Former GREEN BERET REACTS to POLICE SHOOTING

[@vmk5697]

So happy to hear that you'll be doing these videos regularly; truly useful information! Thanks guys!

[@SinSchism]

"They lack training like most law enforcement officers do" Honestly, I'm glad a professional is calling this out. In 2019, I spent more time on-range in November than most local officers do all year. As for the barricaded suspect in the vehicle... imagine being him and seeing the officers acting like that?

[@handled99]

Spending time at the range isn't training. . .

[@travisodell9708]

@@handled99 it's most certainly is part of training

[@jakecolless5152]

@@handled99 So where do you do live fire exercises and what do you call it ?

[@canadadelendaest8687]

" imagine being him and seeing the officers acting like that?" It surprises me that this is US Marshalls and feds.

[@BeerCigarsAndTexas]

Any video featuring my man Mike is a must watch. I've learned so much from him and look forward to learning much more

[@BBossman1]

Just as with armed citizens, cool guy gear and guns doesn't turn police into "operators".

[@ck2721]

Training is always key 🤙

[@asashaw9592]

Training.... My wife had to have 3x the hours to cut hair here in my city then in does to become a cop here. I spent 2 decades in the Army and still trying to learn and train. Never stop.

[@GM-ln7te]

they aren't trying to be OPERATORS or wear/use "COOL GUY GEAR". this kind of situation MAY come up 3 times a year depending on the city. MAY!!! they are trying to remember the training they had at in-service last year.

[@lovescarguitar]

@@GM-ln7te Congratulations, you just proved that training is key...... Training isn't a one-time thing you did last year. It's an on-going thing.

[@berryreading4809]

Can confirm, at a nearby community college you can pass BLET (basic law enforcement training, including driving course) and wildland fire fighting certification and testing in less time than it takes to complete the full cosmetology certification curriculum 😳 I don't remember how long the EMS program is, but I think that would put your hours over the full cosmetology curriculum 😄 respect that nice person certified to cut your hair, or do a pedicure, because they recognize the importance of training and realistic practice of techniques! Also a good source for free haircuts from trainees if you are around campus 😄 warning expectations cannot always be guaranteed! Just like anything else, stress can turn a perfect practice dummy hair cutting student into a shakey mess when doing it "downrange" the first time 😄✂️

[@TheFlashEMT]

Good stuff, guys. Been in EMS in Portland Oregon for ten years now so no stranger to stressful situations but your commentary is awesome and educational. Ps my wife, our 2 year old and I are moving out of Portland as it's untenable to raise a family. Any classes in the NW area?

[@mauriceschaeffer5070]

Why if I may ask? Your move.

[@icnow2097]

I want to know WHO you voted for.

[@lewissharpe9469]

Thank you for your service and did you see where Governor Ron DeSantis in the State of Florida Today said that any new law enforcement from Liberal state if you want to move to Florida he will stroke you a $5,000 signing bonus today to cover your moving expenses that's a pretty good head start

[@mannyfox8089]

@@icnow2097 dear lord give it a rest old man. voting does nothing.

[@chrisgodfrey2846]

I know he does some training in Goldendale, Washington from time to time. I live in Yakima and want to go next time he’s there

[@brettheary]

Love it!! Fieldcraft should recreate these scenarios to really make it a teachable moment.

[@rev.brotherjohn2191]

I have trained military personnel, police and prison guards. I have watched hundreds of videos of police engagement and as you pointed out many are incompetent. My analogy is that of a guy who trained in MMA 30 years ago and still believes he has viable skills today with zero time training in 30 yrs. Police officers with exception like swat and other special units are not usually required to partake in daily training. Skills if not used are lost.

[@vmk5697]

@@metalmarine8259 All you have to do is look at Chicago "leadership" and you can see why the police force is the mess it is. I feel bad for the police. Sad.

[@em34ev3r]

Even swat guys are terrible.

[@middleway1885]

I appreciate the raw nature of the comments... better to be chewed out by words... than be stuck with a tragedy or any life altering event...

[@JohnSmith-yx8kf]

I'm no expert, but i feel like it might be worth investigating whether or not there might be some other cover in the vicinity, better than your friend who's running back and forth with a shield. Maybe of the wheeled variety. Just a thought.

[@3nertia]

I think I saw some trees, maybe even some of adequate size; trees are excellent cover, when available!

[@michaelfink2287]

I keep hearing the sentiment "get out of your comfort zone" from tactical trainers that I listen to, and I've finally started trying to do that. I have pretty serious social anxiety, and it's taken a lot of time for me to figure out that if I can't handle just having a conversation with someone that I know doesn't like me, I definitely won't know what to do if I need to defend my life. Anyway, keep this content coming. While I mentally prepare myself for situations like these, I like to see and hear about what not to do.

[@BlowinSmokeTv]

Realizing that is a big initial step. Aim for your next one.👌🏾

[@MegadethTillDeth]

I have debilitating social anxiety. I know its cool for everyone to say this now, but I had to drop out at 14 because my fight or flight response was so intense it led to medical complications. If you're intellectual, focus on a few areas you can build by yourself, so when you meet with others, you can calm yourself down mentally over shared values and interests.. It's kind of like jumping into cold water. It's overwhelming at first but then you acclimate. Keep pushing. Wishing you well

[@stahl5336]

You guys just keep pushing yourselfs little by little. Don't red line it but put yourself out there. Mindfulness meditation WILL help you learn what calm is so you van be better equipped when you need to bring it down a couple notches. 💪You got this!!!

[@pureblood324]

just the fact you've recognized and made it public tells me you'll check this bump in your road off in no time, best of luck and keep pushing brother!!!!

[@thegreatmrt]

I'm there with you, social anxiety is overwhelming at the least and debilitating at most, as someone. Who has let it control my life (and still will) I think it is good more admitting to it so hopefully this no longer is a stigma and everyone with it can find ways to take control back, but things will never be that simple. One thing for mee is I will text or do something on my phone once I start having issues in public, its not a good look but it gives me the extra step to not just flight. It doesn't always work but it helps most of the time. I just wish there was a set way to just "cure", most people don't understand or think its just being shy or quiet. Thats what truly stifled earlier research possibilities. But it ruins peoples lives and dreams, and it makes the issue even worse and it is something that makes you feel like you're at war with yourself making it even worse. I hope we all are able to overcome this in a positive way no matter knowing how hard it is, just know you're not alone there are many of us dealing with that.

[@wheelguns4wheelmen802]

This is by far my favorite series across all KZbin channel re: firearms and defensive tactics. I really appreciate Mike's input. Also, I needed the reminder to hit the gym. I'm definitely more large than I am in charge.

[@DocLois2010]

Awesome to hear you will be doing this every week. Invaluable critique on the front line.

[@williamforbes7156]

Thanks for taking time to share with us guys, i'm a big advocate for self help but this is elevated in a way that pays dividends for tomorrow. Again, off the coat tails of Mike and Austin. Thank You

[@user-gz4vb2rf5c]

Great video. Twice now I've shared your reaction videos not only with the shift I'm a Sergeant of, but also with my swat guys!! Thanks for the great content fellas!!!

[@SPQR_Spectre]

Thank you for dropping some observational tidbits of wisdom. Your videos are appreciated and great to hear that these will be a regular thing. Keep up the great work!

[@tonycarter145]

I've had my qualms about how poorly police are trained, especially from an Infantryman's perspective. However, it has been taboo to bring it up and hurts a lot of egos. It is nice to see professionals break down these videos with purposeful criticism so that hopefully there canbe an evolution in training and recruitment.

[@joshwoods1107]

Long day at work and I get to come home for a good ol dose of Mike knowledge. Thanks man

[@zerohero6602]

Mike "Just gimme a carbean" Glover

[@paraAA82]

I actively look for your videos Mike. Thank you for your insight.

[@rdking58]

Great training/critique videos. These should be shown at every roll call for Patrol, Special Operations units (narcotics, vice, SWAT) once a week. Followed by discussions. Great job

[@dustinbromback80]

Thank you guys. Knowledge should always be accepted, especially if it can save your life. I hope cops don’t take these breakdowns personal. Love your perspective!

[@xback40verland38]

I think they should do just that and shake those panties out of a bunch realize they are lucky to be alive to here truth that hurts but will save lives if they learn from this bad day. Retrain on their personal time if necessary implement major change and educate save lives. I literally feel just watching a few hrs of KZbin training would increase the operational competence 200%

[@xback40verland38]

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[@JTBacchanalist]

Man I am not even an american, things are not even close to what you guys have available in our country, but the debrief you both do in these videos are fantastic in gathering more knowledge for high stress and dangerous scenarios.

[@ralphanderson3316]

love your honesty and insight. Most of all, thanks for your service, and wish you the best.

[@lexremillard2549]

these reviews are the best thing ever! Thank you for the knowledge and your service.

[@AA12mike]

Love this series! Have a few suggestions tho 1. The audio of the video is very low, when you guys talked about the lady saying you can't stack and a shield on another shield, I could not even hear her. 2. Maybe a little context for each video if possible. I would love to see you guys do shooting break downs like Donut Operator videos but with Mike's perspective and training. Keep up the good work stay safe!

[@lojac4941]

LOVE these thingma giggy shows!!!

[@randylee5925]

Love the videos

[@mrbear143]

Impressive input on this video that visually wasn’t much to go by but you actually had some great observations and absolutely agree that it was complete chaos.

[@fonceeiskonigin2435]

Hey, I noticed that you called out the cop for being overweight. And you mentioned that there were a lot of resources that could help. I'm not personally an officer but I am overweight and I would like to change that. I am in a state where constitutional carry is legal and I am confident in my ability to shoot but I recently had to go to another state for a family crisis and leave my carry behind. I was anxious the whole time I was without it and I realized how much I relied on it. As a female, I truly believe that firearms are the great equalizer. I was wondering if you could share any resources or advice about forming healthy, habitual behaviors that would make a civilian woman healthier and stronger. Something that doesn't need to involve a gym (or training with others), due to health concerns. Thank you for reading. Warm regards, Sage

[@metarugia2176]

In order to lose weight and be in a decent physical form, you have to introduce some kind of physical activity into your daily regime.If you're not able to go to a gym or have health limitations with resistance training(weights), invest in a treadmill so you can walk in the comfort/safety of your own home. Even if you can't fight off an attacker, your best bet is to run and seek help, which requires you to be in good physical health. Your next port of call is to eat a healthy diet that includes fresh fruit/vegetables,meat for protein and carbohydrates. If you're not sure where to start, just jump onto the internet and start your research as there's just a ton of info out there. Be situationally aware of your surroundings at all times wherever you go.

[@fonceeiskonigin2435]

@@metarugia2176 Thank you for the advice. But for the jump on the internet part, that's where things get pretty convoluted. Everyone has different advice, diet, and workout routines that vary greatly from one another, but they all guarantee theirs is the best. Balanced diets, keto diets, paleo diets, one ingredient diets, liquid diets, HIIT training, bootcamps, low impact trainings, interval trainings, aerobics, cross training, isometrics.... And the list goes on. Everyone has varying success levels with a variety of combinations, but where do I even start lol. A treadmill would be nice, and I would like to focus on heart health as a priority. The only reason I can't go to the gym is because I'm unable to be around people without a mask due to health concerns for a child of mine, who has week lungs.

[@sammiller8523]

@@fonceeiskonigin2435 check out Soflete. Workout programming and nutrition programs designed by special ops guys and trained fitness and nutrition professionals.

[@retagainez]

@@fonceeiskonigin2435 I don't know if you've decided on anything but here's my take. I think the point is to do SOMETHING. You don't have to reshape your diet with extreme measures. Pick a thing that's simple and build on it slowly. Don't jump into anything if you're not sure about it! As for diet advice, you should think of it as trying to reshape what you want to eat, rather than focusing too heavily on what your daily consumption is. Do you understand what I mean? You have to want to do this, from a mental and physiological perspective. Exercising isn't the end-all for losing weight but it does other things other than burning calories. I think exercising is great because of the mental benefits it provides, not just physical. Exercising, in my case, also helps me define clear times of when I am eating food.

[@censoredoneveryplatform2663]

No matter what anyone says, the number 1 most important thing for weight poss or gain is diet. You can lose 50 pounds without even touching a treadmill. To lose 1 pound a week, eat 500 less calories than normal every single day, or 3500 (500/day x 7 days) less calories per week. This can much more easily be done by tracking calories in a journal. Write down everything you eat or drink in the day and the amount of calories, then add them up to see what your daily intake is. Then, just start aiming for 500 less calories per day. To be even more precise, you can use an online calorie calculator to see how many calories you need to lose weight based on your body. It can be especially hard for heavier people to begin to try and lose weight, as there is often an assumption that exercise is necessary, but it’s so much harder to exercise with all of the extra weight on you. I’d say try to lose as much as you can through diet, and then get into exercising once it’s more manageable. At one point, I had the opposite problem as you but used a similar solution. I was very underweight and had trouble gaining. I wrote down all my calories I’d get per day and found an average, and added to it.

[@Christianstooks]

Love these videos bro! Way better than other people I’ve seen breaking down these videos

[@CharlieTangoYankee]

This kind of info is HUGELY useful 👌 Thanks so much for sharing and continuing to make these types of videos guys 💪🇺🇲

[@danielb1877]

I'm a simple guy--I see a FCS video, I hit the LIKE button

[@mr.m1garand254]

Loved the bit about out of shape cops, if you’re not in shape you’re going to fail your team

[@CSAccetura]

Love the content Bigly!!

[@RolandO-b32]

I love the brutal honesty from these two!

[@jacobmacleod4054]

These are so educational and entertaining. Thanks team!

[@adamluffman8976]

Another great video

[@daviddean952]

Really enjoyed this!

[@nativetexan8386]

Awesome job

[@williambarbahen6974]

Love the videos!!!

[@victorderose7945]

Great video! We want more!!!

[@jorgecasadob]

I completely agree with the fact that being a better operative member of military or law enforcement does not directly depend on the budget spent by the state on your agency. There are tons of ways to get better tactically and morally so that you can give your best when needed. You've made your purpose to serve others, so you should try to be the absolute best at it. Thanks guys, keep it up with these educational videos.

[@aliciajayephillips8274]

Your breakdowns are very educational, thank you for your teaching.

[@Jer-Michael]

Appreciate these videos! Love it.. Salute

[@digitalpunk5365]

Please do more of these videos!

[@chrisrose275]

Love this series. Thanks SGM

[@jymesbynd4931]

This is great guys!!! Been watching police breakdown videos for years and you are doing this from a very good and needed tacticall SOP perspective. I’m civilian and always training. thx!!

[@DCfreerunner]

Came after the shawn ryan show and I'm hooked

[@patrickb8533]

Love your videos and insight brother...thank you sir🙏🤙💪

[@timmybannon9231]

Glad for your honesty Most school shootings had delayed response Florida also. I trust military more then L.E. This is only time people are speaking up. Eric Adams is the perfect example that not all cops deserve praise.

[@briangrant2005]

Whoa...Chicago is nuts

[@JohnDoe-on6ru]

This situation seems similar to how people who whip out their smartphones and start recording some dangerous incident forget that they are not invincible and just ignore everything

[@ogstonertime2428]

Keep up the great work and call these offices and voice your thoughts

[@carlosmaldonado9510]

Great content Clear example of doing and what not to do… Thanks

[@logangladson6097]

This series needs more views

[@dillondana8273]

my favorite series on youtube right now :)

[@carlitoso3]

Really help it is not just another video we really learn

[@tylerbailey470]

This is some of the best breakdown I've seen.

[@michaeldehart648]

Chief of LaGrange Police Department (Georgia) is training his officers to shoot for the legs, pelvis or abdomen in situations where they think it could stop a deadly threat without killing the source of that threat. How is this going to go when officers are met with the next armed badguy?

[@MargieM10]

You have got to be kidding me? Wow.

[@NativeDefense]

Love these reaction videos! Keep ‘em coming🤙

[@sylonncarr8338]

Facts, no reaction to enemy fire. Crazy.

[@chrismelton765]

Love these type of videos

[@CQCMachine]

"they need to control the environment so their people can work" could apply to any work environment when you think about it. Poor management can sometimes hold back productivity when nothing is stable and controlled.

[@carsonfranklin1603]

Love this series Mike, it’s been one of the few ways I’ve gotten my fiancé interested in educating herself in home defense and self preparedness !

[@louiem5985]

You are right about being under stress. GOing to the rang is fund hitting things but when something happens stress kicks in. I had that happen to me late one night I had my alarm going off kids running had my piece making sure everyone was safe and notice because of everything stressing out I put the mag in the wrong way. Would be nice to have some training around my area like yours. Been following you for a while. Keep up the great work. by the way the resource for your losing of weight you mention can you share that with us? Keep up the great work.

[@jaytay4793]

I don’t know if this has been said before, but from a lot of the police videos that I have seen, there is a LOT of fear of being prosecuted for murder for shooting. Even if it is necessary for shots to be fired, the officers are not moving forward and neutralizing the threat decisively because of their fear.

[@GX470adventure]

Great feedback as always. "Playing Salsa" haha

[@chrisiverson6647]

Love the videos Mike I have many Leo friends that I have now watching I have some basic infantry skills that could hold off a decent amount of our force and it's sad have offered little advice I have but falls on deaf ears because there GTG putting a few rounds down range at 10 yards once a month and now there "squared " hopefully this channel grows to reach many people thanks for you service

[@Mittenman313]

I love theses videos you guys do and break down. I definitely have a few I want you guys to review.

[@mr.matthews67]

I think the guy with the shield should be the one to lay down suppressive fire. While Glocks are not the ideal weapon for suppressive fire because you only get a magazine and then your hands are full with the shield and the other hand. It would be a good idea to have extended magazines stored on the safe side of the shield so the shield guy with one hand could drop mag and slide on and extended mag and continue to lay down suppressive fire.

[@parappasan]

It's strange that not every police department in the US uses shields well; it seems some US departments don't invest much in European shield tactics which are very well developed over the years. They might especially look to French gendarmerie and police shield methods.

[@MelodusDethicus]

It just goes to show how policing is not uniform state to state and even from community to community. The availability of training, funding, and equipment will be different.

[@randlecarr3257]

These are great

[@snoddycasualplayah3241]

LMAO, just got a notification for this today and it's 2 MONTHS OLD?

[@complexblackness]

No the shooting is two months old.

[@noahwilliamson4647]

Awesome videos

[@cals1775]

Great stuff as always

[@andrewdauenhauer4420]

I'm late to the vid, great info and commentary, I'll echo the desire for more context, but I'm commenting to ask what watch Mike is wearing????? I'm in the market for a new one.

[@reapermain4547]

I said it last time, but these are potentially the best vids on the channel!

[@Rakkasan11b]

2002 Afghan Combat vet, 5+ years law enforcement and 3 years security contracting in Kuwait/Iraq. I love your new show and take on things. Keep it up! I 110% agree about the shields. In fact this is the first time I've seen them used in such a way. Can you tell me is this a standard or even normal procedure in this type of situation? I see the use and purpose in close quarter situations like room clearing (house to house like in combat or indoor drug busts), but outdoors in such wide open spaces? I assume their thought process was possible vehicle explosion? I think as you mentioned they would have worked tactically better without the shields going car to car etc. for protection or just using the already there surroundings. They all obviously need a LOT more stress training. Though it can never prepare you for the real thing, it can provide more clear and calm reactions. The female leader also needs at the very least a stern talking to. She should be calmly helping to de-escalate the situation instead of making it 100x worse by screaming and barking out textbook procedures. With that said, no doubt she's got the courage for leadership. She just needs to calm down and hit the gym to lead by example. Anyway, this video could be easily tackled on what was done incredibly wrong for a week. Lol. I just wanted to see if you've seen these shields being used more in the type of situations? Are they becoming a lot more used in many situations they didn't use to be? Are the shields like 500x better from weapon impacts and explosions than they were like 10 years ago?

[@alexwalker2582]

I don't know what's available to law enforcement and the military but I only see shields on the civilian market that are rated NIJ IIIA nothing higher.

[@Rakkasan11b]

@@alexwalker2582 rated much higher than anything that could be civilian bought, im sure.

[@raul7158]

There is a video of a mexican military raid on "El Chapo". It would be really interesting if you do a reacting video to it!

[@silasramsey54]

Anyone have the link to the original video? Great training video.

[@fathermischief8025]

How about a video, or two, on how to identify good weapon training course. How to identify a good one from a not so good one. Your recomendations for civilian training.

[@autisticus1678]

Love the videos guys

[@19DESERTFOX91]

Good luck America and you guys are the only Ytber I've seen have no problem criticize police when justified in literally years. so glad not everyone is blinded by the thin blue line.

[@DedoDeDios777]

Love this kind of content! You guys are going to get flooded with crazy videos out there. 😂

[@Warmode88]

Really enjoy the content, guys! Keep it up!

[@nickl3872]

these are great videos . I have some experience and still learn a lot from these videos compared to others . the real combat experience makes you a better teacher

[@dyn0spectrum]

Hell yeah. I love this series.

[@cristiansardina5472]

Always a fun time

[@RandyHuyck]

Marshal's fugitive task force is usually a cluster of folks from local agencies assembled into one team. Obviously this crew hasn't trained together and there's confusion of tactics and chain of command. Horrible.

[@chase3785]

Training standards across the board for Law Enforcement is not good. Most City Councils , County Councils , Law Enforcement Administrations pretend to care about " training " but all they care about is looking good to woke public types. If more agencies trained with Elite Warriors like Mike Glover , they would learn what true leadership is , how to handle the most extreme situations and how to win ! I have learned more from Mike Glover and Field Craft Instructors in days of training vs years in law enforcement . Dear public , please push your local sheriff's , police chiefs ect to raise the game on training .

[@dougpoulton5544]

It's easy to pick on Chicago but you need to remember that police and military are only as good (or bad) as the politically appointed (or elected) civilians that command them. Unfortunately most police departments promote using the good 'ole boy network vs historically documented records of good decision making, leadership skills and tactical abilities.

[@jonhelguson]

No, most police departments don’t use “good’ole boy networks, they use no networks at all. Also, what is a good’ole boy network in the context of a metropolitan police department? Do you know what the “good’ole boy” phrase means?

[@dougpoulton5544]

@@jonhelguson I have a friend that was a cop for three years in a City government heavy populated with Mormons. Being non Mormon It took him 3 years to figure out he would never be anything but a patrol officer. He went to another Arizona city and was promoted to Sgt. within 2 years.

[@dalesfailssagaofasuslord783]

It IS easy to pick on Chicago, because it’s been so poorly managed and have not only not out a dent in the violence, but have watched it soar in recent years. Place SUCKS.

[@mormonbear4050]

@@dougpoulton5544 freaking Mormons, dude.

[@dougpoulton5544]

@@mormonbear4050 yep, they're tighter than tics and if you ain't in the club you just ain't in.. I had another buddy run into the same deal at the AZ National Guard.

[@Kareem2369]

Our department policy in the Chicago Police Department is very restrictive, so just because a person says something doesn’t authorize us to shoot. COPA who investigates us after a shooting treats us like we’re the criminals & we have to justify everything we do

[@AKlover]

Suspect is using A rifle or handgun???? That would immediately explain the ":Twitchiness" of people wearing only soft body armor.

[@JonathanLewispartypenguin]

It must suck to have to wear hard plates as a beat cop all day but I've seen more departments issuing it specifically because criminals are using more rifles these days.

[@AKlover]

@@JonathanLewispartypenguin In the U.S> that day is coming soon. Between domestic politics and cops being their own worst enemy. If I had to guess the things happening in Australia now will be happening here by December.

[@Rick-xt2cz]

We've utilized the shield mainly for suspects actively shooting inside a building where their exact location is unknown and there is no time to wait to put a proper entry team together. Its for the first couple of Officers to arrive onscene, team up with the shield, and make entry right now. The shield bearer, knowing that their peripheral vision is very limited behind that "porthole", concentrates on maintaining a solid but mobile cover moving from room to room, or maintain position covering a long hallway; while a couple of Officers behind the shield bearer clears the rooms. The #2 man controls the shield bearers speed, direction, and has to keep eyes up at all times, head in a swivel scanning for the threat. Its almost like the shield bearer is the tank and #2 is the tank commander. But all these awesome gear are useless weight; without training on a regular basis with the officers in that same squad or on that same platoon; that most likely will be working at that moment when a critical incident happens. Its not training you attended once and get a certificate for.........its a crucial skill that is perishable or diminishes if its not honed in constantly.

[@soldieramerican5964]

✝️🇺🇸✝️ EVERY Dept has a Supervisor like that woman, mine had one, same SIZE!

[@quesmark3683]

Good stuff,

[@jakecolless5152]

This was scary to watch. I hope our Australian Police Officers have better training. At the point where there is 6 people standing infront of the car and the suspect is down shield guy infront of the cam just wanted to get a look.

[@jeremyhula931]

Great work guys.

[@thedaresmith]

His thumb nail Ahh Shooting ? I no see nut ting 😂

[@sgtbones1837]

I was usually the guy with the shield , it sucked because the shield would get heavy and holding the pistol with one hand got heavy also.