@John-j4f8p Ask yourself a very basic question. Do you actually think that a training facility as steeped in firearms instruction as Tactical Response is, had us do a drill, without the "why" behind it?

@bender_cigar thank you so much for your ignorant comment. Today you have shown us all how adept you are at attacking people from the anonymity of your keyboard. Thank you, truly.

I agree! I have three of em now. Still running intact after many years.

@vitodiamico910 🤜🤛

Thanks guys.

@@Tier1Citizen For sure!

@jackbauer5511 thank you so much for your ignorant comment. Today you have shown us all, how adept you are at attacking people from the anonymity of your keyboard. Thank you, truly, Jack.

@@Tier1Citizen glad to offer my assistance.

@jackbauer5511 You're crushing it! Your retard skills are on point. Well done.

@@Tier1Citizen Videos of Tactical Response never fail to bring out the loser!

@austinbriggs5584 like clockwork.

Yes

@@Tier1Citizen Thank you 👍

Yes, and the faster you move after spinning the faster you recover.

@austinbriggs5584 what does that mean?

@@Tier1Citizen during this drill if you stand still it kinda sucks, if you move a little it’s better. if you move faster like a jog almost the Dizziness goes away a lot faster and is for stable.

Fighting in confined spaces where you can't get a full extension. Self defense scenarios won't always look pretty and you won't always be in a perfect stance with eyes focused down your sights. I hope this helps.

@KINGRODP right, but that was not the distance portrayed. And both hand were on the pistol so you can point to extension, lastly in close cqc , so close that I can't come to extension one had would be up to create and maintain distance and for weapons retention

​@@oorahjoe Though it's still a movie, the scene in "Collateral" where Tom Cruises' character drops the two thugs in the alley is a good and very accurate depiction of "contact shooting."

This position is known as Air Marshal ready. It is meant to be used when the threat is close and full extension puts you at a disadvantage for a gun grab. It is meant to teach one how to index the pistol off the central position of their body, and work the trigger for relatively consistent hits. Don't over think it, it is meant to be nothing but a moment in time.

@Tier1Citizen so we're talking arms length?

With a seven and a half inch barrel

@JohnJones-ow1oe that is great ammo, but I will never be able to afford to test that kind of thing. I am 100% independent from corporate support. That is why I speak truth so freely on this channel.

@JohnJones-ow1oe your kind words mean more to me than you know. Thank you so much for writing this message. We all need to hear words of affirmation, more often.

@Tier1Citizen thank you for your kind words. I'm not real knowledgeable. We're sending messages, so all of my message didn't get through one thing I wanted to ask you a lot of people use a 7 and a 1/2 inch barrel, and there was some. Gel testing done bye arfcom, quite a few years ago. With black hills 556 fifty grain optimized tsx bullets out of a ten and a half or eleven and a half inch barrel, his results were phenomenal 4 that load, i don't know if you do this type of testing, or if you might suggest it's a someone so we could get some videos on the 7 and a 1/2 inch barrel, with some different loads. I would definitely like to see something with the above. Mention load?Because I think it would be tremendous. Thanks again for the great work. You do, I'll be looking forward to watching more

I wish I could afford to do that type of testing but I can't. I've trained with enough people who would say the same thing that I'm about to say to you. Put holes where holes don't be long and the fight is over with. The caliber and velocity of the round is irrelevant at that point

@Tier1Citizen thanks for getting back with me so soon. I appreciate that

Yes sir.

It's usually used for teaching how to recover from recoil and placing follow up shots, accurately.

@@Tier1Citizen so you focus on counting a cadence and just pull the trigger to follow the cadence?

@PerkShoots Watch this video. Frank Proctor, who is a USPSA Grand Master, does a way better job of teaching the technique with the correct talking points. I did three videos of his classes, he's a decent teacher of the hybrid between Competitive and Tactical Shooting. Several guys in this class were active duty SOF Operators. It was cool training with them, they had a lot of knowledge to share. Frank always has active duty folks coming to train with him because he merges competition and tactical so seamlessly. kzbin.infoE6bj7vqKnUk

@@Tier1Citizen Sure, Frank is a legend and puts out great info. I personally don't care you had active-duty SOF in a class you took. Telling someone to shoot on a cadence is almost always bad instruction, especially if you're providing no input into what the shooter should be evaluating. I don't think Frank telling folks to shoot a cadence: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnStkneMrLqejLc The video you shared has no instruction related to cadence shooting

@PerkShoots you are clearly looking for a reason to start calling me names. Don't act like you're not, because I know better. The video from Frank Proctor goes into target transition / cadence drill, at time index 1:05. Maybe the following video from Ben Stoeger will drive the point home. Coincidentally it is the same point that Joey Glover made at Tactical Response and Frank Proctor made at Way of the Gun. Maybe now you'll accept it from Ben Stoeger. Perhaps this video will help you understand what Joey meant when he referred to is as a cadence drill. It should actually be called a "Target Transition Drill" or as some call it, a "Dot Tracking Drill." But, cadence drill is just the old name for tracking your optic from target to target, while not dwelling on one spot. I trust the attached video will prove the point. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6mspIadqrSMnac

You are going to enjoy them.

@@Tier1Citizen can't wait, they should be arriving on Tuesday 😱!!!!

Amen!

When I was a cop, our best dispatchers were female. The male dispatchers sucked! Woman can multitask like a boss. I've trained with SOF Operators who've said the same thing. The best analysts and coms people are always women. They should not be in combat roles.

Older class.

@zklnsgng yes, in fact the phrase is known as "transition to Nike." The reason that quite often training does not ask the student to run is because most ranges don't have enough room to have people run anywhere. I have done classes where we did do that and it is definitely a good practice to get into.

@ was just wondering, would you say it’s fair for for people who are teaching these classes to instead of doing static malfunction clearing(MFC), instead do dynamical on the move MFC at those classes to open up space for changes in environment (barrels or other obstructions). I guess what im trying to get at is doing malfunction drills on static ranges (at your home range) or at home (snapcaps and empty brass), and doing more complex MFD drills at classes more worth the $$

It's always better to practice a full movement drill, but, not always practical.

I don't recall.

@wolverineqtg976 thank you, my friend.

Thanks!

@Solving_Live_Poker You do not know what you're talking about. Anyone who's ever trained in hostage rescue and active killer knows that you will always sweep your muzzle past no shoot zones. So train accordingly.

@mattfletcher3062 Please learn how to communicate like a man, "lol" is only used by soy boys. Do you have something constructive to say or did you just want to launch crap my way?

@iamjocanadian thank you so much for your ignorant comment. Today you have shown us all how adept you are at attacking people from the anonymity of your keyboard. Thank you, truly.

@Tier1Citizen For some reason, you keep popping up in my feed. I watched 1 of your videos about competition shooting and your points were delusional. Watching you scan post engagement is peak range operator. Go compete. Lose the operator ego nonsense and learn how to shoot better and faster.

@iamjocanadian I find it hilarious that you hate me so much and yet you've subbed to my channel. Thank you for showing what a hypocrite you are. Go troll someone else. You are not welcome here.

@Tier1Citizen I don't hate you. I just don't like what you say and personally feel that you spout a lot of bullshit.

@iamjocanadian If you hate what I say, you hate me, that is how it works. I don't respond to people who hate me, by changing what I say. So, your options are to get over yourself, or go away. Your third option is look over my training resume. Consider that I have trained with a lot of people who I've listened to, learned from, and practiced what I've been taught. Then further consider that those people are men who have killed scores of evil bastards in dark holes, the world over. These are not my ideas I'm sharing on this channel, they are theirs. These are techniques, tactics, and procedures devised by professionals who've shared them with me, and now I share them with you. It's your choice.

It's not really an issue for us lefties. We just have to deal with it.

Truth!

I'm glad to hear it, thank you so much for your business.

@Tier1Citizen Of course!

It was a joint class, from several years ago, taught by Ditch Medicine and Talon Defense.

@@swiftaudi Well, things might look cool, but they are not functional or practical for EDC. reality-based training exposes these GUCCI WOKE setups. Life is not a computer game

@@swiftaudiyou truly lack an ability to communicate effectively. The man you're mouthing off at is a former South African NAVY SEAL. Listen to him, I do.

@swiftaudi ok, bye! You won't be missed.