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Mastering Long Range Precision: Marine Scout Sniper's Guide to Weapons Components | Part 3
In this video Francis continues to get in the weeds with optics. You will learn the difference between MILs and MOA and the math and science behind choosing the right reticle.
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Tactical Mindset with Marine Corps CQB Team Leader
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The OODA Loop was named by Air Force pilot John Boyd to describe the psychological process leading up to an action. OODA stands for OBSERVE, ORIENT, DECIDE, ACT and has become the basis for law enforcement training models. In this video, Instructor Damian Knight talks about the OODA loop and Cooper's Color Code for Situational Awareness and how they both work together in forming a "Tactical Min...
Structure Domination; Close Quarters Battle (CQB) Tactics and Room Clearing
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Damian who has experience in the DoD and DoS instructing and operating on SWAT style teams breaks down some basic room clearing tactics.
Fundamentals of CQB with Damian Marine CQB Team Leader
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In this video Damian breaks down what he and his team have determined to be fundamental after years of implementing CQB tactics. If you enjoyed this video make sure to like, share, and comment on this video to continue the content and dialogue.
Mastering Long Range Precision: Marine Scout Sniper's Guide to Weapons Components | Part 2 of 4
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Welcome to Part Two of our Long Range Precision series! You're back with Francis, a Marine Corps Scout Sniper, as he continues to dive into the intricate world of precision weapons components. In this episode, you'll continue to build upon the essential knowledge and skills needed for precision marksmanship. Don't miss out on future and insights from a seasoned sniper. Subscribe and hit the bel...
5 Steps to Room Entry with Damian | Marine CQB Team Member | DoS Security Contractor
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With over 10 years of experience in Close Quarter Battle Damian breaks down his 5 essential steps to room clearing, a tried and true method that works in any situation.
Close Quarter Battle Basics: Marine CQB Team Leader's Guide to Room Types
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Welcome to Part One of our Close Quarter Battle (CQB) series, led by Damian-a Marine with the MOS 8154 CQB Team member, Army Veteran, and Department of State Contractor. In this introductory episode, you'll dive into the fundamentals of CQB by learning about the three essential room types: Centerfed, Corner Fed, and Short Wall. Understanding these room types is crucial for mastering room cleari...
Mastering Long Range Precision: Marine Scout Sniper's Guide to Weapons Components | Part 1
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Welcome to Part One of our Long Range Precision series! Join Francis, a Marine Corps Scout Sniper, as he delves into the intricate world of precision weapons components. In this episode, you'll discover the essential knowledge and skills needed for exceptional marksmanship. Whether you're aspiring to compete in PRS and NRL, aiming to improve your range shooting, or looking to elevate your hunti...
How to properly Draw your pistol out of the holster
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Damian CEO and founder of Apex Training Solutions gives you a step by step tutorial on how to properly draw your pistol from a drop leg or belt mounted holster. This is a 2:39 second clip from our 20 minute pistol fundamentals video released exclusively on patreon.
Pistol Warm Up Drill 1
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This is not a sexy drill, it is simply a range warm up. For this one all you need is your belt with holster, pistol, 6-12 rounds, and target of your choice. The goal is to maintain all A Zone impacts so, as you get farther away from your target make sure you take the extra .5-1 second to acquire your sight and deliver an accurate shot. Best things about this drill are: -It is simple -It can be ...
What is CQB? Marine CQB Team Leader Explains.
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Close Quarters Battle, Close Quarters Combat, and Room Entry Techniques are all one in the same. Our Founder Damian has attended and earned the US Marine CQB MOS, the Department of State CQB course, and cross trained with many other units who are experts in the field. Today he is going to give you a short explanation on what exactly CQB is from a baseline level. If you want to learn how to prot...
Teaser from Apex Training Solutions LR103
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Teaser from Apex Training Solutions LR103
Can you defend your family? Safety is essential, knowledge is required.
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Can you defend your family? Safety is essential, knowledge is required.
Headshot without looking.. Defensive Pistol 1.
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Headshot without looking.. Defensive Pistol 1.
1st Annual North East Florida Safety Symposium & Pistol Competition
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1st Annual North East Florida Safety Symposium & Pistol Competition
I prefer MRAD myself,but MOA is no less rooted in math or science than MRAD. The only real difference is how we format degrees of angular measure
@@williamwlotzka8721 MOA is completely arbitrary. While MRAD was derived over thousands of years by mathematicians as they refined the mathematical constant PI.
Nice.
I would say that 99% of people are closer to white status, not yellow. Everyone is on their phones not paying attention to anything anymore. Yellow is supposed to be situationally aware so paying attention to everything and alert. Orange is moreso when you already know or feel like there’s a threat. At least that is what I was taught but I could be wrong.
I would definitely agree a lot of people go into the “White” because they’re sucked into their phone. My best example would be texting and driving.. look down to your phone on the highway, look up in your driveway. But, as a general rule of thumb white is like a baby… and yellow is a general level of awareness. Orange is where you’re paying attention to every little thing and your head is on a swivel. I would say that no threat is identified at that point though. That would be the Red. “Fight or flight”.
5:02 I wasn’t ready for that 😂
NO ONE WAS
Heat will also dissipate faster on fluted barrel as there is a larger surface area and therefore more air touching the larger surface for the heat to transfer too...
Just make sure you get your fluting done from someone reputable or it will fracture.
I wanna see groups
Of people? Of cars? Jk, this is purely an informational video. But let us know exactly what you want to see and we will throw it together.
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Nice video! Thank you. Answers some questions!
Awesome break down and so educational!
That's like, thousands of dollars in training right there. I can barely afford to run steel case thru my ak 😞
Good stuff guys. Keep it up.
@@Pressing_Forward_Podcast thanks my man
So informative!! 👍
Thanks my man!
Holy shitt…. I never had seen a better explanation of the parallax. 😮
@@TonywithaT that’s what we do brotha!
Good refresh! Can you guys also include single person stuff at some point?
@@CleanBreakReviews once you learn the basics you will understand how the principles apply to “single” person scenarios. We don’t advocate for that ever. But, we will touch on that for sure.
Nice video! Thank you
0:17 what’s up smiley
I feel like my favorite chassis, the OG M4 style chassis is my overall favorite. But I feel like it may not be as efficient as a chassis as this.
@@CleanBreakReviews there are a lot of chassis out now. Each has a benefit. We’re big fans of MDT, KRT, and XRK!
I think I’ve shot that rifle before !
@@timgill9748 I think you have !
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I did not know stainless was the way to go. Nice. Thanks.
@@TonywithaT thank you for watching!
Love this gun
Great content. Love to see this stuff from you guys.
First handgun scene dude was firing before he had a sight picture.
Exactly, that is a concept we teach within 12 yards called point shooting.
These guys are LEGIT
These guys are next level, and personable as fuck.