Fundamentals of Carbine Shooting

[@matteocesa9017]

Its amazing how much difference the basics make, I noticed great improvements when I started paying more attention to stance, grip etc. Very helpful video!

[@laturista1000]

wow. I would pay her thousands in Patreon donations for her to Team up with Lucas from T Rex arms and do a video on Carbine and pistol training basics. WOW!!! How do we make this happen Tacticool Girlfriend? Lets make it happens.

[@PeaceLoveAndGuns]

I appreciate your discussion and focus on using weapon system-appropriate safety where moving and shooting is concerned. This is the place for that. I think too many people try to tack stuff like this onto the four universal gun safety rules, bloating them out and making them unwieldy. Bravo, Tacticool GF

[@OriGummie]

Old army infantry fundamentals: try not to pull on the trigger, squeeze it. In the standing stance, squeeze the small of your back (almost like when you're squatting) which is pretty dumb tbh. Lower back gives in in like 5 minutes or less, but that's how it's instructed and instructed doctrinally. We were also told to fully extend a buttstock for recoil control, or all the way out and 1 set in (that's how we cheat). Extending non firing arm all the way in a C clamp facilitates faster target acquisition by simply "pointing" towards a target. Be comfortable while shooting! Awesome video! All points are covered

[@TheDeaconGamez]

When I shoot I basically do the “come here” thing you do with your finger. It helps me not jerk the trigger. Is this a good practice?

[@OriGummie]

@@TheDeaconGamez I'd say it's good. As long as your wrist is not moving and your palms are not pushing, I'd practice and watch my groupings with any grip and trigger finger placement that is comfortable

[@subwoofer6726]

While I think some points could be explained more in detail, I think a good question to ask and answer about the safety is, "But my finger is off the trigger. What would having the safety on benefit me for?" Needs to be said that rifle triggers are not like pistol triggers (excluding the 1911) in that they usually have hair triggers on them. It takes little to no effort to release the hammer on most rifles. The safety helps ensure that you don't accidently pull the trigger and it blocks the hammer from releasing. This is especially imperative if you are shooting with gear on because said gear can be prone to hitting the trigger as the rifle is most likely resting against your body 98% of the time if you are wearing a plate carrier or chest rig. Unlike your pistol however that is holstered and having its trigger guarded from things around it. Make it always as habit as TG said to make sure that when you are not in the stage of going to fire or firing the gun that you are aware of if your rifle is on "safe" or "fire" mode.

[@Downhillheros]

I never knew how to measure stock placement, this makes so much sense now

[@conorobrien2411]

Great video. Glad you made it to the east side of the mountains.

[@CubanVJ]

Great synapse of basic carbine! Well done!

[@FearlessSon]

This video reminds me, I heard a recommendation that pistol caliber carbines in particular are good starting guns for novice shooters. You pointed out several of the advantages carbines have as personal defensive weapons, but the recommendation I heard went on to add that the pistol calibers typically lends themselves to lower recoil than rifle calibers, the ergonomics of a carbine enable more accurate shooting at moderate to long range than with a pistol, and the ammunition tends to be inexpensive enough that you can literally better afford to get more practice in using it than you would with something that would take pricier ammo.

[@sixoffive]

Not an expert, PCC or pistol caliber carbine is an old concept back to the old west (shot glass). Cheaper is a relative thing, Midwayarms has 5.56 @ fifty cents a round and 9mm @ twenty six cents a round. You loose range and penetration with a PCC. Not necessarily bad for the task. There are also adapters that works in a 5.56 AR that allow you to shot .22lr. Initial cost up front for that with savings in shooting about fifteen cents a shot. If you purchase an AR lower you could attach a 9mm upper with mag attachments. Personally my defense weapon is a pump shotgun.

[@FearlessSon]

@@sixoffive In my case, I wanted to avoid over-penetration, so losing some penetration compared to a 5.56 didn't bother me too much. A .22 would be good for target or small game shooting, but not much for stopping power. I settled on a 16" barrel for a 9mm, since that's the legal minimum barrel length requirement in my state for something to be classed as a "rifle". Something smaller than that which is held in two hands is neither a "rifle" nor a "pistol" using the local law's definition of those categories, and I wanted to avoid potential murkey legality status.

[@sixoffive]

@@FearlessSon Sounds good, for defense rounds midway sells non lead frangible ammo. Shoot cheap ball for range and train. Good luck and nice chatting with you.

[@tracerxrider]

Love those shots in the canyon. Looks a lot like the John Day. Great content.

[@Kyledar]

Muzzle breaks are amazing when running suppressors. They act as a sacrificial blast baffle and put less wear on your suppressor.

[@thefirstthrownmolotov6852]

Appreciate the review on fundamentals; found my stance changing over the years and I need to be more mindful of what my hips and neck are doing (oh no I have to do more drills).

[@charlesreeves3426]

For accuracy consistency is key. This is why one should shoot on the natural raspatory pause. The natural raspatory pause is after we exhale, at the bottom of our breath there is a pause. This is much more consistent than shooting with your lungs half full. The reason for this is we are not equipped with a gauge that tells us when our lungs are half full. Shooting on the pause is consistent every time, were what we perceive half full lungs will be a little different each time. Food for thought.

[@davidbanner1652]

Exceptional content!!

[@waywardronin8755]

LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!! Great video on carbine shooting, I really appreciate the great info and tips. I subbed your channel! Hile, you are a true Gunslinger... Long Days and Pleasant Nights... “I do not aim with my hand; he who aims with his hand has forgotten the face of his father. I aim with my eye. I do not shoot with my hand; he who shoots with his hand has forgotten the face of his father. I shoot with my mind. I do not kill with my gun; he who kills with his gun has forgotten the face of his father. I kill with my heart.” - Stephen King, The Gunslinger

[@girlonmidwestemo]

large trolled moment for the atf agent crying sobbing and screaming after seeing you shoulder the arm brace

[@JonathanShidler]

Just in time. Like a wizard. Blessed be our tacticool girlfriend and her gifts of knowledge and AESTHETIC 😍

[@sneedmando186]

*Long may she reign* 💙💜

[@ghostsethrich7306]

A E S T H E T I C. (gun content)

[@Caligari87]

I've seen a lot of people recently talking about how cheek welds are more relevant to long-range precision shooting (due to smaller eye boxes on older or highly-magnified optics), and also partially a holdover from the days when ironsight alignment was paramount. These days with red-dots and low-/mid-magnification optics, it seems more prevalent thinking that cheek welds aren't necessarily required for combat shooting so long as you can get a consistent sight picture and not lose the reticle. This seems to be partially informed by evolving doctrine relevant to passive aiming under night vision and/or with gasmasks, where getting a weld might not even be possible in some cases. What are your thoughts?

[@TacticoolGirlfriend]

I still think a cheek weld will always be better than none. That point of contact does a lot for creating an indexing point for your eyes as well as controlling recoil. Yes, you can shoot without, but why would you if you could help it?

[@Caligari87]

@@TacticoolGirlfriend a fair point. I guess for me, I can't ever seem to get a "good" cheek weld on my AR unless my eyes are down level with the rail, looking under my optic. Dunno what that might be a function of. Whenever I try to do a more "head up" position instead of turtling, it feels like I lose the weld. It's just never comfortable for me. So I've been trying to look at those other techniques that de-emphasize it.

[@TacticoolGirlfriend]

@@Caligari87 Have you tried other optic heights?

[@Caligari87]

@@TacticoolGirlfriend just the standard whatever-it-is that co-witnesses with AR irons. Anything lower it seems would just enforce the turtle effect, and anything higher it seems would take my face clean off the stock. I've made it work well enough I suppose (can see me shooting a carbine match on my channel) but it just feels odd, like there's no good spot for me. Maybe I just need a cheek riser.

[@TacticoolGirlfriend]

@@Caligari87 There is a "chin weld" that sometimes needs to be used for higher optic mounts, where the side of your chin is the indexing point on your stock/brace. Still, a different stock or brace might be the answer here, if not a riser for it.

[@sneeze.j4799]

you whipping out the ak74 earned my sub 🔥

[@edwindelacruz9914]

Great video By the way I,got unsubscribed by KZbin, subscribed again. Was wondering why I, was not getting any notifications.

[@lizc4597]

Really valuable information as always!!!!

[@aubrey5569]

Would love to see a safety drill to train in proper safety manipulation

[@schibleh531]

A question from a dude who has never shot a gun before. Does your shooting technique change if you're in a CQB scenario? Like room clearing, for example. I keep hearing about techniques like "canted aiming" or "point shooting" where you don't actually use the sights, but you aim the muzzle towards your target. Are these things legit or is it better to use the sights every time?

[@TacticoolGirlfriend]

Absolutely. There's a lot to point shooting and it's something everyone should train if they're orienting themselves in a defensive manner. Certainly a more advanced concept, but it comes naturally over time as you run speed drills.

[@schibleh531]

@@TacticoolGirlfriend I see. Thanks for the reply and the great content!

[@arthurcallahan4735]

canted aiming with a laser. but they could see you coming if its not IR laser and you need nods to see that. If they have nods as well then they probably know atleast basic tactics and you're better off calling a professional.

[@mittens2015]

Any tips for expanding on medical help capacities or resources on it? Basic first aid and stop-the-bleed aside, is there any good resource to learn more about common medical procedures (I'm thinking anti-biotic use, rudimental medicine recognition and usage, IVs, and anything I might be missing?)

[@RT81775]

How does your stance change when you’re needing to reach out and touch something off hand at longer ranges? 100 yards+ That’s usually the point where I find I start to do weird things to try to maintain small “circles” or figure eights as the reticle moves over the target.

[@TacticoolGirlfriend]

It depends. Preferably, I'm just in prone. Otherwise, I get creative with sling tensioning, wrapping my forearm around it, bracing against myself and my surroundings however I can.

[@RT81775]

@@TacticoolGirlfriend thanks for the reply

[@jonahqhollis]

Use a loop sling, loop one end around your bicep, connect to rifle. Tighten space between arm and rifle with sling. Don't try to control your muzzle tip, attempts to correct for minor sway will lead to overcorrection and being father off target as opposed to allowing slight variance with breeze. Shot black with iron sights at 500 yds. Former USMC.

[@lipglossguerrilla6051]

The bangs are soooooooo good!

[@nekobun]

(half-listening over dinner) "Now first, let's talk about feet." OH NO (video continues) oh okay

[@FrznFury27]

The incredible footage of your stance is an invaluable tool for showing people what their stance should look like.

[@charles_wipman]

Great tips, i used to do all that with my dear CETME-L even when "i wasn't suppossed to have it", wasn't "tecnicaly" a carbine, but those principles work; 1st i trained on the fire controls discipline, the on target adquisition on the place discipline, then on the mag release, charging handle and trigger discipline, then combos of those three, then handling, gettin really comfortable with it and bring it where i wanted when i needed/wanted it to be, then all the previous with the standing possitions (we only spreaded our legs in prone if we were on a shooting line/working as a squad, to advise left or right buddy as/if we had to, and of course if the terrain/space allowed it) and then movement; sights on target while walking at different speeds and trigger pulls, and of course... breathing drills while doing all this. The least thing i did was recoveries; from jump over different obstacles, pass below, jump off vehicles... on sand and rocks beaches, rivers... mud... and that kind of thing. With the CETME-Ls monopod it used to help a bit with the feeding, but.. wasn't "magical", those sons of bitches had all the fuckin' springs busted and the mags springs were even worst; was.. "weird", to be a punk and be really good on this field, i was on par wiz my sub-officers and all those fuckin' faszists sons of the bitch were from the UOE (= Unidad de Operaciones Especiales = Special Operations Unit, of the IDM = Infantería De Marína [española] = Royal spanish Marine Infantry). Ahh fuck.. i should train to drink less or shut up the fuck on time; but.. i gonna keep drinking, you keep being well heh. Great tips again and well shown

[@dannyeugenewaits9486]

Thank you for sharing and teaching me so much more about skills needed to become more proficient in my learning skills Cheers!

[@cheesenoodles8316]

Pretty good. Experienced I am, but not the AR platform, got my big toe dipped in.

[@adNauseum100]

Even by your high standards, the eyeliner is extra on-point.

[@hebrewhooligan5462]

anyone know if that's how the Army teaches the prone position now? I have seen alot of people teaching her position but back in the day the taught us to keep your non domanant leg tucked under your self a little to make it easer to breath. That was awhile ago though so I'm guessing there are newer fancy ways these days.

[@thealliedspy4170]

Teh chair force teaches to lay both feet flat facing opposite from each other (like she does in the video), so that you have a low profile and are balanced on the ground for accurate shooting.

[@hebrewhooligan5462]

@@thealliedspy4170 I was guessing that's what was being taught these days. If I wasn't moving to hard breathing in the prone isn't to bad, but when I have been running and have to get in the prone I think I will keep bringing my leg up to get me off my diafram it throws off my shots alot if I'm breathing hard.

[@thealliedspy4170]

@@hebrewhooligan5462 Yeah, that definitely helps you steady your breathing after a sprint.

[@stephbun]

Been waiting for this. Would love to see more on the topic, malfunction drills, etc. I have zero training with a carbine and live in a conservative hell. My Springfield Saint Victor thanks you. Also, marry me.

[@MegaMaximus333]

I can promise you if you go to a range you’ll find people who have different options then you will not care if your cool to them and will gladly help you out. Try going to so shooting competitions, don’t worry about not being good, have fun and even tell people your new and you’ll get help and I’ll promise, those competitions will make you get good. Drop your hate for people who are different from you and you’ll see not all are bad, you can agree to disagree and come together through this, just say away from the range fudds. I’m a conservative libertarian and love people like TG, and I’m sure we wouldn’t agree with most stuff but still love people like her, you’ll fine them.

[@stephbun]

@@MegaMaximus333 Im fine with libertarians, what I meant was I live in trumpland, and suffer under the leadership of hawley. Its not fun being on a live fore range with people who want you dead. It feels like they all forgot their hatred for black people to target me and my people. Its super trendy to hate us right now. Who exactly do you think Im training to fight?

[@nullexpessions6565]

Love this channel

[@warrenharrison9490]

👍👍 thank you.

[@vonWeizhacker69]

Danke, sehr geil gemacht!

[@Nylonscheme]

0:41 such a cool slow mo shot

[@saltandprepper5024]

I love your stuff. Been watching for a little while and just wanted to say greetings from the eyeball legion

[@thefirstthrownmolotov6852]

Praise unto our Optical Overlords!

[@gregorybarnes7346]

Great information thank you 🙏🏿

[@KetsinHadake]

Great vid! 😊

[@thealliedspy4170]

Well done, lots of good info. Keep it real out there!

[@Fer-De-Lance]

Thanks.

[@quinnsteinwachs9920]

I absolutely adore your videos and you've been a huge inspiration for me to get the courage to start learning how to shoot 💖 quick (largely fashion related) question, what pants are you wearing in this video?? i've been looking for something in this exact style and haven't been able to find anything quite like them.

[@TacticoolGirlfriend]

Thanks! Those are Tru-Spec 24/7 Xpedition pants.

[@quinnsteinwachs9920]

@@TacticoolGirlfriend thank you!! ^.^

[@pyeitme508]

Yep 👍

[@ZennZennster]

Nice 👌

[@hexadecimaldelirium3370]

*joke removed* P.S. Good content! Informative and professional as always! ^^

[@Z33Garage]

Are you running nods? or is it just more comfy way to run the eotech with the riser?

[@slick4415]

She does have nods

[@Z33Garage]

@@slick4415 ahh 👍🙂

[@TacticoolGirlfriend]

@@Z33Garage Yep! This is my night gun, but also I'm just loving the optic height as it is in general.

[@Z33Garage]

@@TacticoolGirlfriend ahh nice! I have the same optic on my pew. Alas no nods. But I might try a riser for mine ( I would also need one for my magnifier) and see if it feels more natural to aim that way. Thanks for the reply.

[@bg5469]

@@TacticoolGirlfriend any opinion on the best nod optic for a shooter who has a strong preference for both high risers and red dots?

[@NyctophileXIII]

You're the best girl on the internet talking about this stuff. :) Thanks for more great info. Looking great and utterly tacticool!

[@jeffyoung2239]

Not even wtf

[@Asianevermore]

Reddit sent me here and I am not disappointed

[@Hardcore_Ant]

What scope complements carbines best?

[@comradesoupbeans4437]

red dot and flip 4x magnifier or LPVO in the 1-4x to 1-10x range depending on your environment and what distances you expect to engage targets at

[@scottwischmeyer4928]

It completely depends on how you plan on using your carbine. For anything less than 100 yards, I like to use a red dot.

[@TacticoolGirlfriend]

Depends entirely on your use case. For under 100 yards, a red dot will suffice. Beyond that, a magnified optic like a 3x prism, a 3-5x magnifier on a dot or holographic, or an LPVO for even further ranges.

[@bg5469]

it depends entirely on your platform, how heavy your ammo's grain is, and how far you plan to be engaging from on average during actual use, but in most instances, and especially for less experienced shooters, raw iron sights or a budget red dot are perfectly fine. my m&p sport 2 has dual flip-ups and an 80 dollar bushnell red dot mounted on her and i'm pretty consistently the tightest grouping at my range sessions.

[@ShaggyPWN]

Not to nitpick, but there is no one size fits all off-hand stance. My off-hand CQB and more long range, precision, stances are very different. And what works for one person may not work for another. Everyone's body is different. Find a stance that works for you while maintaining the four fundamentals

[@Tacticool-_-]

Epicness

[@dukefanshawe6815]

If you live in the Las Vegas NV area hit me up! We can do some desert shooting!

[@Cultono]

• Awesomeness. 😃

[@Strawberry92fs]

as a poor poor who owns zero guns. after I get a 9mm pistol, im thinking about that ruger pcc 9mm. simple, cheap as far as I can tell reliable, and practical. My fundamentals aren't really good enough to accurately make hits beyond 9mm in a long barrel anyway and gives me ammo (if not magazine) cross compatibility

[@sweatynerd4206]

Good choices 👍 But don't rule out a Ruger 10/22 for learning rifle shooting once you've gotten your defensive gun set up.

[@Cam-ks8yz]

Depending on your pistol selection, you can also get magazine cross compatibility, which saves cash but is also very practical. Ruger PCCs come in a few models for different mags/calibers, and most 9mm PCCs will have options or the flexibility to accept popular double-stack pistol magazines (for example, a glock19 and ruger pcc)

[@TheFreakOfNature26]

i own a ruger pcc and i love it so far. mine came with two separate mag wells which can be easily swapped out - one which takes glock mags and one which takes mags from the ruger sr9. highly recommend

[@Olamina-c1y]

I have owned a Ruger PCC for a couple years now. I would've bought some AR 15 variant (or even a Benelli MR1) instead if I could but neither of those have been accepted for hunting purposes, which is how the state where I live forces me to justify my firearm ownership. Not having had the chance to compare it with any other semi-auto I must still say that I am pretty happy with it. I have put something like 2000 cartridges through it without a single malfunction which wasn't brought on by user error (the magazine needs to float freely in order to feed correctly, this can present itself as a problem when laying prone with a longer magazine, though it hasn't happened again since I figured that part out). For what it is, it's a very accurate rifle. Feels quite sturdy too, but weighs more than probably any other modern PCC, a fact which is made even worse by the 47 cm barrel which is required here in Sweden for hunting (completely non-sensical by any practical metric, as far as I am aware the increased length actually reduces muzzle velocity since the powder burns off long before the bullet leaves the barrel). However, something which you might want to take into account is that in total I've spent over $1000 on after-market stuff in order to get it to a point which I would still consider fairly minimalistic for any serious purposes (leaving plenty of room for further upgrades): Five magazines cost about $300. A couple 24 rounders, others 33 - Completely up to personal preferences. I also bought a 5 rounder to meet hunting limitations. Aftermarket M-LOK Handguard was $250, this is now available as an option from the factory, which I would recommend. Some cheap magpul stuff to make it a bit more ergonomic added probably $35 or so to that. The Romeo 5 red dot sight with mount included was another $250-300. I would heavily advise against going much cheaper than that on any type of glass. The cheap variant of sights would be just using the irons. The Streamlight Protac 2 weapon light was just short of $200, mount approximately $60 (can definitely go cheaper on the mount, I bought a very high-end one which offered a slimmer profile). There are cheaper lights than this, though I can't speak to what kind of drawbacks those would come with compared to the Streamlight which seems to be punching way above its price-class. The sling was about $70 and the two QD swivels and the handguard attachment point were inexpensive in comparison. However, you will need to change out either the whole chassi or one of the stock spacers in order to be able to mount the sling in a way where you can rest the rifle on the front of your person (as opposed to how conventional hunting rifles are slung on the back with both swivel studs on the bottom of the rifle). The spacer with a QD socket cost me nearly as much as the sling itself. Part of me is still considering getting an after-market chassi to be able to have a more ergonomic pistol grip as well as a telescopic stock which rests on your shoulder at the same height of the barrel, thus reducing felt recoil. Besides the chassi and accompanying furniture, future potential upgrades which I would consider include suppressor (already planning to buy soon), after-market trigger (don't feel a massive need for it, would definitely be a luxury upgrade), an ambidextrous safety (major improvement over the factory safety if you want to be able to shoot ambidextrously), and a magnifier for the red dot sight (would be nice, I guess). Now most of this stuff you would still have to buy if you decided to go with an AR instead, though if you want the objectively superior AR-esque ergonomics, that aftermarket Ruger PCC chassi will easily run you a couple hundred, not including furniture. If I had to start this process of buying a first solid rifle all over again, but without any legal limitations, I would easily choose a reputable AR-15 brand, favouring .223 over 9x19 mm for the flatter trajectory and increased range capability (certainly the more expensive option to practice with, but dryfire is free!), and probably picking an LPVO instead of a red dot. I would much rather save up and spend more on the initial purchase and add on the other stuff (light, sight, sling and extra magazines) later at a pace I feel financially comfortable with. That being said, do whatever you feel is best for your needs. Good luck!

[@tinfoiltruckerscap9613]

Haha, where did you get those pew pew stickers at 11:50?

[@TacticoolGirlfriend]

Oh, that's a dust cover I ordered from customardustcover.com

[@Meatspin360]

"Don't use a muzzle break"....*cries in CA*

[@Burlak4]

Hey! Thanks for the video! Your stock seems a bit short to me. Like you need to bend your palm and your neck to much. Also, I wouldn't advice adjusting the stock too often (as in going prone/standing) as it creates a habit you definitely don't need when engaging a shooting target :P I love the tip of adjusting the c-clamp thumb forward. At close range, you can simply point at the target with your thumb and quickly hit surprisingly accurately from a low ready. I have used this with a full length g3 and and mp5. It worked better with the long boi. This isn't as useful with a good optic though, so I havent really tried it too much with the 416.

[@eddiekrustysock4395]

How do I convince somebody that I need a suppressor?

[@thealliedspy4170]

I'm convinced already.

[@DarkZerol]

It definitely helps with noise reduction and recoil. Unless you desperately need something completely compact for conceal carry or something then a supressor is like "a must" in every handheld firearm.

[@ajbravo8661]

Make a gear breakdown

[@amityb4402]

Heya, two things: Your eyeliner is always fucking perfect how do you do it?? My hands are shaky af so it ends up looking like a child tried to apply it lol Also, thanks for the knowledgable content from a rad woman! It helps a fellow girl feel a lot less alone in the world of firearms. I really wish Canada allowed for concealed or open carry because as a vulnerable minority I've gotten into a few awful situations that would have went a lot better if I could defend myself, can't even carry mace or a stun gun legally. The police aren't much help either since you can't always call them and they can take up to 10 minutes to get there so whatever was happening is likely to have been done by then :c

[@TacticoolGirlfriend]

I don't really have any secrets other than primer and a steady hand, but thank you! Happy to be providing this resource to folks.

[@amityb4402]

@@TacticoolGirlfriend Thanks for the reply!! I'll just have to figure out a way to brace my hand I guess

[@nester9954]

Why shouldn't you use muzzle breaks?

[@TacticoolGirlfriend]

I like to rag on them and was being a bit cheeky, but honestly, I don't support them. They reduce some muzzle movement but in turn spit flame (in the dark this is a huge no-no), are concussive, and loud, disorienting people around you and making communication difficult. Good shooting technique with a simple flash hider will always be better in my book.

[@nester9954]

@@TacticoolGirlfriend in your experience does a linear comp have the same drawbacks? Shopping for a muzzle device and always looking for more input.

[@TacticoolGirlfriend]

@@nester9954 Linear comps aren't nearly as detracting, but still aren't great for flash suppression and simply direct the noise towards the target more. If it's a range toy, no big deal, but otherwise, I question the usefulness in any given defensive scenario. A solid flash hider will be fine, especially if you're shooting low-recoil rounds like 5.56, let alone a suppressor will just take the cake on all of this anyway.

[@marknixon8604]

Name brand of those pants, you told me once but i lost it

[@dualityofmorons]

I’m traditional AK fashion, there’s only one stance…The Slav Squat lol. But never could get the feet flat in that stance. No your right, having many different stances is good, I typically blade (no plates) but trying to square now (with plates).

[@benwilson1088]

Only come here for the aesthetic and music. Sounds like she knows what she talks about, though.

[@benallen4633]

i;m thinkin about thos car beans

[@bappyboio1361]

Neat

[@soyborne.bornmadeandundone1342]

Pshhh you know she's smiling and giggling a lot under that mask for these epic slo mo stills...

[@lorax8172]

I bet there was even more giggling during the editing process

[@Alyeska907]

69 missed calls from Paul Harrel

[@ConservativeGangstR]

Ladies across this great land, take notes, because THIS is a real woman.

[@tinfoiltruckerscap9613]

Voice sounds transfemme though.

[@semajsga]

Comment

[@CA.0verview]

Don’t agree on her about the muzzle brake

[@TheRylieFox]

First!! 💕💕💕

[@JonathanShidler]

Well won, comrade

[@TheRylieFox]

@@JonathanShidler If only my draw time was this fast. 😉

[@TheFreakOfNature26]

first

[@TheMrpunisher77]

You sound different, I hope everything okay? Great tips as always.

[@lorax8172]

How hard was it to have a bad stance. I bet you had to work to do it poorly.

[@TacticoolGirlfriend]

It definitely took some intention to think it through after doing it so differently for so long!

[@judesheckelberg5135]

FED!

[@TacticoolGirlfriend]

Ah yes, the federal marksmanship industrial complex.

[@judesheckelberg5135]

@@TacticoolGirlfriend 😆 The meme is that any girl interested in guns is in reality a honey pot fed. But you already knew that, didn't you?

[@spokilt]

Sniffle sniffle 😢. 😉Ohhh! Come-on baby, what about us pistol caliber carbine lovers 😍? Sub-2000??? Please 🥺🙏🥺. Another great informative video. Then thousand blessings to you and yours 💕

[@williamnute8572]

My sub2000 is set up "half gangsta" with optics set at 45 degrees and shot with optics up and handle comfortably 45 degrees right. Short slinged so able to remove right hand completely and no carbine movement. And yes, it fully folds and locks. The mags fit my glock 17, too. An sweet backpack sized carbine that unfolds and locks in seconds.

[@Khannea]

:droool:

[@obie235]

Looks like central WA

[@7sq]

Please no backrond noise (music ?) ...

[@michealvega1373]

Sounds like a Community episode. Will there be rapping?

[@laturista1000]

Patreon members please consider donations for her! just a suggestion teaming up with Lucas from T Rex arms would help the whole community of Women gun owners really get a lot of attention and support in the 2A community. WOW!!! How do we make this happen Tacticool Girlfriend? Lets make it happen

[@BlackHawk2029]

FYI Lucas is a raging homophobe and a religious extremist. Probably not gonna happen.

[@MYBIOHAZARD]

Yo lucas is transphobic and queerphobic... he aint shit

[@mmartinisgreat]

Eww Bad lever

[@checkmate058]

Colab with Blare White when?

[@bg5469]

why would a leftuber collab with a fascist transphobe?

[@HiggsBosonification]

never, inshallah

[@miavaughn2393]

Omg, really? Yes a collab with a far right political trans and transphobic youtuber who uses guns occasionally to look "cool" to her base. Only thing they have in common is being trans. Blaire is pretty reviled in the trans community. And tacticool girlfriend is definitely not a friend of the right. She does try to stay as apolitical as possible, but definitely has a leftist bent to her content and social media. Just stays apolitical in her content so anyone can enjoy it and consume it as educational regardless of beliefs which i think is important as most gun channels are hyper right wing and political. BUT BLAIRE WHITE? SERIOUSLY?

[@Scooge420]

I really wanted to kick my legs in the air while shooting prone 🥲