Fighting Off Armed Robbers, Escaping Flooded Cars, Building Go Bags I Dangerous Questions Ep. 1
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- Опубликовано: 29 июн 2024
- On the debut episode of Dangerous Questions, an IRONCLAD Original presented by Staccato, Dom Raso tackles questions about protecting yourself in an active shooter situation, escaping a flooding car, creating a go-bag, and why former members of the Navy Special Warfare community experience conflict after transitioning out of the military.
Dom also breaks down two videos of violent situations, to show how to react when things go down.
Got questions for Dom? Post them in the comment below, and we’ll reach out if they are going to be used on the show, or go to thisisironclad.com/dangerous
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Disclaimer: The information in this podcast is for entertainment and educational purposes. Our informational content cannot address all dangerous situations and cannot guarantee your survival or prevent injuries when the unexpected happens. The decision to carry a firearm, either for recreation or for personal defense, carries the risk and potential for injury and/or death. Therefore, it is advised that you seek out and acquire proper training before using a firearm or any firearm related product. 
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Question, concealed carry in church ✝️? In a country that doesn't allow it? 🇨🇦
6th 6th ❤and I would would would would you @@SksToTheMini14❤
6th 6th ❤and I would would would would you @@SksToTheMini14❤
This is so awesome what you guys are doing! The world needs more content like this. Dom you are the man!
Thank you Dom and may God bless you for sharing your knowledge with people like myself looking to keep our loved ones safe.
Your knowledge and experience are boiled down to understandable snippets applied to universal templates. Bravo Ironclad and good to see you again Dom in this new format. Jim now in Kansas City
Thanks Dom for helping us to be better prepared.
Always remember to have a pair of binoculars in you’re go bag what homie didn’t mention
This show is a game changer for the average person. Thanks guys.
Regarding “brotherhood drama“ question. The first thing Dom said, was addressing mentality and mindset in order to put a frame around how to think about taking action a midst and organized external threat. A non-soldier never gets regular or structured learning about where to put your focus on purpose by choice in an emergency. Your body is pumping adrenaline and you’re gonna go hysterical. Thinking will stop.… Unless you train. To begin with that could start like thinking in advance, learning from real soldier stories, and in a common environment understanding why you’re taking the actions that are effective, and why you’re not taking the actions that get you killed. Don said this…. In not so many words.
Tony Blauer is a good man! I received some training from him while in the Army and got to experience his SPEAR system and high gear suit back when it was new[er]. While it was "fun", it was also a wakeup for just how gnarly a close contact fight or scramble for a weapon could be. The ability to go almost 100% full contact and not get destroyed in the process really makes it a great learning tool.
Thanks for the vid, Dom and co. Good stuff.
LOVE THIS CONCEPT!! Absolutely we need to know these things and also reach our family members to do the same
Been waiting for this one
Dom is awesome, thank you!
Great episode. Dom is a legend. Deservedly so.
SUBCRIBED! first time viewer, well done!
On a side note- Some newer cars have laminated glass for the front driver and passenger door windows, as opposed to tempered glass. Laminated glass is what your front windshield is made of and will cut the hell out of you if broken, it breaks in long jagged pieces. Tempered glass is considered safety glass which breaks into a million little pieces when broke. So know whats on your vehicle.
This was amazing!!
Great show, crush everything!
Awesome show! I’ll watch anything with Dom on it. Hope y’all do a gang of these
Amazing content and truly important!!
Asking questions for future episode..Easiest way to conceal while at work... Appendix, 3 o clock, behind the back, those nylon under the armpit shoulder holsters?
Deep concealment - small pistol like PPK, inside the waistband, pocket holster etc.
I’ve always felt comfortable with it in my pit, never got comfortable with it around my waist.
Awsome show dom... Thank you..🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🤘👍👊
Spoken like a true leader! Pleae incorporate orientation i.e. sense of direction training. In my life experience this seems to be a challenge for so many. I do not see it taught a lot. Great testimony on the SRS Dom!🙏
this is awesomeeeeee
Good stuff.
Dom is the best 💪💪💪
Saw Dom on Sean Ryan & he’s a beast!
Outstanding content-keep it coming! AMDG!
Stoked for this series.
Thank you for this, Dom. Yours in Christ.
Crazy that the bridge is old news already
Where can I get those really cool adjustable hats with the bills on the back?
If you had only one primary long gun to use in any scenario from cqb to 300ish yards …. What long gun would you choose …. How would you set
Your rifle up ? Any upgrades internally? Exterior accessories and furniture? @thisisironclad
If you HAD to clear rooms as a one man in an active shooter or home defense, what's the best techniques and tactics to use for the best chance of survival?
Great question! Would you be interested in coming on the show live to ask Dom? If so, email us at dq.podcast@thisisironclad.com and we will contact you about setting up a time to call in to the recording via Zoom. thanks!
Survival lessons!😁
I want this show to get so much recognition, you guys are amazing and Dom is the best. So much knowledge for freeeeee!!
Bro literally didn't actually answer the first couple questions
Just think about it
If China was to invade my country (Canada), how would that happen and what would be the best course of action for myself (a capable 35 year old with plenty of ammo, but also a single dad with a 12 y/o and a 4y/o). Also note, Canada has lots of wilderness and I'm very capable of living off grid.
Wow, this disclaimer. Are influencers starting to get sued?
Legalese. Ironclad is large enough that they have smart lawyers advising them to protect themselves against losing their asses.
Stupid people are gonna stupid. At least with this Ironclad has plausible deniability. It's a ridiculous paradigm for a litigious society.
@0num4 Ironclad is not large at all, you have no chance of winning a lawsuit against these people for talking. Dont be such a moron.
No, they do it to seem more important than they are.
60 and hat on backwards, we get it. Youre trying to be 21. Good advice, but 90% is simply common sense
Lol60? You sound like a hater and the type that hides behind a computer but will coward and start filming before someone gets in your face in real life .
Question: How would you prioritize different levels of preparedness for the average Joe? I feel I’m pretty well versed with kit- guns, nods, thermals and supporting equipment as well as training and mindset. If looking cool could keep me and mine going when things go south, I’d be set. But as Andy says, we’re 9 meals removed from things falling apart. The fragility of the power grid here in NC (as we have seen lately) as well as current events has had me thinking about things going south. I feel woefully unprepared with water, emergency food storage, power, comms, and things of that sort. How should I prioritize these things and how much time should I plan on going without the grocery store when there’s no more food on the shelves?
The fact that you're at all versed in training, equipment, etc., means you're not the average Joe. Don't rest on your laurels, but also give yourself some credit for being ahead of the preparedness curve! The everyday citizen isn't going to have a modicum of knowledge in multiple areas such as you, likely only 1 or 2 at best.
Live your life, Im prepared to a point. I'm not going to live my life like the apocalypse is coming tomorrow. The chances of anything happening are extremely small. You'll die of old age with nothing happening, dont miss out on life
@@northsky5629 I hear what you’re saying, but I certainly don’t get hung up on it. All the kit I have now started with a hobby and enjoying it, which I still do. I’m not about to do the full prepper thing because I just don’t have the time. The cool thing about emergency food storage and things of that nature is I can buy it and forget about it and live my life. I want to be prepared but I definitely don’t get absorbed in the stuff- I guess that’s what I meant by being an average Joe. I’d much rather have it and never use it than have my life be a lot harder if something does get weird.
I’ve started to take a play outta these idiot children’s book these days and pretend like I’m totally focused on my phone with zero situational awareness while opening doors I know are incorrect. Very easy to play off and still get eyes on quickly and possibly take video. Just eyes directly back to the phone in your hand