How to Fight with a Pump Shotgun
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Hard to believe this is just 1 year ago. I miss James a lot. Still hate I never made it out to Camden. It's really crazy how fast his condition progressed. God help anyone that has to go through that.
I'm new here, did James pass away? Forgive my ignorance, I enjoyed this vid and wanted to be informed.
@@myhumbleopinion3843yeah
@@myhumbleopinion3843Yes, but you probably know that by now.
god bless everyone sick Amen
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The shotgun is the single most versatile and devastating tool that is easily available to the common person. If you don't own one, you should.
Ralph, couldnt be said any better than that. Well said comment!!
They are inferior to alot of other options in the defensive role for several reasons, but a close range hit is absolutely devastating nothing does what a shotgun does better than a shotgun , personally ide choose mag capacity and lighter recoil impulse over a shotgun 9 out of 10 times
@@billhusk8569 they are jus better than handguns especially in apartments
@@nikobellic3526 better is a subjective term they are far from optimal
@@billhusk8569 i agree
Much love to James and his family. He is truly missed.
A man ahead of his time. Truly a missed legend.
F.
The good die young ! RIP James 🙏🏼👍
Shows just how difficult it is to run a shotgun. These guys have shown to be proficient doing this drill with all of the different rifles in the previous few videos. The fact that James had to instruct them even though they're pretty skilled rifleman shows that the shotgun is NOT a beginner's weapon, it takes a lot of effort to run it.
Watching shotgun videos and this popped up in a sad time...
R.I.P. James
Shotgun is my first weapon of choice within its effective range.
First gun channel I ever discovered. You're sorely missed.
People can say whatever they want. The vast majority of Yager's opinions were spot on realistic.
My favorite was "all guns should be Glocks and all glocks should be Glock 19s" I didn't agree with that statement but it's still a Yeager ism that many know him by..
These "How to fight with________" videos are great ! Thanks so much James.
Thank YOU for supporting the channel!
Shotguns are the biggest reality check for the aspiring shooter.
Thank you James for the great content. What the Combat Shotgun has taught me over the years:
1) is the most difficult platform to master.
2) with the wide variety of loads available it is one of the most versatile weapons platforms.
3) it is the most violent weapon in the small arms arsonal.
4) there is NOTHING, "defensive" about having to engage a target with a load of 00 BUCK.
Thank you again James.....get well soon.
A cop gave a me a really analogy for fighting with a shotgun many years ago. He said “imagine being in a gun fight with a single action revolver, and having to load one round at a time”. He was referring to revolvers with a loading gate. Anyone on the receiving end of the rounds these two guys put down range would most likely retreat or have multiple leaks in them.
James, I am evolving into learning more about the combative shotgun and this was a great introduction. I shoot skeet/clays competitively and even in the more calm atmosphere you will drop shells, etc. What the boys did is NOT easy by any means, and watching them actually made me realize the importance of a "ammo carrying/reloading" solution such as a bandolier or side saddle. Consider me a new subscriber, this was a great demo.
Welcome!
My lord, this dude is still around??? I remember watching him 5 years ago, when he was banned by RUclips every week. Lol. Keep it going brother.
I will never quit.
@@TacticalResponseCrew your responsibility to be prepared for the fight never ends...James lives it.
@@ratagris21 That “trash” never gets old. I can’t hear him say it enough.
Great video lots of guys ready with their shotguns that have only had fun slow range days and have no idea what its like loading and shooting them fast, its awkward and psychically demanding, I recently learned about those side saddle patches which is an interesting idea to slap on a new side saddle mid shooting and ditch the empties...might be something worth looming into if you haven't seen them yet...I LOVE shotguns but treat them like throw aways once its empty Id prefer to switch to another gun if possible lol...Ill add I practice a lot of shooting but dont train much so these videos are helpful for tactics ideas...Its greatly appreciated spreading the info...
You need to take our Fighting Shotgun class.
@@TacticalResponseCrew Id love to one day time has always been an issue for me no free time for much and of course now the ammo stuff makes it even harder but one day Ikm sure Ill make it out to you for some classes, basic postil would probably be my 1st...When I do make time and save money for training you are the first person id go to...
@@TacticalResponseCrew Ive always appreciated your offers James, you are a very generous guy, I know to reach out when time restraints are no longer an issue...Thanks
Me too. Unless it’s a mag fed version where I can slap another mag in real quick I always carry a secondary for this reason. See with rifles and their 30 round mags and the handguns and their 15 round mags I don’t really need a secondary as much but with shotgun it’s different because 7-8 shots is high capacity for these tube guns. They have relatively low ammo capacity. I really like them I’m more accurate with a long gun and I think if I actually like need need to use my secondary I either had really bad aim or I have like a lot more problems than I needed at the time in my life lol.
But I do absolutely have both a handgun is the shotguns friend. I have all my primary long guns on slings as well so I can just drop them and go for handgun if they run out or have malfunctions
Just watched this again, Im going to miss James Yeager
RIP brother. Still loving your vids
I’ve taken Fighting Rifle and Pistol but I definitely need to up my shotgun game.
Thanks James for the educational video. I agree, the Magpul shotgun furniture is some of the best you can get for a shotgun. I've had all kinds of furniture on my shotguns over the last decade and while I see the M4 style pistol grip stock being a close contender to the Magpul buttstock, there isn't any other that compares to the Magpul forend stock, at least not for the price and its ability to be customized to an individual.
Pistol grips on shotguns are inferior to ANY straight stock.
@@TacticalResponseCrew
I use to believe otherwise until I tried the magpul buttstock.
Every video has valuable lessons. This is my weakest area. I need to take Fighting Shotgun next.
If people are going to speak badly about you, they don't deserve an explanation. You do a lot for our 2A community, and personally, I have never heard you speak lispy or anything. Seriously, "EFF" them all. I don't know you personally, but you seem like a legit person.
Brother I am here to tell you James was a great guy ! I took fighting pistol w/James Y. back in 2016. It was a great class & he was cool as shit ! He lived to train & teach. He was taken from this world & family too soon and did not deserve this ! I wish I could trade places with him so he could be with his family. Check out my google review I left for them years ago. Damn I miss him !
I'm a huge advocate for Magpul furniture as well. I have it on both my 870 Tactical and 590A1. Plus their barrel clamps and slings. I don't have a side saddle or those Velcro cards that you can slap on though I do have a shell holder that straps to the stock. I sort of have to do a violin hold on it to reload but it works... sort of. I should probably upgrade.
man this's why I fell in love with pumps, sooooo much fun.
I’d never make fun. They were safe and I also like that, and meaning no offense, these are not men with 5% body fat. And neither am I. They look like a couple of dads that are running a drill they may imitate real life. And it looks hard as fuck. This is the kind of shit we all need to see. It’s your every man, in a bad situation. Running a shotgun like this is just something I could never do without some work. The port loading was impressive, and not wanting to completely reload the gun because of the time it takes seems relatable. James, as always, you’ve gotten out the crayons to make people like me understand. I appreciate it, please never stop this. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Hi James, great to see you still putting out this fine stuff. I watch for each one you put out. I have to use a 20 Ga. shotgun now instead of the 12 ga. I always used to use. Most gratefully, Andy
i miss james very much; RIP James
This instructor is amazing.
We will always remember you! See you again brother.
Take Fighting shotgun! Of all of the Tactical Response classes I have done so far, I think it was the most fun.
"Fallen oout of favor"? Hardly. RUclips is full of shotgun videos.
Wow, right before he found out. RIP yeager.
RIP James
I miss this man😢😢
Great video gents! Great use of communication on movement. James did a hell of a job with his verbal instructions. Clear and simple. I remember the first time I took a fighting shotgun class I felt like an idiot. Definitely not a beginners weapon.
I was very lucky with firearms & training in my life. When I started at DOC we had 870s and SW Model 10s (yes im old) so we trained alot with pump actions. They were my 1st long gun and you got good with it so you could survive (we had garbage LRN rounds in your Model 10) THEN I started training with magazine-fed rifles. It was like night and day ! I will train my kids with pump actions 1st I think.
I know it sounds lame but next to my shotgun I keep a claymore satchel of shells buck on one side slugs on the other
Excellent video fellas, I’m enjoying this series. I haven’t had a shotgun class yet but it’s on the short list. Some lessons learned here, I’ll be rewatching.
What do you need a class for just do it
I don't miss him at all. He trained for offensive tactics. He never had a mindset for defensive tactics, and we're all civilian folks. We have to abide by the laws of engagement. So there, this time he isn't going to argue with me.
Have a Big Dot on my Mossberg, great sight!
Right on
Kaiser wilhelm tried to have these banned in WWI because they were too devastating, meanwhile mustard gas was all good- goes to show how damn lethal this beast of a weapon is. Good work boyz.
Adding a bit of stress really tests how well you know your manual of arms.
Was there an advantage for the guy on the right to not shoot from his left shoulder when leaning left? Seems like he was struggling shooting on the left side while going right handed.
@@bobbie4862 i struggle with off hand manipulation with my shotgun too, thats why i was asking. I didnt know if they prefer to stay with dominant side or teach to transfer to weak side in these situations normally.
What helps me is “load as you go” with a rifle, you empty the mag and reload. With a shotgun, you have to keep it topped off consistently, running it dry only makes you have to load more at once. I wish I could do a course like this. Looks fun
hey man i havent seen one of your videos in a while i learned alot from you about 10 years ago i cut my teeth in firearms using a shotgun well over 1000 rounds as my first gun and your techniques helped with that
James' integrity is apparent even through a YT video
Big thanks
Rest well Sir...
I learned so much when i did my NRA LE certification. Within 100 yards, this is your most devastating platform. Most of the "weaknesses" can be attributed to user lack of knowledge or skill. You have to keep the beast fed. If you run out, then you need to get comfortable with single shot loads from the top and bottom of the port load.. When you have two proficient operators, all you hear is BOOM 💥, BOOM 💥 BOOM 💥, BOOM 💥 . The beast is an amazing platform that deserves a serious part of any modern warrior's training.
Thanks for the video James. What a difference between the shotgun and the other videos you've made lately. Gave me a lotto think of
I suppose it depends on the application. If you are going to war then the shotty probably doesn't make sense but for a home invasion 5 to 7 rounds of buckshot will probably handle the situation. After all each round of buckshot is equal to a Makarov mag dump.
Be ready to top up or do emergency port load of course but after two or three get riddled with buckshot odds are good that things are turning your way.
Having a backup handgun wouldn't hurt.
I don't know bro the shotgun has been used in every war.
Fair Winds & Following Seas Brother. 🏴☠️🇺🇸
A side saddle or a belt that holds 25+ shells would provide easier access to the shells. A great demo of cover and moving forward with good communication.
From what I understand, they say you are supposed to reload a pump shotgun every two shells in tactical situations and when you are behind cover, it is best to reload the side saddle when at all possible, and it's best to keep the shells upside down on the side saddle for quicker reloads
Personally I would take a good shotgun over any long gun available on the market, many fellow Alumni and even James disagree with me on this one but if I was to only have one gun it would be a scatter gun.
You are a missed, big guy rest in peace, my friend
I was at the gym just listening to this with my headphones. And mid deadlift rep all i here is "MOOOOVE. BANG BANG BANG" I think I peed a little.
RIP James.
RIP JAMES...
It's definitely always a great idea to take a weapons course to know how to shoot/reload while simulating a gun fight scenario. That way when it comes time for the real deal you'll already have the mindset of knowing what to do and how to react to any situation whether it be in your home or out in public.
I think these guys did fine. It’s a great drill to run because the pump action 12 is the most common gun in the west. Definitely worth running these drills. Though I’m more a fan of the Winchester SXP speed slide just for that extra bit of firing speed without the downside of the slam fire. Don’t get me wrong I’ve yet to see an 870 or a 590 fail under duress. There’s a reason they’re so popular. But my personal preference is for the Winchester 1300/SXP.
Great drill and great video to share with people regarding the shotgun.
Use an open fanny pack for reload... most effective If you don't have Velcro strips.. using both is optimal
RIP Brother
Should load your rounds brass side down so you pull down and feed into receiver
I just got this in my feed again. Thank you for your honest pearls of wisdom. I'm a better for hearing your words. Miss you. Vulneratus non Victus!
i enjoy these vids , may have already done one but do a revolver moving drill if not or hell go old school and muzzle loaders like the minute men
There is a link to join the channel below the video.
Buddy rushing is great training paired with shooting, moving and communication. Great content!
Howdy, y'all! We all miss James. His is reminders to get the gear you can afford and train will always ring true. Just one request to all my fellow gunners - GET IN GOOD PHYSICAL SHAPE. Lugging around a fat ass and a beer gut will not help you and anyone else. Drive-On, Cowboys!
Good drill. I miss Yeager's videos.
I hope you get better soon. Thanks for educating us!
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Great video done by a great instructor !
They had a pretty good rate of fire at the end all things considered
I love my 15 shot KSG with a red dot. It was cumbersome at first but I got fast with some practice.
They are junk.
@@TacticalResponseCrew I found that the selector switch needed to be loktied; that switch backs out under recoil and causes jams. I've ran lots of ammo from 00, slugs and birdshot ammo without any cleaning over 2 years and it ran perfectly. I was running it fast and dropped it many times as well, no issues.
We have never had one make it through a 2-day class.
Legend
RIP 🙏 James!
That looked pretty good, I have a shoulder slung pouch to hold the shells.
You haven't trained with it.
@@TacticalResponseCrew If you say so, although I admit to being out of practice, multiple medical implants and surgeries slowed me down, but nobody is going to tell me I haven't trained. Unsubscribing!
What about the speed loading technique with 2 shells at a time like in competition? Of course it would be hard to stack shells right if you are picking them out of your pocket though.
Let's analyze this, point squeeze, repeat ,
🤷 No experts needed ❗️
You two students are monsters! Kudos to you both! That's a sample of BAD ASSERY!!!
Cool vid! Reload practice with dummy shells was really helpful I’ve found...
Would love to do a class! Looks like terrible fun!
Come on!
@@TacticalResponseCrew will do! I won’t be able to get away until the fall, because of work... so I’ll head to your website and see what you’ve got planned!
Edit : Checked your site, January looks perfect!
I suggest taking Fighting Pistol first.
@@TacticalResponseCrew that makes perfect sense. I ought prove I’ve got my chops beforehand. Besides, no one can EVER have too much pistol training!
I’ve got a few questions, so I’ll give you a call...
I always enjoy the "James with Shotguns " videos. Well done sir.
Sorry to hear about Yeager. It was a surprise indeed. He would have made an excellent crusty old great grandpa. I liked the pure workout in the video flushing out gear and skills although my use case is way smaller scale.
I wonder how many non-LEO guys who tacticool their shotguns and go through special training like this ever need to actually use either.
Yup, gotta get down south and take a shotgun class. I’ll have to pick up a magpul stock for my home defense 870. Didn’t know there was a length of pull difference. Hope the speech issue gets sorted out soon for you.
Nice vid. Displays the limitations of non-magazine fed weapons. Is there a mag loaded shotgun that you have seen run well enough to consider for a fighting long gun James?
Mossberg 590
Dumb question was the sling preventing shooting left handed? I think that's what you meant at the end sling around your neck. Did similar drills with moss berg shotgun in Navy.
Miss you James
They need to run this drill about 100 more times..
U can see their Clearly not smooth and polished with their techniques.. however, this is a really cool video, and it's a good Drill
I did a very, very similar one in the Marine Corps about 35 years ago.
And R.I.P. to James Yeager.
He loved his craft and he was loved by many.
I love my Stevens 320 Tactical. I have my carrier set up with plenty of shells readily available on card then a few pouches with shells for reloads with a little more time available. Definitely love this drill. Practice males perfect
Get some training.
Good stuff, thank you. I'm shopping mag pull.
Not that I gave a shit but you sound better. Thank you for everything you do for us.
Very nice. I have a 500A with magpul stock and handguard and the sling attachments front and rear too. Love the magpul stuff for my shotgun.
Need to / will do Way of the shotgun at tactical response! Thanks y’all for the video!
Waiting for YOU.
@@TacticalResponseCrew as soon as they let europeans in again.
I’ve installed a Hogue overmold 12” LoP stock and Streamlight TL-Racker forend on my HD 500, need to get a side saddle and sling. I do wish it was an 18” or shorter barrel as opposed to the 20”. Chris Baker at LuckyGunner has a 14.5” 870 with the MagPul stocks that looks like the ideal HD shotty.
I just put a tl racker on my shockwave and love it. The buttons are perfect and won't accidently be hit. I had to put an sbm4 brace on it so it wasn't worthless. I would look into the velcro side saddles though. They are much less expensive and you can rip off the empty and slap on a loaded one. I have a bunch all filled with different loads for different situations.
remington 870 12 gauge shotgun. yeah always my go to iv owed many different guns and ill take the 870 over any AR
I noticed nothing in regards to your speech, excellent video, thank you.
Hey James I have watched your videos since 2015 I just feel like if someone doesn't go to your class and in some way give you their money you are not very friendly or tolerable just outside looking in..
On different note I hope that your nerves and what not in your tongue are much better. In my prayers brother.. We are all here in this beautiful country together as a unit
My dad can load his shotgun at like 2 shells per second while shooting it's insane
💪🦅🇺🇲
I never have understood why there aren't more people that have special purpose defense shotguns.
Education and/or experience
Too much hype about everything trendy.
Your videos got me into shotguns several years ago man great video.
Glad I came across this. Miss you James.
A pump shotgun is the most effective firearm available to people in my country,if we count ammo and training availability. Handguns allow too few ammo to have, rifles have too limited magazines,and long range shooting is something that is possible only in certain ranges,so precision rifle are out too.