Carried every single day for 26 years.. in all those years I've had two draw my gun twice in self defense. Of those two times , I only fired once . The first time was broke down on the side of the road. A car pulled over and what I thought was a helping hand , turned out to be three grown men toting a bad vibe. I didn't get out of the car, one of them knocked on my window, and I said " I'm good waiting on my father in law , thanks".. this provoke him to punch my window with what I would consider medium strength.. at this time I drew my Glock 27 and let him look down the barrel.. this made him decide to find something better to do.. I had actually forgot my pistol when I left, but realized it about a mile after leaving and I ALLLLLLLMMMMOSST didn't go back and get it I learbed a valuable lesson that day... If you don't carry 100% of the time, your carrying 0% of the time... Ive no doubt my little Glock saved my and my wife's hide that evening . The second time I actually had to discharge my gun and take a life. But the life I had to take belonged to a big ol ugly mean pit bull mix . We live in a rural area on a dirt road, and we had a huge mudholw in the drive and I went to trench it to drain it. I grabbed my xd-s mod 2 in 40, put it in my right front pocket and went to work.. I'd been out there about 10 minutes when I hear something charging through the woods.. scared the hell out of me.. the dog was on my before I knew it, knocked me to the ground and proceeded to dine on my leg It seemwd like it took 45 years to fish my gun out my pocket , and it didn't help I fell on my right side.. the dog managed to rip my work boot off, and cause 19 stitches worth of damage to one side of my leg and 4 on the other. When I finally got the gun out , I can't describe the relief it gave me. I gave him a silvertip right upside the head and that was that. It was devistating to him and also my foot.. two bullet fragments and a bone fragment had to be removed.. but I got to keep my leg and my life, but the rabies shots are awful All those years carrying and it was a Damm dog that that I had to defend myself from.. Over the years I've learned three things. 1- as I mentioned, if you don't carry 100% of the time , then your carrying 0% of the time.. 2- carry in a manner where you can access the gun with either hand . It's hard to dig a pistol out of your right blue jean pocket with your left hand while your right leg is being dined upon. 3- use bonded ammunition. You never know when you might need to shoot through a passenger window or a animal with your body part in it's mouth.
This video could definitely save someone's life. I always remember to never put myself in a situation where this can happen, but sometimes SHTF and life gets out of your control.
Dude, you are spot on. Yes, this is how it is done. I'm a sub 8 year prior service Marine. Coached Officers and Recon Marines. Outshot everyone in Bootcamp, and all of my other units. Shooting team on Okinawa. Came in 4th place individually, our team 2nd.
@@TacticalRifleman I would argue the left arm placement is a bad call. You should push/shove with your left THEN bring your left hand back to your chest WHILE you draw and engage the target. Do NOT connect your limbs to a target while you’re actively engaging it. So much can go wrong here. Dont forget that people grab and fight back.
yup. my wife still always worries - like in a Christmas story, except it's "you're gonna shoot your D*ck off". I just tell her I prefer to keep 'em both loaded at all times.
Thanks for making the video. I was looking for a clear example of this to show someone. I learned this technique in a class I took. It's something you don't think about until you start carrying. So many scenarios.
Karl, I love a lot of your old videos... I know fresh content is what keeps the channel circulating, but I don't have a 50 cal chain cannon so these are much more objective for me... keep em' up... best Tactical Channel period... Happy 4th.
That is EXCELLENT. Great example of a situation that could happen to anyone one of us, at anytime and anywhere.. Important to have a solid example on how to handle it. Singular and multiple offenders Thank you for the video.
Personally, I found this drill to be very no-nonsense and intuitive. After reading some of the comments, I noticed some people were critical of the moving backward while shoot aspect. Do you think it would be possible to incorporate a deliberate trip into this drill to show, yes, it is possible to retain muzzle control and fire upward at an attacker if necessary? Would this be too dangerous to demonstrate on RUclips? I feel like going into the tactics of firing from stress positions may quiet some of the critics.
Great Question. I too was taught not to walk backwards while shooting. However, this was always in CQB schools, where I would be surrounded with other assaulters. Critics to to think about "Making space" and "Do I want to turn my back on threats?" I'm sure most will agree with us on both of these subjects. You also mentioned shooting from stress positions. There are drills you can do, such as shooting from your back and side, and shooting in confined spaces such as in a vehicle. Thse are reat drills. However, if you attempt these, ensure you hve a safety officer right there to ensure you don't flag yourself. These drills increase the risk factor, but are also valuable. First, and foremost, master the basic fundamentals of pistol marksmanship. Thanks for watching. Strength & Honor, TR.
Make a gun buy one on the black market whatever just say you took the gun off the criminal you lose the gun but hey you're alive. Keep the internals wiped of fingerprints and don't forget to wipe the bullets and wear gloves when loading.
Manu I dont think private ownership of assault rifles would be a good idea in a country like India.Indian citizens can own handguns revolvers and shotguns.Getting the license for guns however is the trickiest part.
I like how simple and to the point your video was... very impressive and retainable! Some gun channels are so wordy like Yankee Marsal, he talks more than any woman!!
Great video . I like how he said in a situation like that, just get the hits on the targets .His movements were from target to target was great to watch also. All that info.,easy to see and understanding in less than 3 minutes.Just absolutely outstanding. Iam sure it took hours and hours for setup and production , many thanks.
A pastor who's also an NRA Instructor once told me that when shooting multiple assailants, the rule of Baptist Church luncheons applies... everyone gets firsts before anyone gets seconds. Do you disagree?
Oh men, Ive so many questions about self-defense on concealed carry scenarios that you just blast right out my mind 👍👏👏👏 so good and easy , excellent work brother
@@TacticalRifleman yes sir. My weekly schedule is usually this. 5 days of online training classes from USCCA and between 1 to 3 hours dry fire training 5 days at week, then two days of live fire training. I still got a long road ahead between I'm ready to be a full time concealed weapons carrier citizen. I gotta say tho. I've learned A LOT in just the month being back shooting after 6 years. I'll get there. 😎🤘
@@TacticalRifleman good morning. I don't know how your weather is there. But, here where I live in Florida. 😎🤘. Great day for some shooting. Nice 55 degrees no wind I got 700 rounds. Training time. Today I'm working on my two targets 6 shots two mag change shooting. I've been dry fire mag changing for two weeks. Today is live fire
Why wouldn't you step back on the draw instead of taking a chance on being grabbed? Taking a step back would give you a better stance in turn giving you better shot placement options.
Perfect timing for this video I just attended a training session on Rex applegate’s point system and this close quarters shooting was exactly what we covered and yes I found out you gotta get over the muzzle blast . Great video as always love you guys keep em coming
For the last exercise, it might even be safer to engage the first threat while simultaneously attempting to put it between your front and the 2 on the left and back left. In reality, those two threats could've made substantial ground on you by the time you turn to face the 3rd. putting the first between you and the 2nd and third not only puts you front facing new threats, but puts threat one in the line of fire of his buddies. Could buy you some critical time in a crisis situation.
After double tapping the first perp, unless the other two are SAS or Sayeret they are not going to engage you at 7 yards like the OK Corral. Either get a reality check or get back on your game player.
I agree with this guy. ☝🏻 Your average jack wagons are gonna turn and run once they see their buddy smoked. Or are fumbling for an oversized pistol with a 7,000 extended mag. In either case you’d get round on them more than likely first.
I love this channel you do a great Job (I´m from Germany and we don‘t have the right for weapons like you do but I am very Interested in all this kind of stuff) maybe you could do a video about breach into a house tacticle and tell me where I can bye your cool caps.
I feel realistically the man behind you in the 3 man drill would have tried to retain you first given your back is turned to him. would you feel that shoving the first man out of your space the turning and taking out the man behind and proceeding left to right would work ?
It would work, but so would pulling the first guy between you and the other two while moving counter clockwise around the group. My point is every situation is different. Train for as many different situations with as many different techniques as possible, and hope you never need to use any of it. Thanks for watching, TR
Appendix carry requires different technique. May want to address this topic in a future video for the civilian world. Keep up the good work my friends.
When you drew your weapon, and said you flagged your thumb against your rib cage to help support your grip it looked to me like a real good way to tear your thumb from the slide. I’m in the practice of never, ever lifting my thumb above the action of the slide anywhere on the firearm. That was a lesson learned the hard way for me.
Tactical Rifleman what would you do in a situation where someone already has their gun pointed to you?...for example a bad guy walks up to you, points their gun at you demanding your wallet and personal items? Here you are caught off guard...how would you turn the situation around? any tips and videos would be great! thanks!
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The government already knows you watched the video, you might as well like it.
Fine, I Will.
Lol
The government can kiss my A$$
Needle in a haystack
Mfking facts😂🤣💀
Carried every single day for 26 years.. in all those years I've had two draw my gun twice in self defense. Of those two times , I only fired once .
The first time was broke down on the side of the road. A car pulled over and what I thought was a helping hand , turned out to be three grown men toting a bad vibe. I didn't get out of the car, one of them knocked on my window, and I said " I'm good waiting on my father in law , thanks".. this provoke him to punch my window with what I would consider medium strength.. at this time I drew my Glock 27 and let him look down the barrel.. this made him decide to find something better to do.. I had actually forgot my pistol when I left, but realized it about a mile after leaving and I ALLLLLLLMMMMOSST didn't go back and get it
I learbed a valuable lesson that day... If you don't carry 100% of the time, your carrying 0% of the time... Ive no doubt my little Glock saved my and my wife's hide that evening .
The second time I actually had to discharge my gun and take a life. But the life I had to take belonged to a big ol ugly mean pit bull mix . We live in a rural area on a dirt road, and we had a huge mudholw in the drive and I went to trench it to drain it.
I grabbed my xd-s mod 2 in 40, put it in my right front pocket and went to work.. I'd been out there about 10 minutes when I hear something charging through the woods.. scared the hell out of me.. the dog was on my before I knew it, knocked me to the ground and proceeded to dine on my leg
It seemwd like it took 45 years to fish my gun out my pocket , and it didn't help I fell on my right side.. the dog managed to rip my work boot off, and cause 19 stitches worth of damage to one side of my leg and 4 on the other.
When I finally got the gun out , I can't describe the relief it gave me. I gave him a silvertip right upside the head and that was that. It was devistating to him and also my foot.. two bullet fragments and a bone fragment had to be removed.. but I got to keep my leg and my life, but the rabies shots are awful
All those years carrying and it was a Damm dog that that I had to defend myself from..
Over the years I've learned three things.
1- as I mentioned, if you don't carry 100% of the time , then your carrying 0% of the time..
2- carry in a manner where you can access the gun with either hand . It's hard to dig a pistol out of your right blue jean pocket with your left hand while your right leg is being dined upon.
3- use bonded ammunition. You never know when you might need to shoot through a passenger window or a animal with your body part in it's mouth.
Thanks for sharing. TR
bro got ran up on by a dog, that rlly sucks
This video could definitely save someone's life. I always remember to never put myself in a situation where this can happen, but sometimes SHTF and life gets out of your control.
This 22 year old Police veteran loves this!🙏❤️
Dude, you are spot on. Yes, this is how it is done. I'm a sub 8 year prior service Marine. Coached Officers and Recon Marines. Outshot everyone in Bootcamp, and all of my other units. Shooting team on Okinawa. Came in 4th place individually, our team 2nd.
Chad was a Marine also. Thank you for your service. TR
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I would argue the left arm placement is a bad call. You should push/shove with your left THEN bring your left hand back to your chest WHILE you draw and engage the target. Do NOT connect your limbs to a target while you’re actively engaging it. So much can go wrong here. Dont forget that people grab and fight back.
This is exactly why you always have a round in the chamber.
Perfeito brother. Here in Brazil is kind of iligal, but we dont give a F to stupid rules, so....kkkkkk
@@Abraham556by45 Luckily you guys are all masters at BJJ so you might not even need to pull out your weapon!
One in the chamber and a extra clip...
yup. my wife still always worries - like in a Christmas story, except it's "you're gonna shoot your D*ck off". I just tell her I prefer to keep 'em both loaded at all times.
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Recently found this channel, subed in 10 mins. Very nice and to the point. Keep putting out videos!
Thanks Wes, we try to put out a new video every week. Keep coming back!
Same! This channel is great! Lots of good info.
This lines up really well with Colonel Rex Applegate's writings and leads into great transitions. I like it.
I missed this one. Showed up in my feed. Outstanding!
Hope you enjoyed it!
Nice work
I think this channel will become one of the biggest firearms channel on yt. already better content than 99% of others. can't wait
I was right,,still watching... I knew you were going to be great.
Just saw this video for the first time, good drill.
Glad you liked it!
Thanks for making the video. I was looking for a clear example of this to show someone. I learned this technique in a class I took. It's something you don't think about until you start carrying. So many scenarios.
I like how Chad seems like the good uncle, and then at 1:57 he fucks up this gangsters like nothing :)
Great Drill well executed
Glad you like it
Guys a legend.
Chad is one of the best in the world listen to him, learn from him.
Karl, I love a lot of your old videos... I know fresh content is what keeps the channel circulating, but I don't have a 50 cal chain cannon so these are much more objective for me... keep em' up... best Tactical Channel period... Happy 4th.
That is EXCELLENT.
Great example of a situation that could happen to anyone one of us, at anytime and anywhere..
Important to have a solid example on how to handle it.
Singular and multiple offenders
Thank you for the video.
So much great content i have found on your channel from way back. This knowledge is priceless!! Thank you!!!!!!🤜🤛🇺🇸🇺🇸
Personally, I found this drill to be very no-nonsense and intuitive. After reading some of the comments, I noticed some people were critical of the moving backward while shoot aspect. Do you think it would be possible to incorporate a deliberate trip into this drill to show, yes, it is possible to retain muzzle control and fire upward at an attacker if necessary? Would this be too dangerous to demonstrate on RUclips? I feel like going into the tactics of firing from stress positions may quiet some of the critics.
Great Question. I too was taught not to walk backwards while shooting. However, this was always in CQB schools, where I would be surrounded with other assaulters. Critics to to think about "Making space" and "Do I want to turn my back on threats?" I'm sure most will agree with us on both of these subjects. You also mentioned shooting from stress positions. There are drills you can do, such as shooting from your back and side, and shooting in confined spaces such as in a vehicle. Thse are reat drills. However, if you attempt these, ensure you hve a safety officer right there to ensure you don't flag yourself. These drills increase the risk factor, but are also valuable. First, and foremost, master the basic fundamentals of pistol marksmanship. Thanks for watching. Strength & Honor, TR.
Flawless multi threat execution 👍🏿
we don't have private gun rights in India the way it is in the USA, but a little knowledge wouldn't hurt.
Subbed!
Make a gun buy one on the black market whatever just say you took the gun off the criminal you lose the gun but hey you're alive. Keep the internals wiped of fingerprints and don't forget to wipe the bullets and wear gloves when loading.
Manu I dont think private ownership of assault rifles would be a good idea in a country like India.Indian citizens can own handguns revolvers and shotguns.Getting the license for guns however is the trickiest part.
That's how you're government abuse and enslave you by making sure that you're weak and cannot defend yourself.
you can always use whats available in your area... like really spicy biryani or masala and throw it in their eyes.
@@dooopersuper1497 Lmao 😂🤣🤣
I like how simple and to the point your video was... very impressive and retainable! Some gun channels are so wordy like Yankee Marsal, he talks more than any woman!!
This channel is awesome, so glad I found it!
Welcome aboard!
Respect. As a Vet that thought he was done. Getting back in. Good food for thought.
Great video . I like how he said in a situation like that, just get the hits on the targets .His movements were from target to target was great to watch also. All that info.,easy to see and understanding in less than 3 minutes.Just absolutely outstanding. Iam sure it took hours and hours for setup and production , many thanks.
Thanks for watching, TR
Had Chad as an instructor a few years back! Cool to find him on the Tube.
Chad is awesome. Definitely the "Grey Man" that no one will ever suspect. Thanks for watching, TR
A pastor who's also an NRA Instructor once told me that when shooting multiple assailants, the rule of Baptist Church luncheons applies... everyone gets firsts before anyone gets seconds. Do you disagree?
BTW... ^that & "Booger hook off the bang switch." are the most humorously presented pieces of gun instruction I've heard :)
Funny shit
Excellent info . Been there done that. Shooting black dots are a great start and sport. It is Not what it’s like on the street.
PB
One of the best personal defense videos I've ever seen
I really hope I never have to use what I learned here today. But, it’s definitely something I would regret not knowing
Great advice!
That was one of the best close combat vids love it
Love this! Just started shooting. Now I know how to get up out of a jam! Lol
Gonna have to get good at this one.
Good vibes and good video. Thnx
Nicely done
Great video straight to the point💨💨🔫👍👍👍
Sou Brasileiro , e achei top o vídeo ..
Parabéns......
Outstanding
Very good. Thank you very much
Top 3 new channels.
Thanks guys
I really enjoyed the video would love to know what the best caliber to shoot in close quarters
Great video!
Oh men, Ive so many questions about self-defense on concealed carry scenarios that you just blast right out my mind 👍👏👏👏 so good and easy , excellent work brother
Liked that around 2 minutes when shooting all three targets
Excellent video.
Thanks for watching, TR
Very good!!
Good job
Excellent, thanks
How would you handle the situation if a barrel was already pointed at you?
Nice training video. I'm most definitely going watch this video over and over, practice it dry fire a few days then do live fire test.
Ensure you have the dry fire portion down and safe; before you go live ammo. Thanks for watching, TR
@@TacticalRifleman yes sir. My weekly schedule is usually this. 5 days of online training classes from USCCA and between 1 to 3 hours dry fire training 5 days at week, then two days of live fire training. I still got a long road ahead between I'm ready to be a full time concealed weapons carrier citizen. I gotta say tho. I've learned A LOT in just the month being back shooting after 6 years. I'll get there. 😎🤘
Awesome
@@TacticalRifleman good morning. I don't know how your weather is there. But, here where I live in Florida. 😎🤘. Great day for some shooting. Nice 55 degrees no wind I got 700 rounds. Training time. Today I'm working on my two targets 6 shots two mag change shooting. I've been dry fire mag changing for two weeks. Today is live fire
Solid techniques.
Great video and information. Thanks
some solid advise here
Why wouldn't you step back on the draw instead of taking a chance on being grabbed? Taking a step back would give you a better stance in turn giving you better shot placement options.
Solid content
Perfect video !!!
Thank you,Sir.Take care!
Thanks for watching, TR
Good training video....thank you. I must just get used to carrying one in the chamber.
Perfect timing for this video I just attended a training session on Rex applegate’s point system and this close quarters shooting was exactly what we covered and yes I found out you gotta get over the muzzle blast . Great video as always love you guys keep em coming
Excellent!! Will pass on.......
For the last exercise, it might even be safer to engage the first threat while simultaneously attempting to put it between your front and the 2 on the left and back left. In reality, those two threats could've made substantial ground on you by the time you turn to face the 3rd. putting the first between you and the 2nd and third not only puts you front facing new threats, but puts threat one in the line of fire of his buddies. Could buy you some critical time in a crisis situation.
After double tapping the first perp, unless the other two are SAS or Sayeret they are not going to engage you at 7 yards like the OK Corral. Either get a reality check or get back on your game player.
I agree with this guy. ☝🏻
Your average jack wagons are gonna turn and run once they see their buddy smoked. Or are fumbling for an oversized pistol with a 7,000 extended mag. In either case you’d get round on them more than likely first.
In reality, after that first shot they would scatter like roaches leaving their pal to bleed out.
Great video! I was looking for something like this. very helpful. Thanks,
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks
damn good point shooting
Yes . This is actually quite effective
thank u for the lesson
Nice!
Good information...great tactics
👍
Liked and subscribed!!
I love this channel you do a great Job (I´m from Germany and we don‘t have the right for weapons like you do but I am very Interested in all this kind of stuff) maybe you could do a video about breach into a house tacticle and tell me where I can bye your cool caps.
Good video thanks for the tips.
Thanks, we try to put up a new video every week. Pass it on to your friends to help us spread the word.
awesome video
Legendary
Thanks, showed my friends.
Thanks. Strength and Honor TR
great video!! very clear and precise instructions. thank you for Sharing
Do we need 7+ rounds for this? I like my Ruger LC9s.
Real good stuff,
Excellent techniques and video, realistic, very beneficial.
Except the no-look re-holstering with his loose clothing.
awesome way to shoot your hand right here.
Awesome
Thanks for watching, TR
Very Nice. Thanks for a GREAT VIDEO!!!!!! I will definitely be following your channel from here forward :)
Thanks!
I feel realistically the man behind you in the 3 man drill would have tried to retain you first given your back is turned to him. would you feel that shoving the first man out of your space the turning and taking out the man behind and proceeding left to right would work ?
It would work, but so would pulling the first guy between you and the other two while moving counter clockwise around the group. My point is every situation is different. Train for as many different situations with as many different techniques as possible, and hope you never need to use any of it. Thanks for watching, TR
i wonder how much would it cost to get this kind of training this looks very interesting
You can sign up for classes at tacticalrifleman dot com
Good video. No "tacticool" nonsense.
Perfection only a chad could teach
Appendix carry requires different technique. May want to address this topic in a future video for the civilian world.
Keep up the good work my friends.
Well done, I teach it pretty much the same way.
A BadAss 'Walter Becker"!!!
There is this scene on the movie Rambo 4 on the boat. Similar to that. You were good.
How much dry fire practice do you do with students before moving in to live fire?
Depends on the course
@@TacticalRifleman Close Combat shooting, as shown in video. Where are your classes taught?
Most of our courses are taught in Clarksville TN. Students dry fire until instructors are confident with their ability to safely execute the drill.
@@TacticalRifleman Thanks very much. Great channel. Subscribed
Thank you Chad! Great performance on skills! Something I need to train on as well!
Amazing!!
where do you guys teach?
These guys teach at Tier 1 Group: www.t1g.com/
you can reach out to them to inquire about civilian training.
Good stuff!
When you drew your weapon, and said you flagged your thumb against your rib cage to help support your grip it looked to me like a real good way to tear your thumb from the slide. I’m in the practice of never, ever lifting my thumb above the action of the slide anywhere on the firearm. That was a lesson learned the hard way for me.
Hey Mormon, if you're in the process of double tapping someone in center mass, who gives a flying --- if you tear some skin off your thumb?
@@richardrobles6241 LMAO!!! I assume you meant to call me a moron not a mormon. Oh the irony of that comment!!! Thanks for the laugh.
Is that a kydex holster ?
Yep
Tactical Rifleman what would you do in a situation where someone already has their gun pointed to you?...for example a bad guy walks up to you, points their gun at you demanding your wallet and personal items? Here you are caught off guard...how would you turn the situation around? any tips and videos would be great! thanks!