Can we all just take a moment to appreciate this man and what he is teaching.....the knowledge he has. My instructor did tours through Africa and the middle east and teaches the same importance on trigger discipline and muscle memory. Truly blessed to have these warriors teaching law enforcement and civilian. God Bless you Sir and Thank you.
Range time and these videos got me 290/300 on my test. Also, the endless knowledge he possesses is astromical, and much respected. Time tested, trial by fire techniques and mindsets that will get you through the rough spots.
Thank you sifu. Your teaching skills are second to none. Knowing your shit is one thing.. but being able to teach it.. in a way that is comprehendible while asking questions to the students to make sure their brains are working is really fantastic and really underrated!
This is amazing. As a current LEO and prior service military, it never ceases to amaze me how much more trained and disciplined our US military special operators are. LEOs are severely undertrained and I’m telling you that as a 15 year vet.
I appreciate this man and others in the 2A community that give us and pass down their knowledge and experience so we may take and learn from it and pass it on to our loved ones and friends as well. this is our culture this is how America was founded and it's principles and construction of the constitution/ morals we must protect it at all costs and will continue passing down that knowledge to all Americans.
After a long time as usual excellent video, full of true, proper & usable knowledge, driving your gun without playing with your body mechanics. Please keep sharing such kind of excellent content.
I'm just amazed of Tu Lam's pedagogical skills! The precision of his teaching is as precise as his gun handling. Truly he "do[es] nothing which is of no use".
Thank you for uploading this content for anyone to see. With pistol, I will warm up at 100 yards on a regular silhouette with one mag cold, then go out to 40 yards and see if I can hit an A-zone target at 40.
Such a command presets I feel like I let him down watching and practicing in my home. Such a humble and vicious killer when he needs to. A perfect example of our warriors with integrity and the ability to destroy. Bravo sir.
I learn and pick up on things on Your video's every time. I've applied some of your techniques to my training . It's like smoothing out , the rough edges. Great knowledge
I’m just a humble coastie. I don’t have any of this man’s experience. I thank God every day that this dude gives me his insights FOR FREE. Fuck FLETC, I’d rather train Ronin all day.
@@bigtuna5334 lol. Traded in a G19 I haven’t touched in years towards the prodigy. Would’ve traded in the G17 too but my buddy that owns the shop said he could not do that much horse trading with the economy the way it is and the 19 will sell 4X as fast as a 17. And will come back just as fast because people buy on name not on function. I’m a Springfield guy myself, I run XDMs, I am an oddity I guess. I like the slide on them better than Sig, Glock, M&P and Walther. This said I own all of those listed as well, all good firearms, I just don’t like the Glock, the grip angle, the trigger, sights, basics the whole thing. This said, it’s a tried, tested, and performed sidearm, just not my thing
@@jw5297 when I worked in the Chicago Housing Authority on the elevators, my first purchase was a Springfield Loaded HRT 1911.. Saved my ass a few times
@@bigtuna5334 Illinois is in for some severe crime. Both my sisters live in IL and both are moving to MO! I cannot imagine working in Chicago, what a 💩 hole
Sifu I've been buying and rocking your skins in MW for three years pretty much every time i play it, it's my way to support you i really hope you're in MW2.
Good info on trigger resets, i was definitely doing that shit at the range. It makes sense for further targets but now that im thinking about it a pistol engagement distance isn’t far enough for it to make a difference.
So trigger discipline changes between each weapon system and each one will fire differently depending upon the job it is fulfilling. A lot of these guys are highly trained marksmen and have the trigger discipline that is required for a long gun and when you drill that same weapon for a long time you get used to that same trigger discipline. Slow steady squeeze and slowly releasing and reacquiring target to ensure effects are complete and the target is neutralized/ prepping to adjust fire and drill that target again.
Hey Tu, first off you’re the man and this knowledge you’re sharing is phenomenal. Great teacher and I’m very excited to take some classes with you. That said, WHAT PANTS ARE YOU ROCKING HERE?? Those things are niceeeeeee
Its funny before you really handle a gun you assume its super easy I will never forgot the first time I ever got to shoot a pistol I was shocked by how hard it actually was to hit a tight group or even hit the part I was aiming at alot of great I fo this stuff is absolutely precious
Thank you Ronin, I have learned a lot from your videos, but I must say that at my range we do not allow a loaded gun to be pointed over the berm at any time.
I see the advantage of speed in shooting as soon as the gun is level in the right situation. My question would be, how would that muscle memory affect someone in a stressed situation who realizes they shouldn't shoot. This would be critical in law enforcement. Will the muscle memory overide the realization not to shoot or will the brain be able to overide muscle memory in that fraction of a second. Think about how often law enforcement has to draw their gun on potential threats that don't require deadly force. It would suck to shoot someone on accident because your muscle memory was programed to shoot as soon as your gun was level if it wasn't necessary.
From the perspective of a novice: If you draw and realize you shouldn't shoot, you are in for some legal trouble. LE is a little different, situation dictates. That being said, the class is called Combat Pistol, Low-Light, so this knowledge might be a little more geared towards people patrolling places like Fallujah, as opposed to patrolling Manhattan. Still, I agree with his point on resetting the trigger as soon as you break it
What you just highlighted is the fact that law enforcement actually presents the gun to target unnecessarily too often. You would do better to remain in true high ready and then present to target only when necessary. You LITERALLY will not lose any time, but you WILL have more situational awareness and better observation of the subject than at police high ready.
As a nobody who doesn't know jack shit, I will agree this training is not geared for a civilian randomly having to defend themselves. If your finger is already on the trigger during presentation that kinda insinuates you are ready to shoot the threat (just going off basic firearms safety). If you're presenting and not sure if you need to shoot your finger shouldn't be in the trigger well. Couple this with most self defense and LEO shooting situations, either you or the target is going to be moving. So you're probably gonna have to maneuver, and acquire the target, before you prep the trigger and take a shot.
For those of us running a weapon light, when should or how should someone train to activate the light? Will that be on draw or during presentation before firing?
Can we all just take a moment to appreciate this man and what he is teaching.....the knowledge he has. My instructor did tours through Africa and the middle east and teaches the same importance on trigger discipline and muscle memory. Truly blessed to have these warriors teaching law enforcement and civilian. God Bless you Sir and Thank you.
👊👊🔥🔥
and I am glad we have men like him on our side
Muscles don't have memory.
@@shiftd_1114 exposed as what? someone who has better skills than you? and you're jealous?
Well said and thank you Tu Lam.
Range time and these videos got me 290/300 on my test. Also, the endless knowledge he possesses is astromical, and much respected. Time tested, trial by fire techniques and mindsets that will get you through the rough spots.
Thank you sifu. Your teaching skills are second to none. Knowing your shit is one thing.. but being able to teach it.. in a way that is comprehendible while asking questions to the students to make sure their brains are working is really fantastic and really underrated!
This is amazing. As a current LEO and prior service military, it never ceases to amaze me how much more trained and disciplined our US military special operators are.
LEOs are severely undertrained and I’m telling you that as a 15 year vet.
Besides his knowledge of just about everything combat, he speaks very well and gets his point across this makes a great teacher!
Genuinely appreciate all your work brother.👊🇺🇲🙏
Missed this guys videos and knowledge thank you for your service 🇺🇸
Anytime, bro.
Dang right
Between 3an 4 there is a lot happening I like how Tu teaches very simple movements with big results thanks brother 👊
I appreciate this man and others in the 2A community that give us and pass down their knowledge and experience so we may take and learn from it and pass it on to our loved ones and friends as well. this is our culture this is how America was founded and it's principles and construction of the constitution/ morals we must protect it at all costs and will continue passing down that knowledge to all Americans.
You got me. I'm totally guilty of dropping my head to the gun. Great video packed full of knowledge.
After a long time as usual excellent video, full of true, proper & usable knowledge, driving your gun without playing with your body mechanics.
Please keep sharing such kind of excellent content.
I'm just amazed of Tu Lam's pedagogical skills! The precision of his teaching is as precise as his gun handling. Truly he "do[es] nothing which is of no use".
The fine details make a world of difference.
ABSOLUTELY OUTSTANDING. Thank You! 🇺🇸
Had a great time at the class. Looking forward to the next one.
I’ve been to every one and there never been a k thomas
@@MyloSai I seriously doubt you have been to everyone of his classes, but I have a certificate to prove I was there
Thank you for uploading this content for anyone to see. With pistol, I will warm up at 100 yards on a regular silhouette with one mag cold, then go out to 40 yards and see if I can hit an A-zone target at 40.
Such a command presets I feel like I let him down watching and practicing in my home. Such a humble and vicious killer when he needs to. A perfect example of our warriors with integrity and the ability to destroy. Bravo sir.
12 years in the law enforcement and I learn more than that in this video
I learn and pick up on things on Your video's every time. I've applied some of your techniques to my training . It's like smoothing out , the rough edges. Great knowledge
Great instruction... Smooth is fast. Fast is Smooth. Train out all wasted movement.
Great stuff. This is the in depth stuff I come here for. YT refresher 101
Thanks! Good to know professional are out there keeping us safe.
Dude we need more of this bro!!! I know you're a busy guy buy you've got 415000 people that need this!! Please and thank you
Always love seeing that "new upload from: Ronin Tactics" notification!!
Awsome videos keep up the good work..thank you for your service🇺🇸🇺🇸
I’m just a humble coastie. I don’t have any of this man’s experience. I thank God every day that this dude gives me his insights FOR FREE. Fuck FLETC, I’d rather train Ronin all day.
Excellent video, very well explained and shown, thank you for sharing your knowledge God Bless You Brother, God Bless All ❤️
Love seeing that prodigy being used. Can’t wait to get mine paid off.
Me too..!! Brother..!! I am a Glock guy But I love that firearm..!!
@@bigtuna5334 lol. Traded in a G19 I haven’t touched in years towards the prodigy. Would’ve traded in the G17 too but my buddy that owns the shop said he could not do that much horse trading with the economy the way it is and the 19 will sell 4X as fast as a 17.
And will come back just as fast because people buy on name not on function.
I’m a Springfield guy myself, I run XDMs, I am an oddity I guess. I like the slide on them better than Sig, Glock, M&P and Walther. This said I own all of those listed as well, all good firearms, I just don’t like the Glock, the grip angle, the trigger, sights, basics the whole thing. This said, it’s a tried, tested, and performed sidearm, just not my thing
@@jw5297 when I worked in the Chicago Housing Authority on the elevators, my first purchase was a Springfield Loaded HRT 1911.. Saved my ass a few times
@@bigtuna5334 Illinois is in for some severe crime. Both my sisters live in IL and both are moving to MO! I cannot imagine working in Chicago, what a 💩 hole
True hero man. Lots of respect for Ronin
Very straight forward and Precise!
Best video I’ve watched this month !! Thanks for the refresher course
This is outstanding training! 🇺🇸
Great video and the 12 to 6 move works great. New to a dot and this instantly helped. Thank you.
Such a phenomenal communicator!
Thank you so much for this. This is gold
Sifu I've been buying and rocking your skins in MW for three years pretty much every time i play it, it's my way to support you i really hope you're in MW2.
Good info on trigger resets, i was definitely doing that shit at the range. It makes sense for further targets but now that im thinking about it a pistol engagement distance isn’t far enough for it to make a difference.
Great break down of instructions and very helpful 👍🏻😎
I practice this at home with dry fire to very awesome lesson thank you Ronin!!
So much important knowledge and great info in your videos. All real world/no Bullshit.
Much appreciated bro.
That was awesome. I appreciate the knowledge transfer.
Can't wait to get to the range and get to work on this
Absolutely amazing drill
Great teaching and learning from this video alone has help me improve on my pistol shooting.
I was going to watch something else during my lunch.
Open TH-cam.
Ronin Tactics Video..........
It's a flow that takes time to perfect...
this is so much better than my ccw class
Ronin Rough & Ready!🪖 Your my fav call of duty character bro🛡⚔️
So trigger discipline changes between each weapon system and each one will fire differently depending upon the job it is fulfilling. A lot of these guys are highly trained marksmen and have the trigger discipline that is required for a long gun and when you drill that same weapon for a long time you get used to that same trigger discipline. Slow steady squeeze and slowly releasing and reacquiring target to ensure effects are complete and the target is neutralized/ prepping to adjust fire and drill that target again.
THE GOAT. Thank you
This clip has great tips. Thanks 👍.
Super professional explanation and demonstration
this guy is training the next gen of gravy seals
Awesome content. I will definitely work those drills.
Season 2 of MW2 is going to be 🔥🔥 ! 🙏
Thank you Tu!
Great information Thank You sir for your service
Hey Tu, first off you’re the man and this knowledge you’re sharing is phenomenal. Great teacher and I’m very excited to take some classes with you. That said, WHAT PANTS ARE YOU ROCKING HERE?? Those things are niceeeeeee
Another great video Tu 🔥🔥🔥
Its funny before you really handle a gun you assume its super easy I will never forgot the first time I ever got to shoot a pistol I was shocked by how hard it actually was to hit a tight group or even hit the part I was aiming at alot of great I fo this stuff is absolutely precious
Good info as usual, appreciate it.
Imagine meeting this man in the battlefield and his whole squad is on the same level 🤯 horrific 💀
Then all of a sudden you hear "Get some!!!"
I hit the like button even before seeing the video. ))
Tu lams guns are the best looking hands down , polished tin surfaces are 🤌 fine
Thank You 🙏
Hate that I missed this. Please do another in the southeast.
Very advanced pistol course but great training
Legendary guy post more
Great drill!! Thx!!
Thanks learned so much, thanks
The GOAT himself 🇺🇸💪💯🇺🇸💪💯
Thanks!
Awesome one day I’ll take your class
Thanks for the video 👊🏻
Thank you
Thank you Ronin, I have learned a lot from your videos, but I must say that at my range we do not allow a loaded gun to be pointed over the berm at any time.
Great video
Woot woot 👍🏼🇺🇸🥃
Thanks for this👍
heartbreaking when it cut off
Thanks for the video sir
4:34am - Me: “Gooo too sleep 😴”. Also Me: Opens TH-cam …”your tactical stance is your normal stance” 👌🏽👌🏽
I’m right hand left eye too. 🙂
11:11 made me laugh because I would do some dumb shit like that. Great Job Teaching Tu!
Protect Sifu at all cost!!
Thanks for the share. Good stuff. Oh wow you offer online courses. Will give it go.
Fantastic
Love every fucking one of your videos!
Please come to LENIOR CITY TENN so can learn from you .
Beatifull
Finally🙌🏼
I see the advantage of speed in shooting as soon as the gun is level in the right situation. My question would be, how would that muscle memory affect someone in a stressed situation who realizes they shouldn't shoot. This would be critical in law enforcement. Will the muscle memory overide the realization not to shoot or will the brain be able to overide muscle memory in that fraction of a second. Think about how often law enforcement has to draw their gun on potential threats that don't require deadly force. It would suck to shoot someone on accident because your muscle memory was programed to shoot as soon as your gun was level if it wasn't necessary.
thats a really good question
From the perspective of a novice:
If you draw and realize you shouldn't shoot, you are in for some legal trouble. LE is a little different, situation dictates. That being said, the class is called Combat Pistol, Low-Light, so this knowledge might be a little more geared towards people patrolling places like Fallujah, as opposed to patrolling Manhattan. Still, I agree with his point on resetting the trigger as soon as you break it
What you just highlighted is the fact that law enforcement actually presents the gun to target unnecessarily too often. You would do better to remain in true high ready and then present to target only when necessary. You LITERALLY will not lose any time, but you WILL have more situational awareness and better observation of the subject than at police high ready.
Cops ain’t worried about that shit. They have qualified immunity
As a nobody who doesn't know jack shit, I will agree this training is not geared for a civilian randomly having to defend themselves. If your finger is already on the trigger during presentation that kinda insinuates you are ready to shoot the threat (just going off basic firearms safety). If you're presenting and not sure if you need to shoot your finger shouldn't be in the trigger well.
Couple this with most self defense and LEO shooting situations, either you or the target is going to be moving. So you're probably gonna have to maneuver, and acquire the target, before you prep the trigger and take a shot.
He’s talking about Corey from RT
OSS, Sensei!
I would love to see how you shoot single handed. With your left eye dominance please.
Legend
excellent
Coolest guy on the f****** planet
Modern day Samurai
For those of us running a weapon light, when should or how should someone train to activate the light? Will that be on draw or during presentation before firing?