Combat Pistol Malfunction Drills | Tactical Rifleman
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Here's a common topic that comes up in classes, but that most shooters have problems with... Malfunction Drills. Should be easy, and it is. However, many shooters get "Brain Lock" when their pistols jam and end up fumbling through fixing the problem.
For most people, we just aren't used to having a pistol jam, especially the military. If you are running good military ball ammo, it will almost always go bang. Same if you are running good ammo through good pistols. That reliability to great in combat. However, the reliability to creating a lack of skill or lack of "muscle memory." IF you ever DO have a malfunction, you need to have the muscle memory to clear it properly without ever thinking about it.
So, how do we practice this? I suggest using dummy rounds, like we do in our TR courses. Next, when you do practice, ensure you practice clearing malfunctions properly. That's what this video shows.
I hope you enjoy. Now, get out there and practice. TR
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It is one thing to have the skills to do what Karl can do in his sleep, but to be able to do it, and explain it in a way that common folk can understand is a true talent! Thanks again Karl I hope you have a chance to chill in your happy place this weekend!
Thanks for the support. Strength and Honor, TR
Dummy rounds and dry fire are good tools to get reps on immediate action. I like to drill it before range days. Reps matter.
I’m just over here drooling over all those plates in the background!! Dream back yard!!!
What I appreciate is your experience shines through here and it's clear from my perspective is your a great teacher. Making it easier for everyone and taking all the nonsense out of the situation. Thank you!!!!
Thanks for watching, TR
I love your presentation on this topic.
Another possible malfunction which causes us to do remedial action is a failure to extract. I was taught to remove the magazine like you demonstrated and then cycle the slide a couple times before re-inserting the magazine and chambering a round.
Yes, I agree. If I take the time to Lock the slide to the rear,I’m gonna remove the mag and rack the slide a couple times to make sure the chamber is clear. Then reinstall that mag…
I've never seen the "karate chop" method before. I'm glad about that.
Tap, rack...simple and effective.👍🏽✌🏽
Great, succinct coaching with an explanation of why... thank you!
Excellent instruction as always.
Great. Same thing I learned in a Tactical Response class by James Yeager. Great minds think alike.
I'm a week late, but when you went over the stovepipe and whoever said to slide the casing out with your hand, I immediately thought of what would happen if you missed and hit the front blade. There goes the front of your finger or hand.
Also, I've heard double feed and figured out what that was on my own, but you showing a stovepipe made that click as well.
This proves I need to get out and practice way more. I called a malfunction wrong, thinking I was dry, but it was a stovepipe on my rifle. (Seems to be common with one of my .22s.)
Nice show and tell there and educational and Omg Karl if your old Drill Sergeant was around and saw you drop that weapon you’d be strong 💪 I did 100 push ups once I was strong on holding that weapon never drop that weapon again 😂 👍👌✌️HAPPY MEMORIAL DAY 🫡🇺🇸
I always throw it on the optic to protect the rifle. Seriously though, if it can’t handle being tossed on my soft grass, then it shouldn’t be a combat gun.
Thanks for watching, TR
Thank you for all the work you are doing. Love it. Greetings from Slovakia. ❤
Yes, that's absolutely the way I was trained to do. Malfunction 101 tap rack every time.
More than four words. Thanks!!
Thanks for this Karl. Great stuff as always.
You're definitely correct about Remington ammo.
Well thought out presentation. The single solution paradigm is King when under stress and time constraits.
Another awesome video -> thank you Karl
Thanks for the lesson!
Karl, could you do a video on clearing combat rifle and combat shotgun malfunctions? More so combat rifle malfunctions as some units do not carry pistols
Yep, I’ll add it to the list.
Better than McD's - I'm luvin it and vibing it!! Thanks Karl and team! Keep bringing the reality and sanity to training 😎👍👍🙏🙏
Great Stuff Karl! I've experienced a failure to go into battery, do to a weak recoil spring on my Glock. This required me to palm strike the slide to carry on.. Then Brownell's and order a new one!! Thank you for your service and have a Great Weekend !! Stay Strong and Be Safe !!!
And here I thought a tap rack was a hot looking bartender....
😂😂😂
Bro your range is better than 90 percent of the clubs out there. Also not getting notifications on your videos
Yeah, RUclips hates us, so double check that you are subscribed and notification bell is turned on… my wife has been unsubscribed by RUclips 3 times…
I guess that just means I’m doing something right. Thanks for watching, TR
Fabulous!!
Great info. Keep it simple and save a life (yours).
Another great information video, thanks Karl
Good knowledge and a great drill to focus on. Thanks Karl!!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent class.
Excellent. Thank you!
Brother thanks for the reminder
Great video Karl , get back in fight . RLTW
Awesome. Thx Karl!
I love this channel. Outstanding content always
Carl thank for your knowledge and wisdom, I learn every time you drop a video . What type or model guns are you running in this video? Thanks for your response.K
G-45
Great stuff.
Very well put 💯🇺🇸
amen
great vid!
Great Vid as usual peace!
100% true if your rifle fails go to your secondary immediately.
100 % Correct.
Great 👍🏻
Nice.
Why not build muscle memory for the remedial action to start with? Have seen another method where first step is to drop the mag, reinsert, then rack the slide, has been shown to clear all malfunctions. Viable option?
Tap Rack Bang
Great info ! Thanks !
Tap it! Rack it! Pull it!!
with that red dot is it possible to overhand rack the slide? I notice your doing more what I will call sling shot is that because the red dot is in the way or just your preference? I wonder if I can just overhand it and grab the red dot and rack it?
You can rack the RedDot
Karl love the video. I have to remind myself to keep practicing malfunction drills. I heard you reference a type 4 malfunction. I am only aware of 3, is there a 4th?
Exactly… don’t get hung up on names, as there are dozens of different types of malfunctions. Start with immediate action and, if that doesn’t work, then do remedial action behind cover.
Great vid! How about a casing that swells and somewhat locks the slide? I had it happen one time and it takes some strength to hold the slide in one hand and hit the grip in a downward motion with the other hand.
Yep… when weird shit happens, move to cover and work through the problem.
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You running a 19 up there, Karl?
Great video Karl. Is that a Gen 5 17? Greetings from South Africa.
It is a G-45 MOS
@@TacticalRifleman Thank you for your reply. I started watching your videos when you released: "Why this green beret chooses Glock."After that video I subscribed. I love your term "Shitting the bed." It is classic. Stay safe and keep on fighting the good fight.
Did I detect a dis when you said bad primer remington ammo????
You caught that?
Are u going to to do the same for “combat rifle”?
Yep
On a double feed, what if the problem is because the just fired casing did not eject from the barrel chamber? Won’t sticking a new magazine in just create another double feed?
You visually look to see it chamber is clear… if not, or in dark, it doesn’t hurt to rack the slide again.
Thanks for watching, TR
For a failure to extract (spent casing stuck in chamber while a fresh round is stuck behind it) does this type of malfunction always require remedial action to clear? 90% of the time I shoot that cheap Herters 115gr (lake city)
This is nearly all of my malfunctions and remedial action seems to be required. I think it may be a result of not holding the weapon tight (limp wristing). It even happens with my glock & using good ammo. When it happens in competition, like requiring to shoot 10 rounds in 10 seconds, it is unfortunate. By the time I remove the magazine, lock open the slide, turn the weapon upside down, shake the spent round & live round out of the chamber, then reload, I usually have a few seconds left to finish up the remaining rounds.
If you have a round in the chamber already, then yes, you will have to drop the mag
You perform the malfunctioning drill in the wrong way... When you face a malfunctioning drill or dobble feed.. You mast lock the slide to the rear.. Call for cover or if you are alone.. You need to find for cover first... Only then you lock the slide to the rear and remove the magazine from the receiver... And then toy mast rack the slide tree times... And only then you insert a fresh magazine in the firearm and you let the slide go forward and close the firearm and you can reassess and call for ready...
I cried when he tossed the rifle 😢
HEY!!!! I'M THE 2nd "LIKE"!!!!
I love that you're wasting ammo just to make it real..❤
😂😂 at Remington ammo
ok
Damn, he just threw his rifle.
I love my rifle… but it has to be tough
That’s a G45 right Karl?
Yep, my favorite pistol of all times bar none
@@TacticalRiflemancan’t argue with you.
This is probably a very stupid question but do you think airsoft is a good way to train for real gun fights?
No. There is no pain involved. It is a game. Combat is not a game. Now, practicing and dry firing with an air soft pistol is fine, but not playing.
Sorry spelling of your name with a K is correct. Im one of triplets Keith Karl Kevin Kkk lol . We are not members thg .
Remington ammo, hahaha
More than four words.
Awesome
Remington ammo... lol.
It doesn't work so just throw it on the ground 👍🏼😂
I love my rifle
Karl you need a better rifle stand I heard your rifle fall off and hit the ground. Fricken china products 🙄
Sometimes, it's NOT tap, rack, bang
Sometimes, it's tap, rack, ASSESS
Do you need to shoot again?
Agreed 100%
The only thing I disagree with for this video is your muscle memory shouldn't be "Tap, Rack, Bang", your immediate action should be to "Observe" (the action) then deduce whether or not Immediate or Remedial action is necessary
I disagree. You are wasting time. 99%of issues can be fixed with Tap/Rack
Get a Glock, zero problems…
Man what’s so bad about Remington ammo 🥲
Hello Karl. I need to talk to you. Did you get my email?
I don’t think so
@@TacticalRifleman Does that mean you didnt get an email or you dont want to talk?
It means I didn’t get your email
@@TacticalRifleman whats a valid email address that I can use?
Good solid drills everyone must practice to be proficient. You neglected to cover shotguns. But lucky Potato Joe Biden did. Take your double barrel shotgun and fire both rounds. If attackers still a threat DO NOT just throw gun at them. Do a tactical quick disassembly. Now you have the stock, barrels, and fore end grip. You can throw pieces at three different attackers as you run 😂
Had an oddball jam last week. No click. Tapped but then unable to rack. Had Hell breaking down Glock. Turned out bullet was not properly seated. Too high. Just drove it in deeper. Never had that in any pistol especially Gen 1 Glock I’ve shooting since mid 80s. Would’ve sucked real bad in gunfight. This was factory PCM cheap hollow points. Entire box made it through QC seated 3/4 of way in. I should have noticed but just dumped box out and shoved them in magazine.