CQB Every Civilian Should Know

[@satanous_one7590]

What you guys are doing is more valuable than you can ever know, never stop gentlemen. Been watching you since your first video, you'll be well over a million subs in no time. Keep up the amazing work, god bless.

[@Forleaftaback]

💯

[@threat2demoracy5454]

👍💪✌

[@RonnocYad]

youtube channel analytics has them at around 10-12k new subs a 30 day period which is solid growth for sure! So with current growth averages they should be a 1 million subs in about 7 years.

[@jayskimontana9572]

💯🤠

[@SlickAstley_TV]

@@RonnocYad That would be for linear growth, subscriptions tend to grow exponentially

[@GoofysBandit]

If you can't refrain from clearing your house anytime you simply move or pick up your AR, go ahead and hit that subscribe button

[@Daddy.actual1]

Hell… ar? I do it with every gun I own, when touched.

[@poseidenforceccj2528]

The only time I won’t is when my parents are home lol

[@mikehoncho806]

I do it with air guns given what room I’m in it could be any gun in my imagination 😮

[@unny611]

Garand Thumb style opening.

[@JoeyOutlaw]

Facts!!! 😂

[@OSCOCAT]

Nothing taught me all the secrets of my home so much as having kids did. Between nerf gun wars and hide-and-seek, I learned every blind corner and shooting angle imaginable. These kids are devious.

[@maplemaple1439]

Closets are crazy good for hiding. Some houses just have closets with really deep or irregularly shaped corners, that you physically can't see into unless if you stick your head into one.
If you're ever worried about someone hiding in there, keep things on the outside of the door that signify the closet has been disturbed, but cannot be set back in their original positions from the inside, where someone would be hiding. Just a chair would be a good example, or maybe an instrument propped up against the door.

[@ericm1839]

You merely adapted to your home. They were born in it, molded by it.

[@gld1010]

Check your corners like they did in the video.

[@ALTAIRDESMOND]

Absolutly true

[@YourMom-zb4xr]

kids have smaller bodies too lol

[@youknowit5mil]

The SF guy admitting his wife laughs at him while he practices clearing the house is hilarious, and puts a good perspective on things. Thank you guys for the awesome instruction and the video!

[@Mirthy]

my wife thinks im weird when i do it too lol

[@busterdee8228]

@@Mirthy That's probably why you made the cut. Competant provider. Competant protector.

[@mc8598]

Everyone laughs,,,, nobody is serious,,,,,, all grab-a-- and haha,,,,,, until THAT day,,,,,, then they want YOU to go back over the "high points"..... quickly,,, and oh BTW ... "Got anymore AMMO on you!!!????!!!"

[@JamesMadelin]

“It’s not just about shooting…” The most important line is easy to miss in all the other great advice.

[@dirty-civilian]

Agreed. Glad you think so too.

[@roberttange805]

it is all about the shooting. movement etc comes with it , why else u think they armed lmao
also this OP is a bad troll

[@tebelel7150]

@@roberttange805it’s not all about shooting lmao wtf do you know that any combat MOS veteran wouldn’t? Nothing.

[@ControlledPairsGaming]

This is possibly this single most valuable piece of "home defense" content on the internet.

[@chrissavage8107]

The single most valuable piece of “Home Defense” content on the internet is the one that tells you to get a dog before all else but these guys are doing a fantastic job and this video was fantastic as well.

[@isaacoliveira33]

2 THINGS
I completely agree with your statement
2nd thing
What you doing here ?
Love your videos bro

[@SRTscout911]

By far the best video I’ve ever watched. Thank you.

[@EathenRice]

Wow wasn't expecting to see you here Pairs, I've been watching your vids for a while!

[@minutemanmedic4143]

Oh hi there

[@EmbracetheRecoil]

“It’s not always about shooting” is a fantastic point

[@survivaldoggy]

It's nice to see a video that strips away the battle rattle and presents the basics. Not everyone is a Navy Ranger Secret Squirrel Stalker, and the battle rattle is intimidating for beginners.

[@TylerFrederick]

Ur a NavyRanger too! LoL
That was terrific ! Appreciate someone that can notice and speak to the rattle!

[@xxkangeexx]

Ever since I've bought my home 5 years ago, I've done this drill at least monthly. We don't live in a "bad" area, but there have been several times where our back door was left open by accident. When we come home, we don't realize it until we walk up. It's very unnerving when you have 5 kids and it's dark when you get home. The training I do has helped to curb the adrenalin that gets dumped and allows me to be able to make clear and consistent decisions. Responsible owners will train and train and hope to never have to use deadly force.

[@bryanfaulkenburg462]

I trained with Drew long before the he made the training fame. He was an excellent trainer . He tailored our class for ea student and we had a full array of students . We had SF guys working on stuff before entry into a CQB school , police officers , competition shooters , and a few regular Joe civilians such as myself. I can highly recommend him if he was that good back 7 or 8 yrs ago I am sure he has only gotten better.

[@soxfan182]

You will notice that the best teachers of anything will tailor their lessons to those they are teaching. The sort of “my way or the highway” type teachers are not good. They were good at teaching themselves. Hence my way or highway,

[@PlatinumZee]

My worst nightmare in a situation like this would be friendly fire in any way. So thank you very much for emphasizing the importance of "not making a bad decision!" I would also like to learn how to "earn the shot", or in other words: how to clear with friends in a civil war type situation without accidentaly getting shot from my buddy. I have already seen a video from someone else. But I beleive I can learn it better with you guys. Thank you for the free tour!

[@julianmrgl9568]

As a German living in Berlin, this might be the absolute most uselessly fun video I've ever watched

[@noThing-wd6py]

Also from Germany .. just own guns 🧐

[@rily8329]

Same as someone in the UK

[@dtcdtc8328]

So, none of those 100s of Thousands of "newcomers" you have won't ever , ever enter your home w/a weapon because that would be illegal, right.
Oh btw, your Ancestors were right.

[@cochoseable]

As a german... Russia isn't that far away.

[@julianmrgl9568]

@@cochoseable either we get nuked or Russia tries a ground invasion, which I personally think would fail horrendously

[@ZeusHands]

Drew Estell is hands down my favorite person in this industry. The way he communicates things and gets a message across in a no-nonsense way is very appreciated. 👍🏻 DC is killing it with the guests they’re bringing through!

[@mysterioanonymous3206]

No clue why this is in my feed. But man that first talking shot tells a story... Just look at these two teenage twigs standing next to that guy. The muscle mass, thickness and bone density is just different. That's a man built to kill bears in the mountains with a knife. And the two twigs play videogames in their boyfriends studio.

[@SchizoEuro]

​@@mysterioanonymous3206 weirdo

[@MrOliverk2]

I had a literal “oh shit” epiphany moment when watching this video when he talked about keeping the gun down when clearing. When he said having the gun up when clearing will lead to bad decisions I was like “what”? But when he explained when we’re on the range and our sights hit the target what do you do, shoot right? That blew my mind.

[@williamguillIII]

It's called muscle memory.

[@alternativeavenues7664]

@@williamguillIIIpretty sure that stats are that it takes 3k to 5k near-identical repetitions in order to establish muscle memory.

[@williamguillIII]

@@alternativeavenues7664 Yep, pretty sure I've pulled a trigger 100 times more than that, LOL!

[@maplemaple1439]

​@@alternativeavenues76643k-5k isn't exactly out of the question after a few years lol. And yeah, maybe not everyone can afford that much ammo even over several years, but you should be dry fire practicing in that case. Which brings us back to muscle memory.

[@venialivelizard]

Yeah it definitely puts things into perspective

[@bennelson3724]

First 3 minutes of this earned a sub. I love the PRACTICAL scenario stuff… then the AF1 bit sealed the deal. Keep it up guys, thanks.

[@found.ernest]

As a first timer on this channel,… I was relieved to find out you guys were kidding in the beginning 😂

[@CC-oy8pl]

Seriously haven’t heard someone speak/teach so clearly and efficiently. Been a subscriber of Baer Solutions for a little over a year and every video they put out is nothing but that. It’s almost like every single word has been perfectly scripted, memorized and practiced but also not. Regardless, great video and even better information!

[@xAnAsianx]

I've done this with family and nerf guns, just for good 'live' practice. One plays home invader, one the homeowner, maybe one as innocent bystander. Great video!

[@bestlifewithben]

Came across your channel a few days ago and from what I can see and hear, you gentleman are providing a very much needed arena for like minded civies who don't have the benefit of a military cycle to draw on. Keep up the great work!

[@fiddyscenttupacksaday3308]

I was a little unsure about this gentleman at first, but after watching the entire video?
Straight up he's got something to offer.
Thanks

[@maxmok1729]

Pushing content after content after another... While all of them being massively high quality. Just gotta love and appreciate the dedication. Keep it up! 🤜🤛

[@dirtyswar]

Adding full length wall mirrors on the short wall helps with pieing a room. Bedrooms especially. They can be attractive and placed in a position that gives a visual into opposing corners

[@fileoffish1403]

“Hey babe what’s that mirror for?” Uhhhhhhh interior decor?

[@065Tim]

I placed anti-personell mines in all the best hiding spots around my house.

[@maxfern5701]

@@065Tim "Hey kids wanna play hide n seek?"

[@arcuz7862]

@@065Tim I strategically place C4 throughout the entire house that I blow up everytime the wind knocks something over in the middle of the night like a good paranoid little murican.

[@Phynomeagle]

Mirrors are indeed a phenomenal tool for seeing opposing angles without putting yourself in a physical threat zone.

[@fernando7650]

"Do not make a bad decission" is good advice, it applies to a lot of situations in life

[@hermanmelville3871]

The phrase that comes to mind listening to this man is teach is “win with the basics.”
All of this is just common sense and simple “plug and play” kind of stuff. Great teacher. Great information.

[@Inquisitor_K]

He's 100% on the response time considerations when it comes to rural parts of Kentucky. I've had this issue before. If they're really busy sometimes the police never show up.

[@jorenprins5947]

3 hours is crazyy, longest in the Netherlands is ig 20 min

[@Inquisitor_K]

Yeah, there is also the issue that the police departments are extremely under staffed. There was one point in time that there were only 5 State Police officers on shift for the entire state of Kentucky. Which is a total of 104,656km squared in size.

[@Indubidably0]

@@jorenprins5947 The state of Kentucky is is about 2.5x the land area(at about 40,000 square miles) of your entire country(about 16,000square miles). Netherlands has a population of 17.6million people while Kentucky has 4.5 million people, meaning your population density is much higher. Kentucky has the Appalachia region running through it's entire eastern third, which is one of the most remote and ancient wildernesses on the planet(if you don't know about Appalachia, you can't understand really just how wild large regions of America really are).
This is a common problem with European perceptions of America and Americans. You people fail to realize most of our states are larger than most of your nations. For us, traveling from Kentucky to Missouri is like you traveling from France to Germany in a geographic sense. America is HUGE and most of it is rural and remote. We have 350million+ people spread across it. The things that work for you people in Europe do not work for us and some of it is outright unfeasible and wasteful for us to try to emulate. I don't think many Europeans actually understand and appreciate that.

[@Indubidably0]

@@Inquisitor_K It's generally a low crime state outside of a few key population centers. Local Sheriff departments are typically well staffed and equipped for their county, at least in Western KY where I grew up they were. It's true that you'd hardly see State Troopers compared to other states, but I see that as more reflective of the lack of need and the fact Kentuckians like to handle shit locally for the most part.

[@milspec_mojo]

Ill be honest, i have a hard time watching alot of channels that do the acting/ skits... This one was actually fucking hilarious! and i hate to admit it hahah. Good job gents!

[@dirty-civilian]

Hahahaha dude just wait!

[@deviantmultimedia9497]

12:28 really made me realize how valuable this information is. The most important homework you will ever do.

[@l0g1cl22]

I’m someone who’s hobbies both include real steel and airsoft. I thought I was absolutely ridiculous for using my airsoft guns to “clear” the house when I got bored…. After reading through the comments, I’m glad to know I ain’t the only one 😂😂😂

[@zekeschriver1554]

“Real steel” is one of the most laughable terms that I’ve heard from every airsoft person I know. Please do not say real steel. It’s very cringey

[@grizzlycmmg9578]

This channel will absolutely grow to be one of the largest Firearm Channels on RUclips, the message, the information, the Production Quality, ALL OF IT is incredibly valuable.

[@ImPostedUp]

That reference to Django Unchained in the beginning was well used and I love it 😂

[@SuperiorITS]

Lol the full regalia comment?

[@texaswolf4655]

@@SuperiorITSyes it was the part with the KKK were preparing to attack Django and Schultz.
Best part of the movie, especially when they would argue back and forth

[@SuperiorITS]

@@texaswolf4655 yes that was funny. Big Daddy played by Don Johnson was hilarious. I haven't seen him since Miami Vice and Nash Bridges.

[@evilminion8825]

Great video, and greatly needed info. I lived in the city 6 years ago and me and my wife's house was broken into and we were robbed in broad daylight while we were both at work, but my wife came home during her lunch break and discovered this just moments after it happened. I rushed home and she had already called the cops. it took them an hour to get to our house and again, we lived in the middle of Fort Worth TX at the time. The cops don't care

[@NickFrom1228]

Snipping those wires at the beginning gave me a chuckle. That method frequently produces a large blue flash.

[@TheRealMikeHood]

"There is a lot of good people in California and they are all moving to Tennessee." As a Realtor in Tennessee I can tell you this is absolutely true. 25% of my clients (month after month) for the last 2 years are from the west coast.

[@camerongunn7906]

As a health inspector in West Virginia I can tell you we're getting a lot of people from the West Coast. I interact with them with putting in septic systems and wells. The culture shock between the west coast and here is hilarious.😂

[@scottamy6496]

@@camerongunn7906 All of us that are local to these areas being infested by the west coast should be be scared because of this, this culture shock won’t last long, they’ll do everything they can to turn our areas into California 2.0 or worse!

[@carlh4350]

I hope you are right about "good people". It seems that a lot of CA transplants just move in and spread their cancer to the new state.

[@forwardghost_]

​@Carl H they're all congregating around Memphis, Nash, Raleigh and Charlotte

[@backgroundnoises1076]

I just hope they keep their politics in California instead of bringing it with them

[@patrickavondale8653]

Intro was solid giggles, content is the real deal. Drew is on another level. Thanks for bringing this to us!

[@joecascio2073]

Absolutely one of the best breakdowns of the facets of movements every civilian should know and practice. You guys really made it simple to follow and understand. Trust me you can make this topic DEEP. There’s so many levels of skills needed to do a one man clearing but you delivered a conceptual overview that most people will gravitate towards. I believe the lightbulb switched on in a lot of peoples heads. The “Oh, I get it moment”. I’ve cleared hundreds of rooms in my lifetime and I can tell you that each one is different and calls for a lot of on the fly decisions. I especially loved the advice of holding your weapon in a low ready position while moving and identifying the threat. If your weapon is in the “green light position” you’re more apt to fire without processing the info which can potentially lead to lifetime regrets. Going to share a little secret with you guys about how to get your wife involved. My wife thought I was crazy and just simply over concerned about being burglarized or having a home invasion. I told her we are going to play a little game and if you win I’m taking you shopping at your favorite store and you can pick out anything you want. From purses, clothes, jewelry, furniture, you name it. She was all in. We took turns being the bad guy. I played the bad guy 1st. After the 3rd engagement she looked at me with the most serious face and said “Oh wow! I’m not prepared at all and this is serious”. Sometimes telling someone is completely different than showing someone. I didn’t hold back either. When I attacked her I did it with a good amount of force and I was very loud. Her adrenaline shot through the roof. The real attacker isn’t going to LOVE YOU he’s going to harm you. From that day forward we worked together and had plans on what we’d do and how we’d respond. She got so good at it that she started anticipating my next moves and I with hers. We became a team. P.S. I did take her shopping and we had a great time together. She purchased a Louis Vuitton satchel, Johnny Was Shirt and a Sig365 custom works. Costs me $4,237.00 but it was well wort it.

[@jdglock9114]

DUDE! Well done. You’re my hero.
I just need your card number and billing address so I can train my wife too. 🤣

[@r2020E]

Great way to get the wife involved and also trained. Clearing with two is already miles better than clearing with one.

[@legoslicerfilms1028]

This is awesome.

[@NinjaFish2000]

I love methods to get your other half involved. Excellent contribution.

[@seang1032]

You guys have a legend teaching you guys....and us. I don't know how many times I've walked my house doing stuff like this but there's definitely certain details/lessons I'll be taking away from this video. Thanks for this!

[@davidoftheforest]

CQB as a civ.
Step 1: don't
Step 2: burn the building down

[@scowler7200]

Scorched Earth Policy, BEEEE-IIIIIIITCH!!!

[@ImperiumLibertas]

Might be an option depending on the situation.

[@TMHF]

Came for some of the other videos, stayed for the lol's. The comic timing in this video is very good, keep up the great work and content.

[@ThroneOfBhaal]

This training should be highly encouraged. If not mandatory for home defence.

[@exiatv9568]

bro dropped his gun 30 seconds in......

[@ammoshortage]

No training should ever be "mandatory" when it comes to owning a firearm. That would be a violation of the Second Amendment. Your firearm's ownership should not be contingent on any laws or mandatory rules or whatever. Yes, common sense would dictate that everyone would benefit from training, but it should never be MANDATORY!

[@ThankYou-bn6bp]

The moment I saw your mission statement in the “About” section, the moment I subscribed. Look how far you guys have come in just a year. You guys will have millions of followers before you know it! Bravo!

[@EliteDiesel]

I feel like a kid waking up on Saturday morning for cartoons waiting for these to drop! 👌🏽

[@beautifullogger2614]

This is the practical content we need!... Great job!

[@viktorhyena6297]

Just wanted to pop in and say that this is probably the most simple, effective, and instructional youtube CQB video that I have ever seen. Yall are doing a wonderful job here and made me reevaluate my very limited CQB experience from the ground up, I will be implementing this in my everyday home scans for practice.

[@damiankildare9230]

Great tips guys, thanks. As far as creaky stairs go, use the outer most part of the tread (wall/railing side). Just a little tip from a carpenter that had a misfit youth.

[@erickaesman4001]

Great video! As a retired LEO I can't tell you how many time my partners and I had to clear a house or business for an alarm call or searching for bad guys. All we had was basic training in the academy 100 years ago and thank God lots of experience (survived!) There are so many high speed videos out there. Your video breaks down the individual moves and explains WHY we do what we have to do. Your video translates well for a novice or someone with a certain degree of training and experience. I will definitely subscribe and check out your other videos.

[@oldleatherhandsfriends4053]

Must be nice to have partners. When he was talking about response times in the country side I was laughing because that 3 hour repsonse time is better than my agency can manage sometimes in the middle of a city.

[@insaniam_convertunt_scientiam]

The best techniques are taught by the survivors.

[@THEEnfantTerrible]

Oops, someone needs a holster with retention 😂

[@flgman596]

Some lessons are hard learned

[@bestjobieverhad9584]

The pistol dropped it off his hand as a joke

[@LtAce150]

Got recommended this by happenstance but decided to give it a watch instead of dismissing it. I appreciate how this was both professional and practical. I also really appreciate that this was mostly apolitical and instead focused on good decision making to keep people safe instead of some ridiculous power fantasy. Thank you for producing this video.

[@dirty-civilian]

Thanks!

[@AR15andGOD]

not sure what politics you're referring to that advocate for illogical action in room clearing scenarios

[@LibertyLion1776]

Thank you for making this channel, this video is so high quality and it's FREE! God bless you all.

[@lozersk8er]

I did some training with Drew, he is a great teacher and person.

[@bargainbintactician]

the quick peaks after the pistol fell lmao 10/10

[@AnthonyD1986]

One of my favorite channels on the tube. You guys touch up on really important topics. Cheers

[@M9A1MAN]

Even as someone in law enforcement for 15+ years, and having cleared many many houses/buildings during my career, I even learned stuff with this. Great works gents. God bless.

[@polly_sacharride]

There's one thing that you should have covered, going down stairs. Drew very briefly mentioned having basement stairs but never said anything more. A lot of break ins occur through basement windows and you generally have an extremely limited field of view going down enclosed stairwells. My home has a furnished basement and my teenage daughter insists on staying down there. Potentially having to confront an intruder down there is one of my biggest fears. That is the one place in my house where I would be at a disadvantage. There's no way I can go down those stairs without anyone down there seeing me before I see them.

[@nicksshitbro]

Would it be better to instead approach from a direction where you do have the element of surprise? Maybe a back basement door or even the window they broke in from perhaps? Im no expert just a regular joe trying to protect my family as well.

[@polly_sacharride]

@@nicksshitbro If approaching from another direction is an option, for instance a back door, then yes, absolutely, take it. But many, if not most, basements including my own only have a single entrance. That entrance is a narrow, enclosed stairwell. To make things worse it exposes your legs and lower half before you can see into the basement. Anyone down there will see you before you can see them and there's not much of a way around that.
As for entering through the same window that presents a lot of problems. The windows aren't in a position where you could just step through them. Entering through a basement windows is generally very awkward and if you were armed you'd probably have to put your weapon down in order to crawl through. Then there's also the fact that anybody in there would still see you doing that before you could see them.
Hopefully, and most likely, that's a scenario I'll never have to face but I'd still like to know how just in case.

[@seand.5535]

@@polly_sacharride have a sled ready by the stairs and then get on and slide down. attach a bungee cord to help decelerate

[@PatrickKQ4HBD]

​​@@polly_sacharrideow about hidden home security IR camera facing the dead zone under the stairs? Or at least a PIR sensor. This is your house. You have time to harden it now before something happens.

[@MatteBlackSilhouette]

Flash bang first.

[@mustangforlife7383]

PLEASE do more of these CQB videos! Go more in depth and breakdowns!!! Absolutely love you guys! Keep up the fantastic work!!

[@tonytriplett21]

Earned a new subscriber. This is what’s needed for us civilians to adopt and keep that always be ready warrior mentality. Never stop doing what you guys do

[@michaelnasser8697]

This video right here!!! Finally, some good common sense stuff for the regular guy. The vast majority of video’s on this topic, at least to me, serve no practical purpose because they are all “high speed, low drag” stuff which isn’t realistic for 99% of us.
There needs to be more video’s like this for us common folk, lol.
Was very impressed with Drew and his down to earth explanations and logic. I’ve honestly never thought of taking any kind of “formal” training, but after watching and listening to him, if he taught civilian CQB, etc courses, I’d take one.
Thanks guys!

[@jacobdeal857]

This was such a great video and people need to watch this. There’s not nearly enough training videos out there that stress the most important thing in this situation, NOT making the wrong decision. I’d say most of the time it’s probably not going to be a threat u find. So it’s important to IDENTIFY before shooting. Once that trigger is pulled u don’t get to take that back.

[@arkade-]

I love that you didn't unscrew the light bulb and went with the Tactical cut.

[@BBQDad463]

Thank you for this video.
It is not often that one gets the chance to learn from someone who has such a high level of training, knowledge, understanding, and experience.
I hope I never need these methods but, as the old saying goes, "Better to have and not need, than to need and not have."
Again, thank you for this video.

[@tennesseetactical1864]

This was so good..I've had to clear my house after I saw a backdoor kicked in..The way he taught pieing off the different areas was so good....I will tighten up all the areas he showed..The emphasis on not shooting a loved one is something people don't discuss...GOOD STUFF GUYS....

[@shanewiley6528]

Honestly this is one of the best civilian CQB videos I've watched

[@laytonfairchild3700]

This video is really appreciated. Helps me more in moving through my home more properly than I thought I was. Appreciate the time and knowledge!

[@Ju5t1nTa1z3n]

The advice of keeping the gun down is great, something I didn't even think about for clearing your own home. Great vid!

[@twoowls4469]

Great content guys. Thanks for bringing in a proven professional to educate and provide guidance. Keep it up!

[@GoldenGloves1947]

Drew is a wealth of knowledge and more need to recognize him as an expert in the field. His book, Process and Progress Pistol Training, should be a staple in every marksman's library.

[@TexasShaka]

This was by far the realest segment on RUclips. As a Federal SRT Operator this is the most accurate and most educational video for our civilian populous. Well done!

[@lexquodius]

For Stairs, you should also take into consideration the fact that the threat might not be upstairs, and here you are with your arms and focus constricted (remember 12:50 - 13:50) to focusing on the next floor, while you have your whole body exposed like that on the downstairs perspective.
Just something to take into account.

[@ImTeqzaa]

Thank you so much for the basics of CQB, helps a lot. Salute, from France 🤙🏻

[@RdeneckTech]

People call me crazy or paranoid for dry training in my house, but I call it being prepared. None of the victims of home invasion ever thought it would happen to them, until it did.

[@GoodLuck-rh8tb]

Picking something with little probability out of so many things that could happen and worrying about that way out of proportion is literally the definition of being paranoid.

[@RdeneckTech]

@@GoodLuck-rh8tb the definition is an extreme and irrational fear or distrust of others.
Good luck protecting your family without training.

[@kobiee2x137]

​​​@@GoodLuck-rh8tbmy home has been broken into multiple times, specifically two times as a child. One on Christmas Eve and the other just after moving in. On top of multiple other broken windows and failed attempts. Now it's true that the environment plays a factor in the likelihood of home invasion, if someone in my family owned a firearm it would've only happened once...

[@stephen1137]

@@kobiee2x137 A predator knows that people in rural areas will be easily caught off guard. Never assume you are more safe because of where you are.

[@kobiee2x137]

@@stephen1137 my point exactly

[@KingNuada86]

Whenever I watch these videos I love seeing all the differences from different groups. These were solid tips. Another group that has some great CQB knowledge is Project Gecko and they have about 4 hours of free videos on youtube where they really break down a lot of important topics.

[@braido2x381]

This isn’t only for citizens this is trained all throughout law enforcement and it is a good reminder to see this!

[@kingdombodydiscipline5398]

I'm SOOO glad i watched past the intro to the video. I had so many comments and complaints until i watched the whole thing lol. Good stuff fellas

[@jeffarmstrong7206]

I would love to see examples of how to clear going DOWN stairs. Drew mentioned basement stairs, however many people have master bedrooms on the second floor and will have the downstairs component as opposed to going up. Thank you in advance!

[@trog6050]

Yeah that’s a great question would love some advice on this as well because that seems like a death well because your legs are exposed first.

[@destroyerofgear]

There is no good way to clear stairs unfortunately.

[@tropicaloasis8203]

Flashbangs.

[@tropicaloasis8203]

Flashbangs, tear gas, and gas masks. Go boys, go.

[@tropicaloasis8203]

And dont lightly gas it. Nah. Go full ww2 and turn it up. Make it gassier than snoop doggs basement.

[@juanmarquez1443]

Great stuff guys! You guys are killing it with so much info packed in your videos!

[@szabolcsreznak4313]

Great video!
It is clear, simple, practical and understandable. I really liked almost all the things I saw and still agreed with the actions, reasons to the points where I had mixed feelings. In the context of "civilian home owner, covering the house in a possible home invasion" those had also their correct place.
If you plan anytime an update video or something, I think the points "opening closed doors" and "coming down on stairs" ( It is not a so uncommon scenario, hence sometimes the bedroom is upstairs or there is a basement that has windows as possible entrance points. I think that is the most difficult task, diving in an uncleared room "feet first".) -if you did not have videos from those already - could be handy additions.
I wish you all the best for the future! Keep up the good work and your positive attitude!

[@rubencruz416]

Super great information!! I love videos like this, A LOT of information and shared knowledge! Thank you for making these videos happen.

[@wiredtight]

Y'all have set the bar so damn high. Well done.

[@spartacus1577]

Dude that intro was Hilarious! 😂 this channel is quickly becoming one of my favorites. Great job guys!

[@russelleason9682]

Heck ya keep up the great work. I learned a lot from this video. Not only movement but practice

[@JOJO-kh9ck]

I have watched many cqb videos which are great... But this is the first time I actually learned something bcz of simplicity...

[@I.G_NL]

Great video!
I do have to note that the "love begins at home" poster isn't hanging straight

[@slammedc2003]

I almost rolled over crying watching the intro before I realized it was satire! That was some seriously Gucci Tacticool gear.

[@c00n-h2w]

The humor in them opening the cellar and looking around like "Wait, it's daytime?"

[@AndrewD50297045]

Really good breakdown for civis with no combat experience. And honestly good for a lot of guys who aren't used to clearing a house alone.

[@freeabo7836]

This is awesome, Drew’s little tidbits of knowledge are fucking gold. He is so great at breaking down these concepts. Great work fellas.

[@EathenRice]

The intro is gold and the video is informative, great job to you both!

[@edmalone7374]

The intro was funny AF. Everybody wants to be an operator until it's time to operate. Keep it 100. BTW, love the drip.

[@danieleturchi1149]

it's the first time i encounter this channel, and while looking at the intro i was mostly laughing at it. Thank god i endured through it, i would have left thinking it was serious. Great vid

[@TheLostCauseShooter]

Gotta love the contents fellas! Useful, entertaining, and I can speak for many when I say that it helps us all be better men and train harder. Keep up the great work and the road to a million subs is well on its way! All the love.

[@DaBigArmyDude]

Drew is the real deal. Glad to see him getting a fraction of the cred he deserves.

[@jerecito6892]

The fact that we get this knowledge from an expert for free is mind blowing.

[@everybot-it]

the gradual field of view point was so good I almost cried

[@jrapp1468]

Would love to see more focus on defensive cqb. I think most people's plans for SHTF is to hold up at home and ride out the storm. Would like to see more content around setting up fatal funnels, using furniture, cover and concealment, etc.

[@SalvationThroughFaith777]

This

[@terrillperry2775]

Walls and furniture are concealment not cover, brick or concrete walls do provide some protection depending on the caliber of your opponents weapon but are not a guaranty. If shit hits the fan and you are going to hold out in your home for an extended period of time it is likely you will need to create your own cover inside of your home. This being the case you could create a sand bag or Steal pillbox at the end of an interior room or hallway but this isn't always a reasonable option. Your advantage in your home is your knowledge of the layout, your own mobility in it and tactics like the ones in this video. You don't want to pin yourself down in one spot because 2-3 guys using these tactics can pretty easily take you out.

[@Gpiforever1]

gotta give credit this channel is refreshing

[@ThalesAFSF]

This is great. This is becoming my favorite channel quickly

[@true1stresponder]

Very practical advice in a world of theory and gamesmanship. Excellent work.

[@williamrunner6718]

Drew seems like a solid dude. Really cool and very knowledgeable. As far as my home, it's so small and no stairs so it would be a lot different than this house!

[@chrismaltese6774]

Great video gentlemen! Thank you for providing this very practical information for those who are curious to know. First time viewing your content and seeing the value you gained a subscriber. Looking forward to seeing your other work!! Cheers and thanks again!

[@jeremiasbaez7537]

So much information in one place, love it!

[@rsqhobbs7495]

Another fantastic video! Thank you for posting it! Some of your viewers may not know what is meant by "center fed" and "corner fed".