm a cross-eye dominant shooter and I've applied his methodology in my training, which has helped me improved tremendously. Thanks Lucas! 👍👍👍🙂🙂🙂
I pick my platforms and guns based on being a lefty hands that feet's like a righty, and I wouldn't trade you for cross eye dominance. God bless you sir.
My good friend and I were just discussing canted sights this morning. Feeling pretty justified in my expressed viewpoints watching halfway through the video.
It is increadable how many questions have been answered for me by watching these videos. Optics,rifles,training, and on and on. Thank you for what you do. Truly the best of the best 👌
Andrew Stern what hardened operators have you learned from ? I don’t hate him, I’ve actually bought from his store. He’s got skill but until he actually gets into a firefight(s) everything he says is 🤷🏼♂️. Call me an elitist or whatever but once someone that has never been in combat starts talking about combat you lose me.
@@VictoryOrValhalla14 Most people struggle to intuitively grasp new concepts. Most need to experience things directly in order for them to be meaningful, or to seem real. The problem is that those people fail to understand that it's THEIR limitation, not a limitation of the instruction/instructor. You can watch Lucas talk about consistency and methods that help achieve speed and accuracy through consistency, but because he hasn't personally shot at someone, anything he says in that regard is meaningless to you? Good for you. Never give that part of yourself up.
Andrew Stern did I say meaningless ? No you did. Don’t put words in my mouth. This is my biggest beef with TH-cam gun “celebrities” and the cult following. Everything you learn you learn from them, yet when someone with actual experience and X amount of years like the “hardened” operators you know you discount them because they what ? Don’t run TH-cam channels ? The fool listens to the man that has never been in the arena. War isn’t the range, there’s a lot more to it then putting your range bag into your vehicle and having a good ole time.
@@VictoryOrValhalla14 Not many units will ever see near the amount of combat that Ranger Regiment does. They bring him in to run CQM training courses, and Ranger Regiment has been doing more advanced CQM than most people know before Botkin was ever born. So what is it that they recognize in him versus people who talk about the number of firefights one has been in? Obviously there's something there of value that they see.
There aren't many videos out atm that address if anybody is pushing SOP's like this so that is good to know that it is considered practical enough. By far the best YT on the topic.
Jerry Miculek has been busting 3 to the body an 2 to the head in a second or less for 6+ years with canted red dots this isn't a new concept by any means but hey atleast if robotkin holds his mouth right he's good to go
Innovation borne of actual pragmatic, frequent usage and shooting. Excellent. Not just wind spouted from a chair or office. Actual range time. Fantastic. Thank you. This is great, practical, and rooted in actual shooting experience. Wonderful. Makes so much sense.
"I always recommend backup canted iron sights to your canted red dot which is a backup to your primary optic which of course...has backup iron sights." -Chris Costa
Making references to video games used to be such a "no no" in the tactical world but games have become more realistic and we all play them.. so I've always made comparisons. Glad to see you are too.
The funny thing is the reason many games started including them was due to players wanting a way to quickly go from a high optic to a low optic for practical reasons, and practical reasons are practical even if the games them self are semi-realistic at best.
You're so right. In the military I trained with a semi-auto pistol and a few variation short/mid range rifles. Now that I'm out, video games, shows and even TH-cam channels have gotten me into so much more. COD got me into a 44 mag revolver. Took a while but it's my bed side, night intruder deterrent now.
@@user-iz5wc6rc2w it's funny you say that cause I only know guns I've seen in games. Went shooting with a buddy and I was like "hey I know that gun… it's in COD" lol
Your reaction time and overall speed is incredible. Also, your content is always extremely helpful to me. I would venture to say that you have one of the best firearms channels on you tube. I wish that I lived close enough to get private lessons. Keep up the fantastic work.
@@dean8525 because the LODs he used arnt used in tv or film because it makes the world look off and the people ill. Its the first thing thats taught in any film/tv course is dont make it green
I was running a red dot on top of my ACOG for a handful of years, (including deployment) and really liked the pact that I did not have to lower my head to aim and shoot. Basically what it did was that I was more prone to look trough the red dot when in a more casual position during stops on patrols and such. Effectively I didn't have to move my head or rifle much, to start firing aimed shot. Felt more natural to me, especially in CQB where one would aim over a sight anyways (no reason to look through an optic at 4 meters ish, but having the red dot on top of the ACOG made it easy to engage a target at 4 meters and then 20-50 meters split seconds later.
Yeah when compared to a canted rds the piggyback placement is better for passive aiming under nv and and with gas masks as well as having an unobstructed fov.
Literally have changed my entire viewpoint on an old school train of thought. Thank you for everything you do Lucas and the whole TRex crew. Innovators like no other. Will be ordering mine quicktime.
Lol I'm sitting here with the original incantation of a backup sight for a magnified optic: micro rds mounted on top. I'm like what?! Canted sight and it's made at less than 45 degree so I wouldn't have to flip my rifle almost entirely on its side?! Nor have to lose my cheek weld?! SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!!
What I sincerely like about your channel is you don't seem to just test stuff for a day or even a week. It always looks like you live on the range with this stuff. Great explanations too. I learn a lot. Thank you.
The production quality is amazing, the product looks amazing; and every time I see a new video, I'm inspired to continue pushing my own limits, and pushing others to do the same. This is how you inspire, educate and equip. I can't put into words how much the hard work of the crew at T-rex is appreciated. Congrats on the product drop, this thing is sick!
I always wanted a sight that solved the extremely sharp angles of current rail mounts. Thanks T Rex Arms for developing this. I have always shot more comfortably in a canted position so this will hopefully replace my current attachment and make for a more comfortable feel.
@Iain Bailey running only a canted sight on an hk or m4 or whatever in eft is actually a faster ads time. High ergo gun with only canted is very very fast ads.
Your videos, have inspired me to get enough money saved up for an airsoft gun or guns to start dry firing like Liku since here in Belgium its rather difficult to get a firearm. Also great video. Not too long on one topic, the quick cuts and the background music really make it that more interesting to watch.
Salted You’re more likely to die from obesity or a car wreck than get shot lmao. 85% of gun deaths are self inflicted btw (suicide). So it’s even more rare than most stats or mainstream media will have you believe
TREX et al embodies the “civilian market” of the firearms culture. The civilian market is so biblically and absurdly ahead of the military market that its almost comical. The civilians enjoy the ability to adapt instantly while the military takes a decade to field a dated piece of equipment. I hope that in the future the government can learn to streamline from civilian business and furnish our warriors with emerging technology as it arises instead of as it becomes outdated.
bc5766 the reason government, particularly military takes so long is mainly for three reasons, cost, training, and reliability. Having the newest gear is expensive and fitting an entire fleet with new stuff for training as well as deployment isn’t feasible. Giving guys new gear before a deployment would disrupt muscle memory and potentially create a less lethal fighting force. If the new gear isn’t reliable, it risks lives and the mission.
I suggest you look at the Australian Army's model of procurement for individual equipment. The philosophy is to buy small amounts, often. Usually the units embarking on their readiness cycle receive a new issue of top-shelf, commercially available gear, which carries them through their deployment cycle. After, the gear gets handed to second-line units or reserves and the process begins again. This allows the military to keep up with current trends and improvements. As a member of a normal infantry unit, our gear is streets ahead of others such as the US or UK. In fact, several times our international friends commented that we looked more akin to a 'ranger' unit than anything else. Maybe the US should look into this model?
@@ericwong5207 If I ever find myself talking to an ADF member in town, I'll try and remember this. Already learned that the new uniform is basically procured in the individuals own time, and for the folks at Lavarack Barracks they needed to go into Melbourne to fill their paperwork out. Learned a lot of other stuff as well, but this model actually seems to make sense concerning rotation assignment for costs.
Except in reality, the civilian market is just streamlining and mass producing solutions thought up by men in the field. The civilian market doesn't innovate, it just synergizes.
@@ericwong5207 absolute ill conceived and dangerous way of operating on a two way range we had the same issue with certain urgent operational requirement kit issued to us first time anyone laid eyes on it let alone actually spent time training with it was weeks before deployment sometimes on RSOI packages in theatre it was farcical and dangerous we had a situation of people with up to date kit looking the part using it to maybe 50% capability which is fucking stupid if I am using kit I need to know it inside out back to front every flaw every pro every con needs to be second nature or any advantage it has is rendered obsolete the military will always be beholden to the problem of any piece of kit needs to be issued to thousands of people at a time which means All operating procedures need to be agreed on training manuals need to be re written trainers need to be trained courses need to be implemented people need to attend then normal unit training needs to take place as well as issuing the kit and supporting training aides etc etc etc etc its not just a case of dressing up in cool guy kit and smashing rounds onto to target to look cool which is the civilian market full stop this is simply advance AiRSOFT nothing more and there is absolutely nothing wrong with it I enjoy competition shooting but to compare it to military operations and use of these tools in warfigting is at best misguided at absolute worst insulting not forgeting another important thing any piece of kit a nation fields in the realm of war fighting your enemy will immidiatly outer it unless your kit for fills the minimun intended service life a nations military would be bankrupt before it set foot on the battflied if it constantly had the most up today kit all of the time that's the reality like it or not
Lucas Botkin you are the MAN. Excellent video. I am a hunter from Finland. I use FN semi auto in caliber 30-06. I use european 3-12x56 scope and small red dot combination. Here we need a scope that we can use also in very low light time to time also in moonshine. We like to use big and good scopes which are good in low light but not good for short range aiming. In hunting there are situations that you wait to get a moose some 50-200 meters but sometimes they are at 5 to 25 meters. Scope 3-12 is not the aiming tool in that kind of situations. It´s easy and fast to change from scope to red dot just by turnin rifle a bit. When you hunt a bear it is only animal here that can shoot back as we say. Then when the bear is close the red dot is absolutely necessary.
I imagine all the personal shooting vids on TH-cam may do more for gun technology than anything else over the last few decades. It’s really incredible how much info, varying opinions, and testing is available to watch. Very cool vid!
Man, I love watching your videos. They are always so high-speed and densely packed with information in a no-bullshit fashion. Your skill in shooting and presentation shine through with laser focus. They get my blood pumping in such a good way. And for the last section of the vid, that's a gun club I wanna go to!
I have been using a 45* offset with a Mini Reflex for a year now. I am amazed how fast and well it works. I zeroed it at 50 and it is good out to 300. I was issued an Aimpoint , EoTech, ACOG and Elcan. This mini at 45 is faster than any of those. I have it mounted even with the shell deflector. No problems of any kind and I find it faster to shoot than farther out mounting. Lucas did a good job on the video and info provided.
Just gotta say that your videos are very concise and conscious. I've started to try apply many of your tactics and think they are tremendous for all levels of shooters. Beginner, intermediate, and expert alike.
@@Evan-Gomes The dude is clearly an instructor/competition shooter tho, they can reload lightning quick. Plus dumping the mag rather than saving it lets you shave time off and get your gun up faster.
I naturally shoot canted 45 so i actually placed a secondary fully enclosed red dot along with one on top as my backup (Sig Romeo 5s) . I’ve found that having a reflex dot installed is a little too volatile to breakage. In training I’ve been a lot faster an accurate at close quarters, I don’t train to be a sniper and justifying a shooting at 600 yards would be tough in any court. I catch a ton of shit from the “experts” 🤣 but it’s what works for me!
With the canted sight the hand is a bit more in a natural position if at a 30° angle and the recoil pushes right into your shoulder, that's probably why you feel like you get better recoil management. Keeping the sight picture at the same elevation is a great tip. Personally think it's a much better option than a magnifier in everything except mounted storage, since it's a "pokey thing on the side" and some rough handling may bend the mount. Overall it just sits in more firmly and switching from magnification to magnification is faster without hinges or having to take your hand off the gun.
semi-common thing in police training is to run the course at night with a couple cars worth of blues and sirens at full blast, helps train you on focus in the chaos of an actual firefight
@@butre. I figured that was the purpose of the mostly red blue flashing lights tossed all about the course. Still the kind of suppressed night fire exercise I'd consider a party, even without what many would consider music
Well, now I need to buy a micro red dot sight. Thanks. No seriously, I've been considering it. I even have canted irons on one of my builds but I haven't really found a proper excuse or reason to do a red dot yet, and this is just what I needed.
This dude look like straight out from a video game. I'm not just talking about how he looks, he also move like he's in a game. Dude's so quick and precise.
@@MrGhost-fy6mp Alot of imported AK's have severely bent FSB's making many of them very hard or damn near impossible to zero. The moral of the story, get your AK from a reputable manufacturer.
The taller offset is the only offset that actually makes sense. BRAVO, Lucas. BRAVO. In combo with a Magnified Optic, this actually makes a system that makes sense. I'm impressed.
@@Mogas0311 according to Lucas in the video and the product page, the RMR/Holosun models are only available right handed, but will make a left handed version if there is enough demand. Just making my voice heard.
Looks awesome and thanks for keeping the price affordable. My only question is if you train to use this as primary and only use the lpvo for high power/long range, why pay all that money for an lpvo, wouldn’t a regular 8 or 10x scope work just as well?
I know you are joking, but the cyan diffusion is quite strong with sights. It actually could distract your eye with having to adjust colors if you were to look through it very close up covering a lot of fov. :D Similar to taking off ski-goggles after a while. Everything seems too blue and odd.
I came here with YT recommendations, and I’m glad to find a tactical guy who is tactical, and don’t « act » the tactical guy. So many you can see are really focused on the tactical moves, you can see them act to be tactical, with poses and stuff, and look like they want to impress you with their tactical moves. This guy IS tactical.
Funny how somehow you've got to buy some people's standards be a navy seal to really be a legitimate gun guy wtf some of the best shooters out there have never served in the military I don't understand the shit talking does every body that has driven a muscle car have to be a professional race care driver our a ex nascar driver everyone Witherspoon there negative comments this guy can run the shit out of an ar quit with the smart ass commits we all need to stick together especially in these times
The thing is, those who don't serve in the police or military, that do all this training are just playing . Yeah it's cool and all, but unless you actually utilize those skills in a practical manner (aka kill people) It's a worthless skill. Though I suppose there are professionals who can benefit from his training.
@@rockhead1731 I’ve been shooting prior to getting into the military. When posted to my unit, as a junior member, I found myself coaching more senior members when I had to help with rifle requals because I showed competency around firearms. Shooting is a good skill to have, for “you never know when” sort of mentality. If say you have the opportunity to protect your family from home invaders, just as an example, at least you know how to properly use a firearm-since there more to it than just “point and pull trigger”. Also most police and military personnel I’ve come across train / requalify when they have to, and don’t consistently train. Citizens generally have more time to practice and can be better.
@@Marty32 I misspoke when I said it was a worthless skill, It's a Wonderful skill to have. However most of the training drills that what's his name from T-Rex arms dose, are more suitable for COD then any real world self-defense situation. Not saying he's not good . He's a phenomenally good shooter. But his drill are rehearsed and unrealistic. I would love to see him do some building clearing exercises with shoot no shoot situation where he doesn't have any foreknowledge of the building layout or where the bad guys are going to be. You know like real world training exercises. Also I commend you for your service and totally appreciate how under trained some service members can be. I was a range officer and a Firearms instructor for a local gun range and we did qualification training for many, LEO, FPO and Federal Security officers. And it never cease to amaze me the lack of training and poor Marksmanship skills that many of these officers had. Hell I'm surprised Precinct 4 doesn't have more negligent discharge and self-inflicted injuries with the way I've seen them qualify
fair enough! All great points. I believe he has done force on force training before and has done tactical medicine classes along side with SWAT LEOs but I too would like to see more CQB stuff as well. And Thank you for your service as well
Man I love how you show what you are talking about with small clips as you explain. Really makes it easy to understand the specific problems that you mention.
Something that could be really interesting and innovative when technology and batteries get a little farther along would be some kind of aiming module that you put on the top rail of your gun that kind of interfaces with some kind of eye-pro and shows you in real time where your weapon is trained. You could collect a dope using a standard optic at various ranges and then key it into your aiming module and glasses so that no matter where you're aiming, you're getting an accurate ballistic compensated reticle thrown up on your HUD. Have it keyed into a button on the grip where your middle finger sits or something kind of like some models of pistol laser. Fuck all the fingerprint scanner smartgun stuff, a smart gun should be something that makes target acquisition and all the admin stuff you have to keep track of easier. Tell your module system how many magazines you're going out with, how many rounds in each, etc and have it keep track of how many times the action has cycled. You'd literally have an FPS-like HUD thrown up on your eye pro. Holographic lasers would be neat too. No need to have a LAM way out on your gun or anything, just have the glasses project a laser from the front of your gun using some kind of IR blipper like in a TV remote. This would make it more difficult for enemies to use your weapons too. If the top of the gun was just flat and all the aiming and stuff was taken care of on the eyepro end, you'd essentially just have a brick of a gun that's useless without the eyepro component. You could be livestreaming back to command as well in real time, so if you're confirmed killed they can just brick your glasses so enemies can't take them off you. Obviously all of this would require thick lenses and a lot of computery shit going on up front, so why not use this opportunity to design a close-faced helmet system as well? They're already talking about exo-suits and stuff to improve troop capability and reduce MSIs from all the shit they have to carry, give them hightech thick helmets with some kind of neck support system that attaches to the exo-suit so they can absorb shock better and cope with their 15lb helmets. POWER ARMOR, MAN, GIVE US THE FUCKING POWER ARMOR ALREADY. Apologies, this happens every time I see a picture of the Laugo Arms Alien. I just want more techno-gats and techno-gat accessories.
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Why I like this “kid”. He has both unbelievable practical skill along with comprehensive knowledge of both the gear and the teaching technique. Not cocky, not trying to come up with buzzwords, not trying to coin techniques after himself. I’m a Police Officer and firearms instructor and have been shooting longer than Lucas has been alive (and he could completely smoke me on the range). I’ve always said to be a great instructor you must be a great student first. Look forward to learning more from you in the future. Nothing but love for someone willing to take the time to try to improve us all.
I wish more people thought like this, the best option is the best option regardless of how it looks or who it comes from.
As someone in private security I completely agree, the kid seems like a great instructor, very knowledgeable and good practice.
So acting like in an exaggerated action movie should be part of any police officer's job?
@@Bigalinjapan your comment makes no sense
@@Bigalinjapan doesn't matter how uncool or cool it looks the kid is accurate at shooting and does amazing techniques. He's also showcasing the way you'd use an extra sight in close quarters vs longer range
That guy is like John Wick with the body of an asparagus
LX8 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂💀
😂 i get called a string bean a lot so this relates
"With a gat it don't matter if you're smarter or bigger" - Easy E
@@j0rd1cu5m4x1mus photographed ur comment
sorry if i did mistakes in my writing but im drunk and German asdkjfhiwehf
Tactical Mclovin
Not only does this young man have it figured out but can speak in laments terms and not a lot of “uhmm”
Its the reign..
Laymen’s 🤦🏻♂️
Lament?
Apparently not laymen enough 😂
@@lukefox310 stone throwing? ;)
I’ve run a canted 45-degree Trijicon RMR (Type 1) on my Mk. 12 SPR build since day 1, absolutely worth it. The ability to transition from a (in my case) 4-12x scope into a micro RDS is so convenient and highly advantageous when engaging targets under 25 yards away. Paired with a good muzzle brake/compensator, there’s no better option to have the ability to focus on both long range and close targets with the power of a rifle cartridge. Also, total props to you Lucas and your editing team, I’m loving the hyped music and the quick cut-to-cut style of the video 👌
i run a 4x on my kilo and i stuggle to keep the gun recoil down and my aim goes wild running a eo tech than a red dot
Sameeeee
Kilonoid
So ''running'' optics on a ''build'' is ''worth it'', do you fight terrorists while watching pewdiec4ncer and the rest of the mainstream shitstream on youtube?
Rocksparadox From the blocks Hey, dude, you’re harshing my mellow.
Need to ask a question. If you shoot opposite arm, how is the transition when you shoot? At times you will have to shift shooting sides to shoot around objects like cars and doors ect.
Him: "I'm the founder and CEO of a company called T.REX Arms"
Them: "Oh interesting, what's the company about?"
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Him: " *Small arms* "
I've been watching this channel on and off for a few years and I never clicked.
top tier brand name right there
🤣
T.REX arms could be referring to how small a T-rex's arms are? idk.
small arms, fast trigger finger.
Me, living in europe and having zero possibility on shooting or owning a gun legaly: *hmmmm yes interesting video*
Hey bro take a trip to murica and stop by a shooting range. I would recommend one that rents full auto guns.
Alex Duke or, buy the PTS PTWs. Get some time on the training systems which are legal everywhere except Australia, and then when you finally get onto the real thing. You’re gonna have an advantage over new shooters.
Move to Texas. And keep it red to enjoy your freedoms.
you can in czech, sweeden, italy, slovakia...
Move to France, completely legal here
fun fact: in the game mentioned earlier "escape from tarkov" the canted sight has faster ads speed than running a traditional red dot
Now if only PMCs would stop chicken winging-exposing themselves around corners.
@@enasnI99 excuse me? no lol jk the canted red dots on the M1As and M4s are CRAZY fast.
@@chickenpotpie888 some would say too fast
I think if there is any set of viewers for which you do not need to explain “escape from tarkov” is a game it’s t.rex arms’ audience. 😑
lambotino especially on the M1A. It’s ridiculous.
Lucas: doesn’t like blue in an optic
Also Lucas: uses blue to color grade every video
no u
I was wondering about why his videos seem to be blueish or is the weather just bad all the time
It's always the apocalypse in his vids.
He just in the Matrix. Constant bullet time
It's not blue, it's green.
Lucas is what you call a "Perfect Practice Makes Perfect." Awesome shooter and all his videos are full of information and knowledge. I'm a cross-eye dominant shooter and I've applied his methodology in my training, which has helped me improved tremendously. Thanks Lucas! 👍👍👍🙂🙂🙂
I pick my platforms and guns based on being a lefty hands that feet's like a righty, and I wouldn't trade you for cross eye dominance. God bless you sir.
More curious about whether he sees everything in V.A.T.S., Dead Eye, Bullet Time, or just auto aim?
He obviously has aim-bot.
Yes. To all of them.
He aimbots has VATS
hes using a Trigger Bot for CS:GO
all of the above simultaneously
My good friend and I were just discussing canted sights this morning. Feeling pretty justified in my expressed viewpoints watching halfway through the video.
It is increadable how many questions have been answered for me by watching these videos. Optics,rifles,training, and on and on. Thank you for what you do. Truly the best of the best 👌
My wife got me one for my birthday.
"It's not much baby, but I thought you would like it,"
My desire to put another baby in her multiplied 4x...
And that you should've right then and there
Will your wife marry me 💁♂️
Biggest takeaway is that she knows what is a backup red dot or iron sight. She's a keeper.
Well that escalated quickly....
😍🥰
I came here to watch the Aimbotkin handle business. I am not disappointed.
Honestly, I've learned more from this kid than dozens of hardened operators. Other than envy, I really don't understand the hate he receives.
Andrew Stern what hardened operators have you learned from ? I don’t hate him, I’ve actually bought from his store. He’s got skill but until he actually gets into a firefight(s) everything he says is 🤷🏼♂️. Call me an elitist or whatever but once someone that has never been in combat starts talking about combat you lose me.
@@VictoryOrValhalla14 Most people struggle to intuitively grasp new concepts. Most need to experience things directly in order for them to be meaningful, or to seem real. The problem is that those people fail to understand that it's THEIR limitation, not a limitation of the instruction/instructor. You can watch Lucas talk about consistency and methods that help achieve speed and accuracy through consistency, but because he hasn't personally shot at someone, anything he says in that regard is meaningless to you? Good for you. Never give that part of yourself up.
Andrew Stern did I say meaningless ? No you did. Don’t put words in my mouth. This is my biggest beef with TH-cam gun “celebrities” and the cult following. Everything you learn you learn from them, yet when someone with actual experience and X amount of years like the “hardened” operators you know you discount them because they what ? Don’t run TH-cam channels ? The fool listens to the man that has never been in the arena. War isn’t the range, there’s a lot more to it then putting your range bag into your vehicle and having a good ole time.
@@VictoryOrValhalla14 Not many units will ever see near the amount of combat that Ranger Regiment does. They bring him in to run CQM training courses, and Ranger Regiment has been doing more advanced CQM than most people know before Botkin was ever born. So what is it that they recognize in him versus people who talk about the number of firefights one has been in? Obviously there's something there of value that they see.
British army standard issue sight is an acog with a RDS on top. Nice to see you address this practice as part of the conversation
There aren't many videos out atm that address if anybody is pushing SOP's like this so that is good to know that it is considered practical enough.
By far the best YT on the topic.
"Are canted red dots fast?" Thats a trick question, everything is fast when Lucas is doing it XD
Right on Brother.
rip his wife
Jerry Miculek has been busting 3 to the body an 2 to the head in a second or less for 6+ years with canted red dots this isn't a new concept by any means but hey atleast if robotkin holds his mouth right he's good to go
Boot lick much...
Bruh is he a veteran or something
It’s like you are reading my mind. Trooper here and I was just wondering and contemplating what setup for a dual optic setup. Thank You Lucas.
Innovation borne of actual pragmatic, frequent usage and shooting. Excellent. Not just wind spouted from a chair or office. Actual range time. Fantastic. Thank you. This is great, practical, and rooted in actual shooting experience. Wonderful. Makes so much sense.
"I always recommend backup canted iron sights to your canted red dot which is a backup to your primary optic which of course...has backup iron sights."
-Chris Costa
Four is two and two is one and one is none
Philip Troxel pff bare rail is where it’s at
Philip Troxel can never be too prepared
@@Thenameisbond1 point shooting out the ass
Making references to video games used to be such a "no no" in the tactical world but games have become more realistic and we all play them.. so I've always made comparisons. Glad to see you are too.
The funny thing is the reason many games started including them was due to players wanting a way to quickly go from a high optic to a low optic for practical reasons, and practical reasons are practical even if the games them self are semi-realistic at best.
You're so right. In the military I trained with a semi-auto pistol and a few variation short/mid range rifles. Now that I'm out, video games, shows and even TH-cam channels have gotten me into so much more. COD got me into a 44 mag revolver. Took a while but it's my bed side, night intruder deterrent now.
Also I think people have realized that a look large group off people are introduced to guns through video games
@@user-iz5wc6rc2w it's funny you say that cause I only know guns I've seen in games. Went shooting with a buddy and I was like "hey I know that gun… it's in COD" lol
Your reaction time and overall speed is incredible. Also, your content is always extremely helpful to me. I would venture to say that you have one of the best firearms channels on you tube. I wish that I lived close enough to get private lessons. Keep up the fantastic work.
The short clip of Drew bursting the full auto was GOLD 😂😂😂
brrrrrra
Had to replay the was so dope.
I love how the music just stops for that short bit, because that full auto pistol is music itself.
I have followed you for at least two to three years. Your videos are very awesome and educational
Effective advert for your offset mount. Looking forward to picking one up when they become available again...
6:44 „I don’t really like to look through all that blue“
Also him: **cologrades whole video into a green-blueish mess to make it look cool**
Lmao the green LODs make him look ill
Lmfao for real
Why is it a "mess"
@@dean8525 because the LODs he used arnt used in tv or film because it makes the world look off and the people ill. Its the first thing thats taught in any film/tv course is dont make it green
@@dean8525 It doesn't make the viewers feel ill but the people in the video look ill, exactly like De4ult said.
If there's ever a zombie apocalypse, I want this guy in my team.
Cringe
@@evanmendez-perez5960 okay pepe profile picture
why?
Dudebro would be a very excellent unit indeed
@@Adam-fk9bf not really
I was running a red dot on top of my ACOG for a handful of years, (including deployment) and really liked the pact that I did not have to lower my head to aim and shoot. Basically what it did was that I was more prone to look trough the red dot when in a more casual position during stops on patrols and such. Effectively I didn't have to move my head or rifle much, to start firing aimed shot. Felt more natural to me, especially in CQB where one would aim over a sight anyways (no reason to look through an optic at 4 meters ish, but having the red dot on top of the ACOG made it easy to engage a target at 4 meters and then 20-50 meters split seconds later.
Yeah when compared to a canted rds the piggyback placement is better for passive aiming under nv and and with gas masks as well as having an unobstructed fov.
I TOURED TOOO I JUST BLEW THEM THE FUCKK UPP ALL DAY EVERY DAY BODY PARTS SEEDING THE CLOUDS
Literally have changed my entire viewpoint on an old school train of thought. Thank you for everything you do Lucas and the whole TRex crew. Innovators like no other. Will be ordering mine quicktime.
Lol I'm sitting here with the original incantation of a backup sight for a magnified optic: micro rds mounted on top.
I'm like what?! Canted sight and it's made at less than 45 degree so I wouldn't have to flip my rifle almost entirely on its side?! Nor have to lose my cheek weld?!
SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!!
9:35 something you usually see once in your life. And we could watch it 4 times in a row..
Im dead, that was some movie shit
This clip is killing me.
That walk away after “something else needed to be designed” will forever be epic to me.
You must not know the definition of epic. Not "epic"
Totally agree 💯
"Being normal and running an AR"
*Cries in AK*
Robert Jones *slavic sobbing*
Running AKs with canted sights sucks because of how big the front of the gun is.
@@Tonius126 If you buy an older ak the sights are usually canted when you get it lol
@@Tonius126 jokes on you, often milsurp AK's come with factory canted sights and sometimes curved barrels
Laughs in the shadows in fal
This guy look like they could finish off 100s of enemies with his quick reactions and form... Straight out of a movie
But no one is shooting back so.__.......___.___
He should be in in the current war now or being in swat
It doesn't have to be enemies shooting back. could be a pack of monsters running towards him.
Different under enemy fire bud.
@ joking man,i thought it would be funny lol
What I sincerely like about your channel is you don't seem to just test stuff for a day or even a week. It always looks like you live on the range with this stuff. Great explanations too. I learn a lot. Thank you.
1:36 ok, Keanu calm down with the ninja reloads. Had to .75 that shit just to make sure you didn't pull that mag out of an alternate dimension. 🤣
Logan MacNeil lmao right
Jeezuhz christ I just noticed that
I looked it look like the mag is spring loaded up his sleeve or some shit
Holy shit 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Dude, I still dont see where he pulled it from that fast 😭😂
22:40-23:40
When you’re in the club hunting down that ATF agent because he killed your dog.
*JOHN WICK INTENSIFIES*
@idkAnymore FOR ALLAH!!!
Michael Pullins yep! Any day
@idkAnymore hahahaha got eem
@idkAnymore racist
4:53 7 months later, still waiting for that magnifier video.
Edit: 10 months later, still waiting for that magnifier video
True
Idk if you know but he made a video on it
Lucas: *Drops sight*
Lucas: "Now its broken.."
Text on screen: **For legal reasons - that was a joke**
Pewdiepie congratulation
The production quality is amazing, the product looks amazing; and every time I see a new video, I'm inspired to continue pushing my own limits, and pushing others to do the same. This is how you inspire, educate and equip. I can't put into words how much the hard work of the crew at T-rex is appreciated. Congrats on the product drop, this thing is sick!
100%
I always wanted a sight that solved the extremely sharp angles of current rail mounts. Thanks T Rex Arms for developing this. I have always shot more comfortably in a canted position so this will hopefully replace my current attachment and make for a more comfortable feel.
Thanks for the elite gamer tips Mr. Thotkin.
Anytime.
😆😆😆
With VR becoming more and more popular, this will probably actually be useful for gamers.
Oof.
@@Yveldi cant wait for gun gale online (anime) realistic vr....
@Iain Bailey running only a canted sight on an hk or m4 or whatever in eft is actually a faster ads time. High ergo gun with only canted is very very fast ads.
Your videos, have inspired me to get enough money saved up for an airsoft gun or guns to start dry firing like Liku since here in Belgium its rather difficult to get a firearm. Also great video. Not too long on one topic, the quick cuts and the background music really make it that more interesting to watch.
Or you could move to a non commie country and embrace double cheese burgers, Nascar, and a fuck ton of fire arms
@@tknier88 Americans are lucky to have such freedoms
Gh0st800 true
@@tknier88 Would rather not get shot just walking outside though.
Salted
You’re more likely to die from obesity or a car wreck than get shot lmao.
85% of gun deaths are self inflicted btw (suicide). So it’s even more rare than most stats or mainstream media will have you believe
Yes please for the left handed RMR setup!! I've been looking for a good option for left handed offset for years. I will buy it for sure!
wow this is awesome. When can we expect Peacekeeper to start selling the T-Rex Arms offset mount in Escape from Tarkov?
lmfao
Yes please.
I think we should text them to add this mount
Should call Nikita, they might add it in... even tho there's plenty of options already.
Yes please
8:40 the glass shatter after gunfire. Amazing game detail right there.!
I love how all of his guns get so much use that they look naturally battle worn.
went full john wick club scene there at the end. love it
TREX et al embodies the “civilian market” of the firearms culture. The civilian market is so biblically and absurdly ahead of the military market that its almost comical. The civilians enjoy the ability to adapt instantly while the military takes a decade to field a dated piece of equipment. I hope that in the future the government can learn to streamline from civilian business and furnish our warriors with emerging technology as it arises instead of as it becomes outdated.
bc5766 the reason government, particularly military takes so long is mainly for three reasons, cost, training, and reliability. Having the newest gear is expensive and fitting an entire fleet with new stuff for training as well as deployment isn’t feasible. Giving guys new gear before a deployment would disrupt muscle memory and potentially create a less lethal fighting force. If the new gear isn’t reliable, it risks lives and the mission.
I suggest you look at the Australian Army's model of procurement for individual equipment. The philosophy is to buy small amounts, often. Usually the units embarking on their readiness cycle receive a new issue of top-shelf, commercially available gear, which carries them through their deployment cycle. After, the gear gets handed to second-line units or reserves and the process begins again.
This allows the military to keep up with current trends and improvements. As a member of a normal infantry unit, our gear is streets ahead of others such as the US or UK. In fact, several times our international friends commented that we looked more akin to a 'ranger' unit than anything else. Maybe the US should look into this model?
@@ericwong5207 If I ever find myself talking to an ADF member in town, I'll try and remember this. Already learned that the new uniform is basically procured in the individuals own time, and for the folks at Lavarack Barracks they needed to go into Melbourne to fill their paperwork out. Learned a lot of other stuff as well, but this model actually seems to make sense concerning rotation assignment for costs.
Except in reality, the civilian market is just streamlining and mass producing solutions thought up by men in the field. The civilian market doesn't innovate, it just synergizes.
@@ericwong5207 absolute ill conceived and dangerous way of operating on a two way range we had the same issue with certain urgent operational requirement kit issued to us first time anyone laid eyes on it let alone actually spent time training with it was weeks before deployment sometimes on RSOI packages in theatre it was farcical and dangerous we had a situation of people with up to date kit looking the part using it to maybe 50% capability which is fucking stupid if I am using kit I need to know it inside out back to front every flaw every pro every con needs to be second nature or any advantage it has is rendered obsolete the military will always be beholden to the problem of any piece of kit needs to be issued to thousands of people at a time which means All operating procedures need to be agreed on training manuals need to be re written trainers need to be trained courses need to be implemented people need to attend then normal unit training needs to take place as well as issuing the kit and supporting training aides etc etc etc etc its not just a case of dressing up in cool guy kit and smashing rounds onto to target to look cool which is the civilian market full stop this is simply advance AiRSOFT nothing more and there is absolutely nothing wrong with it I enjoy competition shooting but to compare it to military operations and use of these tools in warfigting is at best misguided at absolute worst insulting not forgeting another important thing any piece of kit a nation fields in the realm of war fighting your enemy will immidiatly outer it unless your kit for fills the minimun intended service life a nations military would be bankrupt before it set foot on the battflied if it constantly had the most up today kit all of the time that's the reality like it or not
Lucas Botkin you are the MAN. Excellent video.
I am a hunter from Finland. I use FN semi auto in caliber 30-06. I use european 3-12x56 scope and small red dot combination.
Here we need a scope that we can use also in very low light time to time also in moonshine. We like to use big and good scopes which are good in low light but not good for short range aiming. In hunting there are situations that you wait to get a moose some 50-200 meters but sometimes they are at 5 to 25 meters. Scope 3-12 is not the aiming tool in that kind of situations. It´s easy and fast to change from scope to red dot just by turnin rifle a bit.
When you hunt a bear it is only animal here that can shoot back as we say. Then when the bear is close the red dot is absolutely necessary.
I imagine all the personal shooting vids on TH-cam may do more for gun technology than anything else over the last few decades. It’s really incredible how much info, varying opinions, and testing is available to watch. Very cool vid!
Man, I love watching your videos. They are always so high-speed and densely packed with information in a no-bullshit fashion. Your skill in shooting and presentation shine through with laser focus. They get my blood pumping in such a good way. And for the last section of the vid, that's a gun club I wanna go to!
Props to the cameraman and editor! This is absolutely epic.
I have been using a 45* offset with a Mini Reflex for a year now. I am amazed how fast and well it works. I zeroed it at 50 and it is good out to 300. I was issued an Aimpoint , EoTech, ACOG and Elcan. This mini at 45 is faster than any of those. I have it mounted even with the shell deflector. No problems of any kind and I find it faster to shoot than farther out mounting. Lucas did a good job on the video and info provided.
"Fully ambidextrous, so you can flip it onto the other side of the gun if you're a lefty" - or if you want to put three red dots on your rifle
haha :D make it a spider with 8 eyes!
It’s the gun version of panoramic NVGs with 4 tubes on a helmet mount
Just gotta say that your videos are very concise and conscious. I've started to try apply many of your tactics and think they are tremendous for all levels of shooters. Beginner, intermediate, and expert alike.
2:04 Do you have Sleight of Hands on ? That reload was insane
i can easily say that was sped up like 20 percent minimum
Also impractical, you don't leave a magazine on the ground like that, its reusable and expensive. And clearly sped up.
All those long nights of Battlefield on pc got my mans reloadin in 1 millisecond
@@Evan-Gomes The dude is clearly an instructor/competition shooter tho, they can reload lightning quick. Plus dumping the mag rather than saving it lets you shave time off and get your gun up faster.
@@Evan-Gomes You do realize you can just pick it up when your done shooting right? It doesn't phase through the ground and disappear forever
When your dream was SWAT but TH-cam will do.
Even by SWAT standards this guy is a toughie
Nanashi i would say he got the better deal
You tube makes more money and you dont get shot at
@@gorilla4887 It's not as stable initially, but this guy's been doing it for a while so it's no surprise he's well off
My mans feeling like john wick doe
Oh man, the production here is awesome! Keep up the quality content!
Nobody:
Absolutely nobody:
The last minute and a half of this video: *boogaloo rave*
Boogalooo rave is now a thing and I want to attend...lol
Boogaloo lol more like bootlicker.
^ Found the jealous vet.
Can't wait.
Great music; what is the track name?
“Well now it’s broken” 😂
Hey its you
Might as well fix it! 😂😂😂
Hello Jake
Reno May hey it’s you
Hey it’s me
I naturally shoot canted 45 so i actually placed a secondary fully enclosed red dot along with one on top as my backup (Sig Romeo 5s) . I’ve found that having a reflex dot installed is a little too volatile to breakage. In training I’ve been a lot faster an accurate at close quarters, I don’t train to be a sniper and justifying a shooting at 600 yards would be tough in any court. I catch a ton of shit from the “experts” 🤣 but it’s what works for me!
Sometimes pissing of the know-it-alls is half the fun. ;)
this is my first video of yours... THAT QUALITYYYY my eyes are blessed
8:49 That's pretty cool to see the gasses from the muzzle brake chipping away at the glass on that vehicle.
That's the paint job I believe
@@damansbedi Whatever it is, I just think it's neat.
@@CREEPINGIRON you are right about that.
@@damansbedi looks like glass to me.
I was wrong. It's the glass
With the canted sight the hand is a bit more in a natural position if at a 30° angle and the recoil pushes right into your shoulder, that's probably why you feel like you get better recoil management. Keeping the sight picture at the same elevation is a great tip.
Personally think it's a much better option than a magnifier in everything except mounted storage, since it's a "pokey thing on the side" and some rough handling may bend the mount. Overall it just sits in more firmly and switching from magnification to magnification is faster without hinges or having to take your hand off the gun.
CDgonePotatoes, exactly! But, IMHO, the natural position for p.handle is about 80° angle (to vertikal) ...)))
22:37 now that's a party
semi-common thing in police training is to run the course at night with a couple cars worth of blues and sirens at full blast, helps train you on focus in the chaos of an actual firefight
@@butre. I figured that was the purpose of the mostly red blue flashing lights tossed all about the course. Still the kind of suppressed night fire exercise I'd consider a party, even without what many would consider music
Well, now I need to buy a micro red dot sight. Thanks. No seriously, I've been considering it. I even have canted irons on one of my builds but I haven't really found a proper excuse or reason to do a red dot yet, and this is just what I needed.
You will be amazed and wonder why you ever ran BUIS!
wish I could just invent something when I'm not happy with stuff thats available on the market, great stuff
Why can't you? It's not rocket science with modern machining tools. Simple trial and error.
This dude look like straight out from a video game.
I'm not just talking about how he looks, he also move like he's in a game.
Dude's so quick and precise.
Rai Inifinity Ward hired him to do the mocap for Modern Warfare 2019.
I was gonna say.. actually it’s the other way around. Video games are based on him
When the Ak sight is already canted without mods.
I don’t get it
@@Yku30 alot of entry level aks have poor qc and often come with canted front sights
Century vska be like
@@MrGhost-fy6mp Alot of imported AK's have severely bent FSB's making many of them very hard or damn near impossible to zero. The moral of the story, get your AK from a reputable manufacturer.
The taller offset is the only offset that actually makes sense. BRAVO, Lucas. BRAVO. In combo with a Magnified Optic, this actually makes a system that makes sense. I'm impressed.
I'd love to see a lefty RMR option. I run a 45 Degree on my SPR and I'd love to try tour model out.
LundGearReviews I believe you can with this one but if not, look at Arisaka.
@@Mogas0311 according to Lucas in the video and the product page, the RMR/Holosun models are only available right handed, but will make a left handed version if there is enough demand. Just making my voice heard.
@@Rob_Nasty at least I'm right minded
13:17 no need to wait fam. he said the Delta is ambidextruous and can be set up for Left handed shooters.
@@killian9314 yeah, but I have a holosun... Granted I love the deltapoint.
09:35 did this guy just shoot me in the face? 4 times ?
A highly underrated comment
This comment almost killed me :P
yes. you should feel special
JFC Charles, I never realized you used a BMPCC on a Ronin for some time. Props to ya!
When you stay the night with the quite kid at school
*quiet
Jonathan Ziegler there’s no point in correcting people if it’s obviously auto correct
@@ZachMaso well, when someone else who is not so good at spelling reads this, he doesnt get a wrong idea of how the thing is spelled
@@janbernad4729 true
20:42 "Stealth is optional"
Roland Kontson I’m dead 😂
this is hilarious and totally me
Looks awesome and thanks for keeping the price affordable. My only question is if you train to use this as primary and only use the lpvo for high power/long range, why pay all that money for an lpvo, wouldn’t a regular 8 or 10x scope work just as well?
You could think of it that way. An lpvo just gives you even more flexibility.
I was just thinking about having a canted sight for my AR10. The algorithm provides!
@6:40 "I don't really like having to looking through all that blue [...]"
Literally every video is has blue added. LOL
Great video.
I know you are joking, but the cyan diffusion is quite strong with sights. It actually could distract your eye with having to adjust colors if you were to look through it very close up covering a lot of fov. :D Similar to taking off ski-goggles after a while. Everything seems too blue and odd.
Canted for me, it’s a personal preference. I can (for me) swap between lpvo and red dot much faster.
One day I may try mounted above lpvo.
I came here with YT recommendations, and I’m glad to find a tactical guy who is tactical, and don’t « act » the tactical guy. So many you can see are really focused on the tactical moves, you can see them act to be tactical, with poses and stuff, and look like they want to impress you with their tactical moves.
This guy IS tactical.
22:51.....when Trex dude are soooooo fast you ask "is that a full auto pistol or nah....." and you're still not even sure
That was actually a full auto pistol
@@robertf6523 was it though....or does it just look that in the hands of these pistol ninjas!
mark breadman i don’t think even a pistol ninja can do 3 shots in 1 sec
This is still one of the best shooting sequences you guys have ever filmed
Funny how somehow you've got to buy some people's standards be a navy seal to really be a legitimate gun guy wtf some of the best shooters out there have never served in the military I don't understand the shit talking does every body that has driven a muscle car have to be a professional race care driver our a ex nascar driver everyone Witherspoon there negative comments this guy can run the shit out of an ar quit with the smart ass commits we all need to stick together especially in these times
The thing is, those who don't serve in the police or military, that do all this training are just playing . Yeah it's cool and all, but unless you actually utilize those skills in a practical manner (aka kill people) It's a worthless skill. Though I suppose there are professionals who can benefit from his training.
@@rockhead1731 I’ve been shooting prior to getting into the military. When posted to my unit, as a junior member, I found myself coaching more senior members when I had to help with rifle requals because I showed competency around firearms. Shooting is a good skill to have, for “you never know when” sort of mentality. If say you have the opportunity to protect your family from home invaders, just as an example, at least you know how to properly use a firearm-since there more to it than just “point and pull trigger”. Also most police and military personnel I’ve come across train / requalify when they have to, and don’t consistently train. Citizens generally have more time to practice and can be better.
@@Marty32 I misspoke when I said it was a worthless skill, It's a Wonderful skill to have. However most of the training drills that what's his name from T-Rex arms dose, are more suitable for COD then any real world self-defense situation. Not saying he's not good . He's a phenomenally good shooter. But his drill are rehearsed and unrealistic. I would love to see him do some building clearing exercises with shoot no shoot situation where he doesn't have any foreknowledge of the building layout or where the bad guys are going to be. You know like real world training exercises. Also I commend you for your service and totally appreciate how under trained some service members can be. I was a range officer and a Firearms instructor for a local gun range and we did qualification training for many, LEO, FPO and Federal Security officers. And it never cease to amaze me the lack of training and poor Marksmanship skills that many of these officers had. Hell I'm surprised Precinct 4 doesn't have more negligent discharge and self-inflicted injuries with the way I've seen them qualify
fair enough! All great points. I believe he has done force on force training before and has done tactical medicine classes along side with SWAT LEOs but I too would like to see more CQB stuff as well. And Thank you for your service as well
editing is superb, I love the tiny cuts when u shoot and the shake in it, whos your cutter? top work!
Young man you are very intelligent, and wise beyond your years. Much respect ✊.
I'm here to watch the guy that I'll locate when the zombies start this year
My tip: use multiple colors to mark the shots on the boards. Gives a better overal view of the shots done.
Man I love how you show what you are talking about with small clips as you explain. Really makes it easy to understand the specific problems that you mention.
Bruh imagine Lucas is gonna be the scav boss I the upcoming boogoloo together with flannel daddy
They're coming for your energy drinks and spare ammo
It's comments like this that make me love the internet..
Good loot drops
Please offer the RMR mount in a LEFT HAND version.
Wait, you can't simply flip the mounting plate?
I 2nd that!
This channel is so binge worthy 🦾🇺🇸
I've been waiting for this.
Why the tape on the fingers though?
All busted up. haha
Drinking Game: Take a shot every time Lucas says "obviously"
But you have to drink an energy drink and shoot 5 headshots.
i'm just satisfied by how the laser on the an/peq is perfectly straight, in the thumbnail.
If this guy is a civilian, he is pretty fluid with his guns
Weird right. He's practicing to kill people for 0 reason.
@@user-ux2ho6ps7j practicing shooting and practicing killing are only the same thing to either someone who is bias, or uneducated.
@@Angle1Of2Darkness educate me. What's the difference?
@@user-ux2ho6ps7j It's like saying some one who practices boxing at the gym wants to go out and randomly punch people
@@user-ux2ho6ps7j Liberals want gun owners to be proficient in using their gun... Until they're proficient in using their gun.
1:33 I’m getting real deadshot vibes from that clip
U ain’t the only one my guy
I love your T1/T2 offset mount. Very well done!
Something that could be really interesting and innovative when technology and batteries get a little farther along would be some kind of aiming module that you put on the top rail of your gun that kind of interfaces with some kind of eye-pro and shows you in real time where your weapon is trained. You could collect a dope using a standard optic at various ranges and then key it into your aiming module and glasses so that no matter where you're aiming, you're getting an accurate ballistic compensated reticle thrown up on your HUD. Have it keyed into a button on the grip where your middle finger sits or something kind of like some models of pistol laser. Fuck all the fingerprint scanner smartgun stuff, a smart gun should be something that makes target acquisition and all the admin stuff you have to keep track of easier. Tell your module system how many magazines you're going out with, how many rounds in each, etc and have it keep track of how many times the action has cycled. You'd literally have an FPS-like HUD thrown up on your eye pro. Holographic lasers would be neat too. No need to have a LAM way out on your gun or anything, just have the glasses project a laser from the front of your gun using some kind of IR blipper like in a TV remote. This would make it more difficult for enemies to use your weapons too. If the top of the gun was just flat and all the aiming and stuff was taken care of on the eyepro end, you'd essentially just have a brick of a gun that's useless without the eyepro component. You could be livestreaming back to command as well in real time, so if you're confirmed killed they can just brick your glasses so enemies can't take them off you. Obviously all of this would require thick lenses and a lot of computery shit going on up front, so why not use this opportunity to design a close-faced helmet system as well? They're already talking about exo-suits and stuff to improve troop capability and reduce MSIs from all the shit they have to carry, give them hightech thick helmets with some kind of neck support system that attaches to the exo-suit so they can absorb shock better and cope with their 15lb helmets. POWER ARMOR, MAN, GIVE US THE FUCKING POWER ARMOR ALREADY.
Apologies, this happens every time I see a picture of the Laugo Arms Alien. I just want more techno-gats and techno-gat accessories.
That sounds awesome to run hopefully we get some lol
The Ending: a literal interpretation of John Lovell's famous phrase "I like to party".
It’s what I always envisioned when he says that
Looks like a nightclub raid parking lot gunfight out of a movie. Yeah, thats it.
@@HexfloMedia With tear gas for good measure.
Thank you for all that you do, all of you, thank you.
God bless
8:25, he even marked the bullet holes real quick.