I didn't take my class here, but heard many of the exact same things. The one thing I never thought about before my class was how to surrender and not appearing threatening when police show up, and how our instructor told us to think about general response and review them in you mind. In other words the said many of us visit the same place of work, same supermarket, and the same gas stations over and over year after year. He talked about how you should have some plan of action if something "happened": Getting an idea about how to escape/back doors so you don't have to engage. He talked about how it's not your job to be the police, but only defend you and others from bodily harm. The importance of scanning inside a gas station before you enter it. So much great stuff to learn in these classes.
Thank you! Especially for the last sentence in your comment. I’m going to start scanning gas stations before I enter them. I’ve already started to scan parking garages when I enter and exit them. I’m never on my phone and I look inside of parked cars and in my car before I get in. Once I get in, I locked the doors immediately, start my vehicle and leave.
People today DO NOT scan ANYTHING other than that phone in their hand as they walk into a gas station or any store for that matter. I don't look at my phone AT ALL unless it rings or i NEED to look something up to help me find something that i need that second or minute, otherwise its in my pocket and my eyes are scanning EVERYONE around me as i watch them look at their phone
Instructor seemed awesome I'm looking forward to taking the class in the next two weeks so I could be able to carry my firearm with me everywhere the way this world is going Us Men need to able to defend our wife and kids even if it means taking the bad guy's life I don't condone violence I don't condone killing but if you approached me or my beautiful wife or any of my innocent beautiful children in a malicious matter you will meet mr. Glock 19 and his 15 friends...
True shit I hope you got it sir I'm only 17 but I'm interested in getting this when I'm older hopefully I can I dont know tho with biden being in office 😂
I don’t have a problem with classes before concealed carry. Gun ownership should be a right but concealed carry training can help make everyone safer and more responsible. I took a class before I got my permit and I feel much more safe as a result; I learned when it is and isn’t legal to draw my gun for example, and to my surprise I found it was legal more often than I expected; if not for the class I would have been overly cautious about drawing my gun when I needed it. Fortunately when I did need it, no one was hurt and everyone walked away. That’s the ideal outcome for everyone.
Required classes are unconstitutional and you’re a sheep if you believe you need them. Classes should be recommended, not required. Anything else is unconstitutional.
@@Sheridantank The idea that this has become a very popular trend to put safety measures on things people will yell out unconstitutional. Now I do respect the constitution of the United States and there is a very strong community that don’t want to their guns taken away. And there is a huge respect in that area for responsible gun owners. However it’s unlogical to give such power to people that are going to use it irresponsible and throwing it into the wild. So instead of yelling unconstitutionally. The solution is to teach people that a gun isn’t a toy. And I think it should have the same impact as having a driver’s license
Typical complainers, criticizing like they are "Jerry Miculek" instead of celebrating the fact that at least these citizens are becoming and extension of us and the Second Amendment.
It’s not just complaining Dumbass. You don’t have to be the best in the world to give constructive criticism. You DO NOT bring your line of sight to the gun, you being the sights to your line of sight. All this shoulders forward and head tucking is improper shooting. Sure you can practice with it and “make it work” but when we’re talking about living it not living depending on how well you shoot, there’s no excuse for an instructor to give bad training. Obviously it’s great people are exorcising their rights. That was a stupid straw man argument for you to make. You can “celebrate” someone practicing their rights and instruct them on how to do better at it. You should be squared off to the target and again, the tilting the head to bring your eyes to the sights is wrong. Bring the sights to your eyes.
@@Sheridantank Typical Antifa sympathizer, if you don't like OUR 2A, you're welcome to pack and leave, don't try to hide your intentions behind dumb comments.
I'm a KY resident. ky was a open carry without permit.when I started to actively carry then went constitutional carry (no permit required.just legal to own a firearm) I actually took the nra basic pistol course before the CCW class. instructor was retired police. CCW was actually certified. And three other classes for what could be considered advanced firearm or concealed carry. There is much more to just deciding to carry a gun. I knew that before taking the classes.while I did practice a good portion of what the advance classes covered.and had settled on my gun, caliber and holster choice long before taking the classes. I still learned so much.in great part to the instructors.building on much of what ccw class basics. A common point made by every instructor.was every round fired had potential legal ramifications.no matter how justified the shooting.and stressed situational awareness.avoidence and descilation.being the first preferred choice.property damage and worse hurting or killing a inocent person.could be real bad realities.even if the reason for the shooting.was found to be justified. Another point made in every class.if you are carrying a gun.be it open or concealed.you should avoid conflict and confrontation if possible. property damage or hitting another person . have real consequence.even if primary shooting is found to be justified. Also if you choose to carry.be aware of how you carry yourself.and interact with others.if someone decides feel look and or act like a threat.and involve police.while you are carrying a firearm.it can get bad for you.
I took my class in Livonia Michigan and there was 4 women that had never shot a gun before, I was nervous when they started to shoot. There was a woman who turned around with the gun in her hand with her finger on the trigger, she did this three times and the trainer took the gun out of her hand a failed her . I'll never go to a gangs to get my certificate to get my CPL with people who never shot a gun again. I'll walk out .
I don't know about this state. In Minnesota our BCA/DPS must approve our course content, certify us, and list our entity on the DPS website as certified instructors. I must renew every five-years.
Same. The instructor State certified, the curriculum is reviewed and approved or not, standards and curriculum mandated. Only State Certified Instructors listed on the website
There ain't no white voice stupid ass and maybe if WHITE PEOPLE DIDNT COLONIZE THIS SHIT WORLD AND ENSLAVE HS FOR 400+ PLUS YEARS U WOULDNT NEED TO WORRY ABOUT A "WHITE VOICE"
Wow this was a good video i want to learn about gun control and gun laws . I don't know nothing about ither of them because I want to get my gun Licence. Do u think u can make a new video for 2019 taking about gun laws and Ct Gun laws and what do u need to do to get a gun permit and license
What Instructor Andre Queen should also teach to his students in the CCW class on NOT to approach people in parking lots to enforce State law because this is what Michael Drejka did in Florida Drejka was found guilty of manslaughter he killed Markeis McGlockton concerning Handicap parking spot. As a conceal carry holder carry your weapon for your defense and for the defense of others use it reasonably and try to avoid any conflict at all cost because as an armed citizen if you start to intervene in situations out in the streets like a cop and something serious happens your NOT shielded by any civil liability and also you don't have the same immunity as a sworn police officer.
Very professional. I would like to start my finger printing right away. Why I want this is because I would like to work in security officer Field armed but nothing less than a tazer stunt gun. Where do I start to see if I qualify for a FOiD card and permit?
A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the RIGHT of the people to keep and bear arms shall NOT be infringed. Our constitution clearly states it is our right, not a privilege. Therefore the government does not grant you permission to carry or not. Permits are infringements.
Nonsense. You can openly carry all you want, but need a permit to hide that firearm from others. The military (or "well regulated militia") doesn't hide their firearms.
@@robinstewart6510 telling people how to carry it is an infringement. Concealed carry is the most affective option. Open carry in our world today is stupid. You make yourself the first target to anyone looking to do harm which is obviously what the left wants. Owning a firearm and carrying it is a right, not a privilege. Nobody gets to dictate how you carry or where.
@@flockwitaglock2139 .. Oh, really? Show me where it says that ("how to carry is an infringement") in the constitution. It says we have a right to "keep and bare arms," not how we can or cannot do so. As a crowded society, we have a right to place reasonable restrictions on what each other do. Your interpretation is unreasonable. Get your permit, man. It's really not that hard.
@@robinstewart6510 nah restrictions are infringements and permits were made as a way to keep guns out of the peoples hands especially black hands. Learn your history and your rights bud
NO !! This is a class of carry laws. Not a basic gun handling class. My class was half full of returning afganistan vets. The instructor was cool and asked them to critique his class. Since i was the oldest he asked if i think its best to carry chambered or not. I said in nam , we did how we wanted and we still lost. THAT started a discussion.
I think there shouldn’t be to many laws like driving that restrict common sense in need of an emergency. This may be controversial but I do approve of a license but it depends what laws are implemented in firing a fire arm which ever gun it may be to prevent an individual to use it for an act of evil.
I liked how the very end all these dudes had there weapons pointed in his direction, 👎 never never point a weapons in a person's direction unless your gonna shoot to kill, evon if the weapons unloaded,👍
That’s dumb as fuck and not even close to the rule. A gun doesn’t magically load itself. You often point a gun at yourself when cleaning or disassembling. If everyone is aware of what’s going on and all guns are unloaded, you can point them at each other all day. Don’t point them at people who aren’t aware or expecting it. Generally you shouldn’t point it at people anyway, but in this training where all guns are none for a fact to be unloaded, it’s 100% acceptable.
@@Sheridantank i mean its better to just get the muscle memory of always pointing a gun downwards since you dont want an accidental discharge even if it doesnt look loaded it still can
@@bobbysour6127 No TF it cant. What does "doesn't look loaded mean"? Its either loaded, or not and that's the FIRST thing you should check. Its 100% impossible forbath unloaded gun to fire
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Lateral movement instead of forward, getting off the X is much more realistic to surviving a violent encounter. Also encourage your students to seek more training, A permit class is not a very efficient way to learn lifesaving skills, many of the things shown here are effective for sure. Just not efficient for real life encounters.
It's a concealed carry class...the minimum requirements to get their permit. Not a firearms class. They need to be attending another class to get that good training.
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Zilch71 you clearly don’t know what you’re talking about. In high stress situations you lose some of your motor skills and you need to practice these simple tactics and more if you want them to be muscle memory and react the way you want your body to.
Give your heads a shake man. When do you ever think this "Movie" will ever happen? People live their whole lives never needing this. This is a sickness, a macho sickness that has gone way too far. I don't believe you'll ever return to normal grounded citizens if you've gone this far. Welcome to living in fear. Enjoy.
Knowledge and skill is not a detriment. Your hatred sounds like you are the one living in fear. By they way, all of my friends have passed background checks.
Home invasions happen daily, even moreso with the economic situation and Drug epidemics. Every day people are assaulted in dark parking lots, robbed walking to the store. Women and raped, kidnapped, ran off the road or cornered on long stretches of vast open hoghway with no cell service or police. Maybe broke down at night in a real bad area. You got crazy f'ers shoot up live events and gatherings full of people or even grocery stores. You'd rather have it and not need it than need it and not have it. CP carriers pray they never have to use it, they're not waiting to be a victim or waiting for some "movie" you dope...
@Samuel Foley I've done over a thousand CCW classes. They are SAFETY classes. Not tactical classes, or how to become a crack shot. That said, when we shoot, it's one at a time. I hawk the student to prevent an unsafe condition, which has happened too many times to count. That's why I go one at a time. I would NEVER permit a room full of people with unknown experience to bring a gun into class, trusting them to make the gun safe (or confirm it already is). That's why they have blue guns. All that slidy, hands on the chest rigamarole is pure fluff. Learning defensive skills takes time, and a CCW SAFETY class is not the place for that. A safety class goes over the rules of safety, how different guns function so you know how to be safe with a semi- auto, double and/or single action, with or without a manual safety, as well as revolvers, double or single action. I also go over range rules, how to safely load and unload, etc. I'm sorry, but having students handle real guns inside a classroom en mass is a massive fail.
@Samuel Foley Agreed about the shooting part, but me personally, I'm going one at a time. I had a guy who went deer in the headlights on me. I put one round in a glock, put it on the table, and as I was giving him instructions, he grabbed the gun, finger on the trigger. I held his hand and gun down and told him to let go. He was in lala land and wouldn't release the gun. I was literally holding his hand down as hard as I could. I had another student fire one round and throw the gun in fear. I had another guy who thought it would be funny to state that he was taking lessons so he could shoot his wife! If someone gets killed or injured taking my class, I'm responsible. So I go one on one. I load the first time (one round) and they fire one round. If that goes well then the student loads 3, fire 3, makes safe, you pass. There's literally hundreds of hours of video right here on youtube showing how stupid people can be with guns. I assume everyone is a novice, and go from there. In fact, I have a quick version of my class for people who are serious, long time shooters, and just need to get a permit. Show me you know the rules by passing my test, then we go to the range. Other than that, I'm doing my due diligence to ensure beyond all doubt that nobody screws up. Thank you for having a meaningful dialogue with me, I appreciate your input.
@@66guns4not even close to accurate or necessary. Firearms are inspected and empty. You learn the nomenclature and handling, are you trying to tell me that a class you took only put the firearm in your hand when you stepped onto the range to shoot the qual?!?
@@cyberlycans4191 I'm an instructor myself. Nobody touches a gun or has one on them until I hand them one. I've seen so many people 'think' their gun is unloaded, or start to take it out for you to 'inspect' it. I never let people hand me a gun, I'll pick it up, and it better be in a case, or at least a holster. That goes for my gun store as well. It's just unsafe to have random people handling firearms without a strict protocol of safety in place. That protocol is based on experience and sound gun handling practices. Did you know people have suicided at ranges and gun stores? Have you seen the video of a Police Chief having a negligent discharge at a gun store because he was showing off his weapon? These are but a few of the reasons why I'm so particular about who, how, and when people are handling firearms around me.
Illinois has really strict gun laws that are ridiculous. People who live in these places say things like the other two comments, but that's mostly because people who don't shoot or know people who do only see guns in the news when news networks use scare tactics to drum up networking profits. People should have the right to own the tools of self defense. Especially given the current thriving civilian gun ownership market to the tune of 100 million+ gun owners in the US, prohibition will never eliminate the possibility of gun crime, including a total ban and confiscation scenario. People will not surrender their firearms, states like NJ who enact un-Constitutional gun control measure get absolutely *no compliance*. Even places with prohibition like France can be subject to gun violence. People have a right to own the tools of self defense, period. The second amendment is not old and irrelevant. It's purpose is to give a certain amount of power to the people, to allow the citizenry to defend against all threats foreign or domestic including heinous tyrannical government. Straw men arguments will say things like "You couldn't win a civil war against the US government." DUH. It's not even meant to win wars against a government. It's meant as a *deterrence to tyranny*. We already have gun control. Lot's of it! You *cannot own a fully automatic weapon without substantially cost prohibitive costs, and serious high class firearms licenses.* Rifles with a barrel under 16 inches are regulated, suppressors are regulated (wrongfully in my opinion, it's hearing protection and doesn't make firearms quiet or silent by any means!), you need a background check to purchase a gun, and most people aren't going to sell guns to people they don't trust. Most used firearms are shipped through an FFL dealer with a background check included too. Further gun laws aren't going to fix the problem of violence we have, even if you take it all the way to prohibition. Just wanted to post my opinion here.
@@vitopettito1689 You cant own a fully auto matic weapon? Surely that's not true, how do you cope without strutting around with a fully automatic weapon ? It must be hell for you.
@@vitopettito1689 You mention France, with all that's gone on there in the last few weeks ,what do you think it would be like if millions of French citizens owned guns.?
Took my class here. Pretty nice instructor
Did they do your fingerprints and everything in that one building?
yes got my fingerprints and also my passport photo here too. like how they have everything here in one building
Killerdogs Armory how much was the class
Keep training. More places and with different instructors and teachers.
What is it that they look for in background checks ?
I didn't take my class here, but heard many of the exact same things. The one thing I never thought about before my class was how to surrender and not appearing threatening when police show up, and how our instructor told us to think about general response and review them in you mind. In other words the said many of us visit the same place of work, same supermarket, and the same gas stations over and over year after year. He talked about how you should have some plan of action if something "happened": Getting an idea about how to escape/back doors so you don't have to engage. He talked about how it's not your job to be the police, but only defend you and others from bodily harm. The importance of scanning inside a gas station before you enter it. So much great stuff to learn in these classes.
Thank you!
Especially for the last sentence in your comment. I’m going to start scanning gas stations before I enter them. I’ve already started to scan parking garages when I enter and exit them. I’m never on my phone and I look inside of parked cars and in my car before I get in. Once I get in, I locked the doors immediately, start my vehicle and leave.
My instructor for ccw called it condition yellow. situational awareness no matter how mundane.or seemingly safe.
People today DO NOT scan ANYTHING other than that phone in their hand as they walk into a gas station or any store for that matter.
I don't look at my phone AT ALL unless it rings or i NEED to look something up to help me find something that i need that second or minute, otherwise its in my pocket and my eyes are scanning EVERYONE around me as i watch them look at their phone
Where in the metro Chicagoland did u go to take the class if you don’t mind me asking?
Instructor seemed awesome I'm looking forward to taking the class in the next two weeks so I could be able to carry my firearm with me everywhere the way this world is going Us Men need to able to defend our wife and kids even if it means taking the bad guy's life I don't condone violence I don't condone killing but if you approached me or my beautiful wife or any of my innocent beautiful children in a malicious matter you will meet mr. Glock 19 and his 15 friends...
True shit I hope you got it sir I'm only 17 but I'm interested in getting this when I'm older hopefully I can I dont know tho with biden being in office 😂
I don’t have a problem with classes before concealed carry. Gun ownership should be a right but concealed carry training can help make everyone safer and more responsible.
I took a class before I got my permit and I feel much more safe as a result; I learned when it is and isn’t legal to draw my gun for example, and to my surprise I found it was legal more often than I expected; if not for the class I would have been overly cautious about drawing my gun when I needed it.
Fortunately when I did need it, no one was hurt and everyone walked away.
That’s the ideal outcome for everyone.
Required classes are unconstitutional and you’re a sheep if you believe you need them. Classes should be recommended, not required. Anything else is unconstitutional.
@@Sheridantank Oh stfu
@@Sheridantank The idea that this has become a very popular trend to put safety measures on things people will yell out unconstitutional. Now I do respect the constitution of the United States and there is a very strong community that don’t want to their guns taken away. And there is a huge respect in that area for responsible gun owners. However it’s unlogical to give such power to people that are going to use it irresponsible and throwing it into the wild. So instead of yelling unconstitutionally. The solution is to teach people that a gun isn’t a toy. And I think it should have the same impact as having a driver’s license
Great demonstration!
I definetly wouldent make this a requirement but i do agree it's a very responsible thing for anyone who Carrys
I got my class tomorrow. Thank you for this.
Lo pasaste el test? Si lo pasaste felicitaciones 🎉
hey there I'm a uscca instructor in Houston Texas. I love you video
Just another tool like a hammer just have to know how to use it I call mine the protector tool.
Typical complainers, criticizing like they are "Jerry Miculek" instead of celebrating the fact that at least these citizens are becoming and extension of us and the Second Amendment.
It’s not just complaining Dumbass. You don’t have to be the best in the world to give constructive criticism. You DO NOT bring your line of sight to the gun, you being the sights to your line of sight. All this shoulders forward and head tucking is improper shooting. Sure you can practice with it and “make it work” but when we’re talking about living it not living depending on how well you shoot, there’s no excuse for an instructor to give bad training.
Obviously it’s great people are exorcising their rights. That was a stupid straw man argument for you to make. You can “celebrate” someone practicing their rights and instruct them on how to do better at it.
You should be squared off to the target and again, the tilting the head to bring your eyes to the sights is wrong. Bring the sights to your eyes.
@@Sheridantank Typical Antifa sympathizer, if you don't like OUR 2A, you're welcome to pack and leave, don't try to hide your intentions behind dumb comments.
I'm a KY resident. ky was a open carry without permit.when I started to actively carry then went constitutional carry (no permit required.just legal to own a firearm) I actually took the nra basic pistol course before the CCW class. instructor was retired police. CCW was actually certified. And three other classes for what could be considered advanced firearm or concealed carry.
There is much more to just deciding to carry a gun. I knew that before taking the classes.while I did practice a good portion of what the advance classes covered.and had settled on my gun, caliber and holster choice long before taking the classes. I still learned so much.in great part to the instructors.building on much of what ccw class basics.
A common point made by every instructor.was every round fired had potential legal ramifications.no matter how justified the shooting.and stressed situational awareness.avoidence and descilation.being the first preferred choice.property damage and worse hurting or killing a inocent person.could be real bad realities.even if the reason for the shooting.was found to be justified.
Another point made in every class.if you are carrying a gun.be it open or concealed.you should avoid conflict and confrontation if possible. property damage or hitting another person . have real consequence.even if primary shooting is found to be justified.
Also if you choose to carry.be aware of how you carry yourself.and interact with others.if someone decides feel look and or act like a threat.and involve police.while you are carrying a firearm.it can get bad for you.
Constitution forever
I took my class in Livonia Michigan and there was 4 women that had never shot a gun before, I was nervous when they started to shoot. There was a woman who turned around with the gun in her hand with her finger on the trigger, she did this three times and the trainer took the gun out of her hand a failed her . I'll never go to a gangs to get my certificate to get my CPL with people who never shot a gun again. I'll walk out .
I like that!!! That was a greatly way to train
The class of students (men) really cool guys!!!!!
Boom ,boom ,boom ,bad guy goes down . Terrifying, the simplicity of the instructor's words are chilling.
You’re a pussy, Graham. I get what you’re saying, but having read your other drivel, you are a pussy.
Graham Cox ...watch active self protection channel. It really is that simple.
John Wilburn lol
Damn John 😂
I don't know about this state. In Minnesota our BCA/DPS must approve our course content, certify us, and list our entity on the DPS website as certified instructors. I must renew every five-years.
Same. The instructor State certified, the curriculum is reviewed and approved or not, standards and curriculum mandated. Only State Certified Instructors listed on the website
He got that white voice down pact 🤣🤣🤣
Haha u funny my kind of chick
D@￦m sure do......#fact
There ain't no white voice stupid ass and maybe if WHITE PEOPLE DIDNT COLONIZE THIS SHIT WORLD AND ENSLAVE HS FOR 400+ PLUS YEARS U WOULDNT NEED TO WORRY ABOUT A "WHITE VOICE"
White voice? Kinda racist much 🙄
😂 can’t say that in 2023 liberals will think it’s racist
Wow this was a good video i want to learn about gun control and gun laws . I don't know nothing about ither of them because I want to get my gun Licence. Do u think u can make a new video for 2019 taking about gun laws and Ct Gun laws and what do u need to do to get a gun permit and license
Reach out to ccdl.us/
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@@johnwilburn thanks so much I appreciate it
Great Video.
This is well done, and understanding
This is great!
What Instructor Andre Queen should also teach to his students in the CCW class on NOT to approach people in parking lots to enforce State law because this is what Michael Drejka did in Florida Drejka was found guilty of manslaughter he killed Markeis McGlockton concerning Handicap parking spot. As a conceal carry holder carry your weapon for your defense and for the defense of others use it reasonably and try to avoid any conflict at all cost because as an armed citizen if you start to intervene in situations out in the streets like a cop and something serious happens your NOT shielded by any civil liability and also you don't have the same immunity as a sworn police officer.
That was a great class ever😊
Difference between permit and license?
How long does this class take ?
You don’t lower your head to the gun. You being the gun up
Very professional.
I would like to start my finger printing right away.
Why I want this is because I would like to work in security officer Field armed but nothing less than a tazer stunt gun.
Where do I start to see if I qualify for a FOiD card and permit?
yeah, I need 1
A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the RIGHT of the people to keep and bear arms shall NOT be infringed. Our constitution clearly states it is our right, not a privilege. Therefore the government does not grant you permission to carry or not. Permits are infringements.
Nonsense. You can openly carry all you want, but need a permit to hide that firearm from others. The military (or "well regulated militia") doesn't hide their firearms.
@@robinstewart6510 telling people how to carry it is an infringement. Concealed carry is the most affective option. Open carry in our world today is stupid. You make yourself the first target to anyone looking to do harm which is obviously what the left wants. Owning a firearm and carrying it is a right, not a privilege. Nobody gets to dictate how you carry or where.
@@flockwitaglock2139 .. Oh, really? Show me where it says that ("how to carry is an infringement") in the constitution. It says we have a right to "keep and bare arms," not how we can or cannot do so. As a crowded society, we have a right to place reasonable restrictions on what each other do. Your interpretation is unreasonable. Get your permit, man. It's really not that hard.
@@robinstewart6510 nah restrictions are infringements and permits were made as a way to keep guns out of the peoples hands especially black hands. Learn your history and your rights bud
and still get away with it💯
NO !! This is a class of carry laws. Not a basic gun handling class. My class was half full of returning afganistan vets. The instructor was cool and asked them to critique his class. Since i was the oldest
he asked if i think its best to carry chambered or not. I said in nam , we did how we wanted and we still lost. THAT started a discussion.
I think there shouldn’t be to many laws like driving that restrict common sense in need of an emergency. This may be controversial but I do approve of a license but it depends what laws are implemented in firing a fire arm which ever gun it may be to prevent an individual to use it for an act of evil.
I liked how the very end all these dudes had there weapons pointed in his direction, 👎 never never point a weapons in a person's direction unless your gonna shoot to kill, evon if the weapons unloaded,👍
Stfu bro
That’s dumb as fuck and not even close to the rule. A gun doesn’t magically load itself. You often point a gun at yourself when cleaning or disassembling.
If everyone is aware of what’s going on and all guns are unloaded, you can point them at each other all day. Don’t point them at people who aren’t aware or expecting it. Generally you shouldn’t point it at people anyway, but in this training where all guns are none for a fact to be unloaded, it’s 100% acceptable.
@@Sheridantank i mean its better to just get the muscle memory of always pointing a gun downwards since you dont want an accidental discharge even if it doesnt look loaded it still can
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No TF it cant. What does "doesn't look loaded mean"? Its either loaded, or not and that's the FIRST thing you should check. Its 100% impossible forbath unloaded gun to fire
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Lateral movement instead of forward, getting off the X is much more realistic to surviving a violent encounter. Also encourage your students to seek more training, A permit class is not a very efficient way to learn lifesaving skills, many of the things shown here are effective for sure. Just not efficient for real life encounters.
It's a concealed carry class...the minimum requirements to get their permit. Not a firearms class. They need to be attending another class to get that good training.
7 years ago was 2013
More people need this training cause they bought guns and have no knowledge about how to use it properly
People have been buying firearms for centuries, without such training.
The dude in the orange cap needs to chill out 🤣
Finger prints....insane..... other than that valid training.
How do I get my permit
Go to handgunlaw.us and select your state. Great info there and it stays up to date.
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CARRY PERMIT Should come with a badge for paranoid law enforcement .showing you have a permit
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These tactics are pretty shit and won’t ever happen in reality
Zilch71 you clearly don’t know what you’re talking about. In high stress situations you lose some of your motor skills and you need to practice these simple tactics and more if you want them to be muscle memory and react the way you want your body to.
That was a joke of a demonstration
You mad sis?
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Give your heads a shake man. When do you ever think this "Movie" will ever happen? People live their whole lives never needing this. This is a sickness, a macho sickness that has gone way too far. I don't believe you'll ever return to normal grounded citizens if you've gone this far. Welcome to living in fear. Enjoy.
Knowledge and skill is not a detriment. Your hatred sounds like you are the one living in fear. By they way, all of my friends have passed background checks.
Home invasions happen daily, even moreso with the economic situation and Drug epidemics. Every day people are assaulted in dark parking lots, robbed walking to the store. Women and raped, kidnapped, ran off the road or cornered on long stretches of vast open hoghway with no cell service or police. Maybe broke down at night in a real bad area. You got crazy f'ers shoot up live events and gatherings full of people or even grocery stores. You'd rather have it and not need it than need it and not have it. CP carriers pray they never have to use it, they're not waiting to be a victim or waiting for some "movie" you dope...
Homeboy got that white man voice down pact
I got $2500 for a real permit.
Clif 4533 is that how much you spent on getting it?
the pistol suuuuuuuuuuucks
Yeah but concealing a mk48 in your pants is very uncomfortable and extremely noticeable.
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Step slide? Really? Lol.
Just what I was thinking lol. Damn good way to trip over something
I cannot believe this instructor has students bring firearms to class. Fail.
@Samuel Foley I've done over a thousand CCW classes. They are SAFETY classes. Not tactical classes, or how to become a crack shot. That said, when we shoot, it's one at a time. I hawk the student to prevent an unsafe condition, which has happened too many times to count. That's why I go one at a time. I would NEVER permit a room full of people with unknown experience to bring a gun into class, trusting them to make the gun safe (or confirm it already is). That's why they have blue guns. All that slidy, hands on the chest rigamarole is pure fluff. Learning defensive skills takes time, and a CCW SAFETY class is not the place for that. A safety class goes over the rules of safety, how different guns function so you know how to be safe with a semi- auto, double and/or single action, with or without a manual safety, as well as revolvers, double or single action. I also go over range rules, how to safely load and unload, etc. I'm sorry, but having students handle real guns inside a classroom en mass is a massive fail.
@Samuel Foley Agreed about the shooting part, but me personally, I'm going one at a time. I had a guy who went deer in the headlights on me. I put one round in a glock, put it on the table, and as I was giving him instructions, he grabbed the gun, finger on the trigger. I held his hand and gun down and told him to let go. He was in lala land and wouldn't release the gun. I was literally holding his hand down as hard as I could. I had another student fire one round and throw the gun in fear. I had another guy who thought it would be funny to state that he was taking lessons so he could shoot his wife! If someone gets killed or injured taking my class, I'm responsible. So I go one on one. I load the first time (one round) and they fire one round. If that goes well then the student loads 3, fire 3, makes safe, you pass. There's literally hundreds of hours of video right here on youtube showing how stupid people can be with guns. I assume everyone is a novice, and go from there. In fact, I have a quick version of my class for people who are serious, long time shooters, and just need to get a permit. Show me you know the rules by passing my test, then we go to the range. Other than that, I'm doing my due diligence to ensure beyond all doubt that nobody screws up. Thank you for having a meaningful dialogue with me, I appreciate your input.
66 Guns ...remind me where you teach CCW so I know not to go there. Thanks!
@@66guns4not even close to accurate or necessary. Firearms are inspected and empty. You learn the nomenclature and handling, are you trying to tell me that a class you took only put the firearm in your hand when you stepped onto the range to shoot the qual?!?
@@cyberlycans4191 I'm an instructor myself. Nobody touches a gun or has one on them until I hand them one. I've seen so many people 'think' their gun is unloaded, or start to take it out for you to 'inspect' it. I never let people hand me a gun, I'll pick it up, and it better be in a case, or at least a holster. That goes for my gun store as well. It's just unsafe to have random people handling firearms without a strict protocol of safety in place. That protocol is based on experience and sound gun handling practices. Did you know people have suicided at ranges and gun stores? Have you seen the video of a Police Chief having a negligent discharge at a gun store because he was showing off his weapon? These are but a few of the reasons why I'm so particular about who, how, and when people are handling firearms around me.
I guess they never heard of the 2nd amendment.
Well it is hundreds of years old ,and irrelevant to modern America.
Illinois has really strict gun laws that are ridiculous. People who live in these places say things like the other two comments, but that's mostly because people who don't shoot or know people who do only see guns in the news when news networks use scare tactics to drum up networking profits. People should have the right to own the tools of self defense. Especially given the current thriving civilian gun ownership market to the tune of 100 million+ gun owners in the US, prohibition will never eliminate the possibility of gun crime, including a total ban and confiscation scenario. People will not surrender their firearms, states like NJ who enact un-Constitutional gun control measure get absolutely *no compliance*. Even places with prohibition like France can be subject to gun violence. People have a right to own the tools of self defense, period.
The second amendment is not old and irrelevant. It's purpose is to give a certain amount of power to the people, to allow the citizenry to defend against all threats foreign or domestic including heinous tyrannical government. Straw men arguments will say things like "You couldn't win a civil war against the US government." DUH. It's not even meant to win wars against a government. It's meant as a *deterrence to tyranny*.
We already have gun control. Lot's of it! You *cannot own a fully automatic weapon without substantially cost prohibitive costs, and serious high class firearms licenses.* Rifles with a barrel under 16 inches are regulated, suppressors are regulated (wrongfully in my opinion, it's hearing protection and doesn't make firearms quiet or silent by any means!), you need a background check to purchase a gun, and most people aren't going to sell guns to people they don't trust. Most used firearms are shipped through an FFL dealer with a background check included too. Further gun laws aren't going to fix the problem of violence we have, even if you take it all the way to prohibition.
Just wanted to post my opinion here.
@@vitopettito1689 Saturate America with millions of guns, allow tens of thousands of serious criminals to obtain guns, what could possibly go wrong.?
@@vitopettito1689 You cant own a fully auto matic weapon? Surely that's not true, how do you cope without strutting around with a fully automatic weapon ? It must be hell for you.
@@vitopettito1689 You mention France, with all that's gone on there in the last few weeks ,what do you think it would be like if millions of French citizens owned guns.?