What size skb case do you use?

One of my favorite shows. Excited there's a season 2!

I’m tired of seeing all these KZbin clowns with guns. They are all either cowards, tyrants or LARP’ers

Almost didn't watch S1 of the Night Agent because the thumbnail showed the lead using a shitty 80's Weaver stance. Honestly wasn't much more impressed when I did watch it, Sutherland clearly trains like hell but the guns were also shit. Glad they're upping the standard for S2, makes me actually want to check it out

Amazing video. Definitely some things I never learnt from my military days. Awesome stuff. ❤

Hold on one dang gum minute he did not say stock Gluck Gluck

I don't mean to be the KZbin Range Officer, but he forgot to activate the safety lever on at least three occasions during Load & make ready. Glock muscle memory? The details matter...

A video about sling usage would be great. I use mine a little different, but you clearly are better, and always good to learn.

What wrap around sling are you using?

this video started autoplaying, i am so glad that i stayed. the way you carry your speech confidently is insanely good. natural teacher

Thank you for your service...in what branch did you serve? What state are you located in?

Wow....this is an excellent training video...I learned a lot and now feel more confident to attend the NRA basis pistol course for my certificate....Well done and thank you!

Great video guys, thanks. Can I ask what camera and lens setup this video was shot with? Audio sounds great too!

Gabirel is a cool actor

Where my sights were. Where my sights were at. See the difference? The at is not necessary. It’s called dangling a participial. You gave me a great shooting lesson. I wanted to repay you by giving you a good grammar lesson.

Yeah this guy is amazing! Very good videos and im definitely going to try and train with these videos he offers

I have a question for everyone or anyone so what’s an estimate amount of people who have decided to become more invested in survival videos like this one and others

That guy's arm is as big and thick as a redwood 👀

10:41 Must be nice that your thumb reaches the mag release without canting the gun over 😂

I remember not too long ago people were saying you don't want a manual safety on your gun. "That'll get you killed in the streets!" Now 2011s are all the rage. Ehh little bit of practice you'll be fine. :)) Really enjoyed the video.

How would you recommend small of back draw? Or 5 o'clock draw

$6500 is a good deal for that excavation. I spent about the same on my excavation. It was done in 2 phases. I need to put some crushed fill or slag down, but I have some water issues to deal with first so the fill doesn't wash away.

Brand new to the channel, not new to guns. -- Firstly, you look like Shea Whigham. Which is cool. -- Next, no political jabs or titters, no weird pedo jokes mixed in? Practical knowledge all the way? Instant subscribe.

Jerry miculek says his thumbs don’t do anything when shooting pistols

He also has a few mma fights under his belt. He trained with Bas Rutten

I am new to all this and have been doing research to do this all safe and give guidance to my son. This is the absolute best and most understandable explanations and teaching of these techniques that I have found. Thank you sir, God bless you!

nice shoes what are those?

Here’s the only advice you need. Bring lots of ammo and magazines, at least double the magazines they say you are going to need because I know beyond a doubt that some of the stuff you have will not take the punishment of a true carbine and pistol class. Make sure that your gear is set up to take an absolute pounding and there’s reasons why I’m not saying you have to buy the absolute most expensive but why good gear cost more than average gear. Make sure you have a high-quality sling and holster that can take a ton of punishment. Good hearing protection because you’re gonna be wearing it for hours on end. But the most important thing that you need to have before you go to a shooting class is humility. You don’t know anything despite what your pedigree is. I had the opportunity to do a lot of cool things in the military. Guess what? I’ve been out of the military since 2014 and I don’t know what things have changed and what things haven’t. What I do know is that I’m a really competent shooter who has great form, but I’m more interested in tactics. So don’t get an arguments with people about tactics just absorb what they are teaching you Compare it to what you already know and see if it’s worthy to be put into the box. I can tell you that in 2025 with all of this crap on KZbin and tacticool garbage that shooting classes are not what they used to be. They have made the simple complicated in order to sell you the next class. But, it’s a great opportunity to be able to do things that you can’t normally do at a shooting range. I still go to some classes, even though 90% of them are bs because I want to shoot out of vehicles, I want to move in and out of cover, I want to get inside a shoot house and so on. I need to brush up on those skills at least once a year for 3 to 4 days. That is why I will pay 7-1200 dollars for a good shooting class. You don’t need to spend five grand to shoot with your favorite KZbin person at this extravagant overpriced facility to get good training.

Here’s the only advice you need. Bring lots of ammo and magazines, at least double the magazines they say you are going to need because I know beyond a doubt that some of the stuff you have will not take the punishment of a true carbine and pistol class. Make sure that your gear is set up to take an absolute pounding and there’s reasons why I’m not saying you have to buy the absolute most expensive but why good gear cost more than average gear. Make sure you have a high-quality sling and holster that can take a ton of punishment. Good hearing protection because you’re gonna be wearing it for hours on end. But the most important thing that you need to have before you go to a shooting class is humility. You don’t know anything despite what your pedigree is. I had the opportunity to do a lot of cool things in the military. Guess what? I’ve been out of the military since 2014 and I don’t know what things have changed and what things haven’t. What I do know is that I’m a really competent shooter who has great form, but I’m more interested in tactics. So don’t get an arguments with people about tactics just absorb what they are teaching you Compare it to what you already know and see if it’s worthy to be put into the box. I can tell you that in 2025 with all of this crap on KZbin and tacticool garbage that shooting classes are not what they used to be. They have made the simple complicated in order to sell you the next class. But, it’s a great opportunity to be able to do things that you can’t normally do at a shooting range. I still go to some classes, even though 90% of them are bs because I want to shoot out of vehicles, I want to move in and out of cover, I want to get inside a shoot house and so on. I need to brush up on those skills at least once a year for 3 to 4 days. That is why I will pay 7-1200 dollars for a good shooting class. You don’t need to spend five grand to shoot with your favorite KZbin person at this extravagant overpriced facility to get good training.

Huh? Isn’t the point of a fucking class to teach people the basics of

Great info and easy to follow. Hopefully see one of your classes closer to where I live

Is it ok to dry fire staccato’s?

I’m watching bro on Netflix as I type 😂

17:21 and rose is now dead

SEAL Team weapons and tactics are spot on. They have real SEALs and Delta guys as actors and tech advisors.

From then on... his call sign was "Muffin(man)"

Grip, focus, understanding the equipment is imperative

Putting the gun on safe is like locking the car door in the same motion that you shut the door

Bruh… always three gun on screen with this guy and he has a 6 pack ??? Is there another channel dedicated to Gym days c

Sutherland loaded his weapon and holstered WITHOUT putting the safety on (26:43) and neither the instructor or the cameraman warned/reprimanded him. Had I done that on the range, my father who was a Gunsite instructor would've smacked me over the head like Moe does to Shemp.

Extraction 1 and 2 has really good weapon manipulation

Getting a free private lesson with this one. Great show and the actor seems really humble and eager to learn. Can’t wait for season 2!

I wanted a range all my life. I would join deer leases not to deer hunt, but because I could go shoot in the woods the rest of the year when deer weren't in season. Then I bought cheap trash land in middle TN that nobody wanted. They only saw huge canyons that couldnt be farmed. I saw each canyon as a shooting range with built in 30 to 50 ft high side and backstops. No build up costs. I feel blessed to have that land that nobody else wanted or had the vision to see its potential

13th hours, Heat...

This guy is legit. Check the Bas Ruten interview about Gabe.

Drew, your teaching method is simple, clear and step by step process!!!! Love it!!!

What belts are you both wearing?

Great video! First video I’ve seen from Baer and will definitely have to check out more. Love my Staccatos and The Night Agent! Maybe we’ll see something other than Glocks in the next season!

Watching movies with accurate action(CQB/MMA for me) does make them better. BUT, I hate the thought of Hollywood teaching "bad guys" how to do things properly... And thas does happen, unfortunately.

Watch the series The Jackal, I went to see it without any expectations, I was surprised and ended up in two days marathoning the whole series