Navy SEALs teach Green Beret NEW Tactics

[@GBRSGroup]

Humbled to be invited to transfer knowledge. Mike is a world class instructor and it’s a privilege to watch him work. Until next time 🇺🇸

[@samuelWx]

Thanx to Mike, DJ and GBRS for sharing the love. Appreciate it y'all!

[@thetexasboys.8988]

Thank You DJ! I’m definitely trying that out.

[@sinbaon2154]

When Two Worlds Come Together, It Can Open Up A Whole New Perspective For Adaptation. This Has Been A Privilege To Witness. Danke

[@tomfarr1205]

Thank you DJ just watched your Podcast with Shawn.. it is such a privilege to listen to you share your life experiences thank you for protecting us all those years at the tip of the spear!

[@chrismcauliffe9037]

DJ I have a question about the treatment you received it’s hard for me to to talk about but if you have time I would love to pick your brain about Marcus and ambers treatment. 🙏

[@dmo544]

I love Mike's capacity to be a student even though he is a very proficient dude. Professionalism.

[@noahwilson8549]

Definitely the smartest guy like, all the rooms.

[@jp71889]

@@noahwilson8549 Life long learning is the key to survival, and more importantly, a fulfilling life.

[@easbreid9879]

Green Berets never stop learning, if you stop learning you are degrading

[@picolascage5270]

@@easbreid9879 he's too humble to let people know he served in the Unit " Delta force" . DJ is no slouch either. He was in dev group

[@JohnDoe-on6ru]

Never stop learning. "For the man who stops learning...And thinks he knows everything....Is kind of stupid in reality, and should like...Keep learning things". -Sun Tzu, probably

[@dougbotha8768]

I love the fact the DJ is getting more comfortable with the camera. He has so much knowledge to share, and I think it is awesome that he is sending the information.

[@johnnystorm1714]

I just wish he was properly mic'd

[@alexrodriguez7424]

The amount of knowledge inside of that range is insurmountable. It’s amazing the walls are still up. 🤙🏽

[@franklinsalazarcostas5231]

Close to 70 years between Mike, DJ and Cole? Truly amazing...

[@johnnystorm1714]

True

[@mantis1977]

My man, you're right, but that made me laugh!

[@notoriousj.o.e.3961]

Been following GBRS for awhile as well as Sean Ryan and Mike Glover i knew these collabs were coming one day , love it. So much knowledge to give what a time to be alive to be able to watch these videos and gain this type of insight . Keep it up guys

[@Popeye12340]

This backplate technique is something I will work on and shared with a friend. Thanks for sharing!

[@toddtanner8847]

I love the "There is always more to learn" attitude. Reminds me of Neil Peart. He was always taking lessons and studying.

[@chrismcauliffe9037]

Watched DJ on srs thanks to both of you for your service I’m raising my son to respect people like you. From the mcauliffe family me my wife and my son thank you

[@bigfishinasmallpond8389]

“Wasnt a bag on skinnys” lmao classic! Mike you Da Man

[@simeonwaia]

I just saw DJ's appearance on the Shawn Ryan Show. It's incredible. Lots of detail on his military career, which is damn impressive, and surprisingly emotional too.

[@Mustafa-bd3db]

Can't agree more. It was deeeep!

[@thomasbrown6169]

Yeah that was heavy

[@mr.tall-man1573]

Just got done listening to that last night. Good one.

[@westside4842]

Same here Sir, I haven't finished it yet! God Bless! Good show!

[@benyoung552]

Oh cool… Was just getting ready to pull that episode up after this video… Seen a ton of comments saying the same thing. Really Looking forward to it now.

[@bulletproofbiceps4809]

Seeing both these guys together on a gun range sharing their knowledge gives me wood. I admire them both so much and appreciate everything they’ve done for this country. Thank you gents. Cheers.

[@Jas0nH]

You might be a little bit gay dude.

[@thejohnhend]

Eewe

[@ShooterSway]

Clutch. Still finishing up Shawn's interview with dj

[@Andrew8533]

Such an amazing interview, super heavy!

[@DJTheMetalheadMercenary]

Such a good talk, well worth the time.

[@Whitesp44]

Man unbelievable! Tough to listen to towards the end.

[@bigswolletx]

Yeah I'm starting on DJ's interview with Sean as well

[@kaliboy1717]

I love these guys... And this is how you stay humble.. The only cure for ignorance , is a good question.. So the ability to learn, listen, and be advised goes a long way and steers you away from being arrogant and Top Heavy...

[@Whitesp44]

DJ is a freaking beast! Fantastic video, makes lots of sense. I really wish my, and every other LE agency, would commit to their officers spend the money and hire these guys. Holy shit this lesson alone covers a large majority of shoot scenraios presented to officers. No time to get on those sights. It's also a great lesson for guys like me who've been on along time and my eyes aren't what they used to be. God bless everyone stay safe stay healthy. Good on you Mike for putting this out.

[@djblackruss]

I was talking to the training Lt. asking about shooting with both eyes open without a Red dot. He said " when u learn it teach me"

[@Whitesp44]

@@djblackruss Gheez... Stay frosty brother.

[@jerrycraig6522]

Right? I've been using my front sight a lot, I'm for sure gonna do this now and tell my daughter's and grandson too, these videos are priceless!!! Thanks Mike and DJ!!!

[@THOR1914]

AWESOME!!! Can't wait to dry fire this drill and then get to the range on it!!! Looks like a game changer for most civilian real life concealed carriers!!! No timers and still targets for real!!! Thanks Mike and DJ/GBRS!!! Cole also!!! Keep it coming please!!!

[@bigdog4574]

I’m so glad to see this being taught by a professional. I’ve been doing this overlay for about two years now… and I thought in a cqb environment with adrenaline… I am not going to be looking at my iron sights … gross movements point with gross movement look at that big end of the slide subconsciously for extra allignment push out and shoot… drey fire is the key here. Most of us will never ever have to deal with it but we hope for the best and prepare for the worst

[@data9594]

right. Most of us will never have to be in that situation but it only takes one time. If you don't have the skills then you're toast

[@robbrooks3418]

Mike and the rest of the guys in Shawn Ryan’s podcast are f’ing amazing, 4 hour podcast and I don’t blink. All of the world class guys on there and Mike is one of the best.

[@dmo544]

Watching some of DJ's videos. it is absolutely out of any context just the level of proficiency and just the absolute mastery of weapon handling and shooting. It is like it is apart of his body. It sheds light and I litterally go wow that is what the very top tier looks like and am glad that guys like him definitely keep the bad guys up at night. I mean there is a lot of tactical and sport shooters that make content and not a single one of them makes it look like a whole different level like what DJ does. Incredible

[@JohnSmith-yx8kf]

Watch his Shaun Ryan interview. This dude dedicated his entire existence to being the baddest MOFO he could possibly be.

[@batileche3538]

@@JohnSmith-yx8kf I second and third this. Everyone should go watch that episode; even those that aren’t into guns-especially those. That dude is the definition of a true war hero and American patriot.

[@zach1972]

Then think about the fact that DJ has people he thinks he can never beat in this stuff, people who can out shoot him, and I bet all those dudes feel the same way about someone else

[@picolascage5270]

Look at pat McNamara and John Shrek McPhee. Both former CAG operators. Even tho CAG is known to have the best shooters in the world. Dev group is a firm number 2. I love DJ's content. What dj has over the two names I mentioned is he just got out so he's got the most relevant info.

[@NukaCub]

@@picolascage5270 stop being such a goober trying to say one group is #1 and another is #2. It’s such a childish thing, each group has a purpose and it excels at it.

[@T20-c8f]

Dude god bless you guys. Can’t overstate how impressed I am with the tier one dudes that have come out of service in Iraq and Afghanistan. I love watching y’all’s channels and seeing behind the scenes of how great of people we have in our military doing all these crazy missions fighting for our freedoms. I’m so impressed with the caliber of dudes we have in the military. Mad respect brother.

[@Donbarbz]

DJ Shipley Jr has a 4 hour must see interview on the Shawn Ryan podcast. Absolutely awesome! DJ is a former DEVGRU operator. Dude tells some absolutely crazy stories about his experiences. Thank yo for your service Sir!

[@shawnpickering3084]

This is fantastic. DJ and Cole have such a vast array of knowledge and skill set, I’d be like a kid in a candy store if I got to spend a day on the range with them. Thanks for sharing this Mike! It’s awesome to see you being the student and gaining proficiency🤘

[@johnqpublic2718]

(He must know them personally - Shawn must be so cool since he indicated he knows them.” - did I think what you wanted me to think?

[@shawnpickering3084]

@@johnqpublic2718 whatever dude. I guess there’s gotta be a least one troll in the comments of every video👍

[@Amazonuser1717]

@@johnqpublic2718 when ur in a bad mood you can interpret anything in a negative way. This comment is normal I don’t think the guy was trying to imply that. Take a nap dude

[@jasoncastle4818]

This dude is a stone cold killer!! What a beast, sure glad he and Mike are on our side LoL!! God bless America!!! 🇺🇸☠️🇺🇸

[@Patriotsoul]

Mike keeps throwing his support to BRCC, maybe he isn’t on our side?

[@stephenhobbs948]

I am teaching my family gun safety. I sent them this video. Mike's and DJ's gun safety is second nature (finger off trigger until ready to shoot, passing the pistol to each other w/ muzzle pointed down, etc.). They do gun safety instinctively. Great content, by the way. I am going to work on this technique w/ my Glock 30S.

[@mikethomas2801]

Worked with a couple sf guys and they are all so reluctant to give anything of detail and real value which is sad when its things that will possibly save you or your familiar etcs lives. This is the most priceless information you bestow on others imo. Both these guys are truly students that teach the art of war.

[@thomasbrown6169]

This is awesome, I really appreciate the two companies supporting each other, not just shitting on the other to try and promote their own.

[@WarriorDads]

This literally feels like you’re a fly on the wall an experiencing the knowledge of these high level operators. Not even just from what they are saying, but noticing the handling of the pistol, the drills, the habits, and manipulation of the firearm. Awesome!

[@ffdkoppenhaver]

Mr. Glover and Mr. Shipley, That was hands down one of the best instruction videos I’ve seen from experienced shooters. Neither of you were condescending in what you were trying to teach and these concepts are something I will adding into to my training. Thank you both 🤘🇺🇸🤘

[@machstem6390]

Love seeing dj opening up and showing us meer mortals this stuff. Dudes a viking.

[@Adamson480]

Both these dudes wear capes in my world. Thank you for your service and sharing knowledge. Can't wait to train on this.

[@lexwaldez]

A thirst for knowledge and a willingness to learn new things are a helluva combination. Thank you both.

[@baronbuehler3208]

Thank you Mike for everything you do for our community, an absolute top tier instructor.

[@derekbelmont5071]

Mike, this is a fantastic lesson. I’m non military, been shooting my whole life… I’m a decent shot, trial and error hardcore, even now. My wife and I have really grown addicted to the entire sport of shooting/hunting and instructing her has been rewarding but challenging from a leveling standpoint, struggling to just keep the barrel in the right direction of fire, not mentioning all the other basics: trigger pull, anticipating, footage, holds.. I struggle with leveling myself. We will both implement this technique, next weekend, at the range. Just practicing with our dummy rounds in the living room right now, we’re both seeing an improvement with alignment instantly. We are local to you I think, Eagle Mountain area of Utah. We need a coach like you guys. It would be awesome if you have any recommendations for the area. Thank you sir.

[@DK-nc4gz]

This is the most professional video I’ve watched all day.

[@War4theWest]

7 years of training from scratch. 2500+ to instructors and not one of them explained this to me. As I got better, acquiring the target via the front site is what slowed me down. It created spot of uncertaintly and delay just before I shoot. I can't wait to get to the range and work on this, thanks.

[@timbow50]

For more than twenty years me and my son have used this technique in our " shoot to kill?" practice range scenarios. It's basically just " point & fire" with literally thousands of rounds from various pistols. One major advantage using this technique is when using your offhand shooting. I think people who are mentally committed to usingthe sights are setting themselves up to loose time while otherwise they could have already fired that first and MOST IMPORTANT ROUND. I believe that many revert intheir mind they need to hit that tiny little 2-3" oval score ring. Get that out of your head people! There is at least an 8" diameter zone in the torso that needs to hit with the first shot. Man, I'm 72 years old and still learning from your videos!!!👍👍

[@User-rn6it]

Learned this in a red dot class not long ago. Gave me all the confidence behind the dot..

[@WDLC1911]

I'm an egghead and slowly figured that out in my STEEP learning curve before taking a class. It works!

[@BirdDawg1]

Watching these guys handle the pistol is ridiculous and I've been shooting 30 years. Robots.

[@Pmedic605]

Very similar to the technique Jim Cirillo said he used in many gunfights, which was imposing the rear silhouette of his revolver onto the target rather than sight focus. If you don't know who Jim Cirillo is, he was NYPD stakeout squad and was engaged in many close range gunfights during his career.

[@tusharin1984]

Just watched DJ interview on the Shawn Ryan Show. All I can say is wow dude. What he had been through and then made it to the pinnacle of his field as a tier 1 operator in seal team 6 / devgru the cream of the crop and all the challenges he went through physically and emotionally what a humbling man and proud to see where he is at today.

[@thewarriorwounds3124]

Man what a blessing to be able to receive this transfer. Thank you both!

[@tagairsoft]

Daaamn this has to be freaking awesome.....I can not believe how humble a man like this can be......i am talking about both of them......I can't wait for the podcast, it will be freaking nice.

[@josh44779]

Damn Shipley making the KZbin rounds lately 😳 good for him spreading the brain power

[@jonathanspruell5753]

DJ Shipley is an absolute beast. Thanks Mike for this great content.

[@shammy3135]

Great tip, would love to see more on instinctive shooting with a carbine.

[@jamesgranderson2890]

Great content. Just caught the Shawn Ryan episode w/ DJ . That, too, was excellent. Thanks guys!

[@raywells2858]

Interesting concept! I spent a lot of time on the range supporting various Spec Ops and I have never herd of this before. But it makes perfect sense!!!

[@lovesammyjr131]

I'm very lucky to have learned what I have from you Mike. I have to say it was refreshing to see that you are open to learning whenever you get the opportunity. It's important in life to never stop learning. Combine learning with helping people when you can and you'll be very happy with yourself. Peace Brother🇺🇸

[@trezhan]

Absolutely flawless content. This is perfect content learn the tool first, then learn the pieces to make it easy!

[@turboprodigy]

I've watching a lot of stuff on youtube this is the first time in a long time I've learn something really new that works thanks again for sharing!

[@granite6196]

You guys are my favorite people. God I hope the younger generation of men in this country are following all of you guys. If so, we are going to be in good shape.

[@sambumgardner3480]

Thank you guys! Watched this yesterday. Put it to the test today. Feel like I went three levels up on my capability. This drill/technique is a game changer.

[@opiealvin]

Just watched DJ on Shawn Ryan Show. Great to see you guys getting together for content. Good stuff Mike.

[@thecleverconquistador2284]

Thanks for another badass drill, giving some of us good building blocks to have that edge over the threat when needed. God Bless yall Field craft survival and GBRS.

[@bigh6530]

Literally two minutes in and I feel like I’ve gotten a better understanding. Amazing!

[@riffedwood5597]

Just got done listening to his interview on the Shawn Ryan Show. Incredible story. Thanks for sharing the info!

[@chadvartanian9125]

Doesn’t get any better than GBRS and Mike Glover together on a video.

[@russellholding1877]

THANKS Mile & GBRS for the heads-up really appreciate it great info, God Bless

[@kauzmikk1522]

dude Mike and DJ in the same video. This is the mashup we needed!

[@curlybearington1734]

Fantastic video. Only thing it's missing is the review of the targets after the fact lol

[@jacobmacleod4054]

Just fantastic content. As a primitive archer who has always shot instinctively, I wondered why things like "hard target focus" weren't taught/didn't work with pistols (I do know it works with rifles). Really glad to see it all come together. I would love to hear these guys talk about what sorts of targets/human shapes are most commonly engaged in combat and how paper target profiles might be adapted to help us get over the mental hurdles of being presented with an oddly shaped/positioned target. For example, someone leaning around a corner pointing a weapon back, someone turned half away, prone, etc. Really appreciate you guys. Thank you.

[@cliffandtessahorton3366]

My dad always told me to strive to learn something new every day. It's awesome to see the excitement in the transfer of knowledge. You can see it in instructor and student. Can't fake that shit!!!

[@dogodaddy4047]

Wow! Amazing drill. It creates a lot of confidence and as you said “trust”. People tend to place a lot of trust in accessories and high speed gear. This actually makes you trust yourself and the weapon system at its most basic level. Thank you for this!!

[@DJTheMetalheadMercenary]

A modified reference point- shooting, this is why y'all are professionals, awesome stuff.

[@philipdru9290]

Great learning video. Professionals always find a way to learn and pass it on. No competition, bravado rubbish. Just solid information.

[@colinweir3203]

American military very professional, good to see different branches of military working together, brotherhood.

[@tim01433]

I tried this technique today, and was truly astonished how well it works, and it really built my confidence to hit the target quickly. I’m really amazed at how much I have learned watching Mike’s videos!

[@freedommonger4512]

when i was a kid about ten years old I learned to hunt with a .22 wards rifle that had no sights. same idea, but shooting grouse and phesant in the grass on the move.

[@yeoyeo9788]

The amount of experience in this video is just amazing

[@pisom4314]

your never to old to learn something new!!!!! AND strive to learn something new everyday!!!! thanks for sharing & be safe

[@fitdadexperiment-3eight797]

That’s a great explanation. Truly made me think of how many folks have mentioned the backplate on the Glock as a distraction if it is anything but stock. Definitely going to try this. Thank you all for posting this.

[@JakeandOwen]

The seal/sf community is so cool. I love that they share their knowledge on their training. Also DJ looks like the navy seal from like video games and its crazy how different all the seals are cuz DJ is huge but you got guys like MR. Ballin who was still a seal but you would never know it unless he told you

[@michaelfabiano3914]

100% quality knowledgeable content and greatly appreciated not to mention free of cost thank you guys!

[@MrJunior82006]

Definitely incorporating this into my training. Awesome guys!!

[@johnnydough6244]

This is a gold mine full of valuable nuggets of information. Blessed to have this free knowledge at our finger tips. Time to get in the reps. Thanks GBRS & Mike!

[@evenflow1206]

For all of us who’ve been in the game or those new comers just starting out, I hope everyone realizes how lucky we are to have these badass, God loving, rockstar patriots here showing us all these great tips. Thank you fellas, deeply, and thank you for your service. It’s appreciated more than you know.

[@Jason32Bourne]

Ever since I heard about the way the original 1911 was designed and intended to shoot, the use of small sights or over barrel point shooting has been a reoccurring thought in my head. As someone who has had an on and off challenge with sight picture and the delay and second guessing involved in it, I am for sure going to try this. Thank you for this.

[@xavierguzman4812]

7:03 is probably the best advice I've ever heard in my life!

[@cdiers26]

I'm not the most experienced pistol shooter but I can absolutely say that support hand thumb pointing to get on target and more quickly find my dot and stuff has been the biggest boon for me. Wherever that thumb is pointing, you shoot without hardly trying

[@tattoochef]

That is some slick shit. Never even thought of using the backing plate as a reference. Thanks mike!

[@MrSbigden]

I'm not clear on what he is putting on his back plate, What is it?

[@zacharymurray8565]

@@MrSbigden nothing just use as a reference

[@MrEmb007]

Mike working with GBRS is basically a wet dream come true. This is the best time to be a civilian shooter in human history.

[@franklinsalazarcostas5231]

Imagine the knowledge transfer experience with these two legends....

[@miguelperez762]

Love how all you guys are coming together and blowing my mind up with knowledge! 🤯

[@trevorj.8401]

Man my mind is blown! 🤯 "Just back plate it!! " man it makes so much sense now!!! Thank you guys for sharing your knowledge, it's truly life changing stuff.

[@starkicker5623]

maybe im very wrong on this, but shooting a basketball, throwing a baseball or football, kicking a soccer ball accurately with repetition seems to make the most sense..as in they dont have sights on their hands or feet, they just imagine it and make it happen through practice. throwing darts, driving a car etc..

[@Northman87]

A tiny dab of white paint on the backplate functions like a red dot when you shoot at close range with both eyes open. It works similar to how you can still shoot with your red dot on a rifle even if the front lens cover is still on.

[@dropsofink1336]

This is crazy! I just started to notice how the red dot can be hard to find but if you line up the plate first the dot will be on point. Next time at the range it will be time to try the tape. This is evolving rapidly. Thank you for the video.

[@seanmccandless9276]

I love how instinctive (amongst everything else) 7:24-7:28 is

[@ChrisJonesreal]

Mind blown. Fantastic content as always. Learning from these legends is an honor and a privilege.

[@Dang3rMouSe]

Really good drill, I like the concept. Can't wait to begin applying. Instinctual drills in general are the key to survival if you have to apply violent action to defend yourself. This goes from unarmed combat tactics up to firearms. Drills imo should be simple & direct for maximum effectiveness. When shit goes down, adrenaline spikes & vision narrows the last thing you usually have time for is to run through steps mentally.

[@saccaed]

I like it. I did the same when drilling my AR and it helped loads in building presentation confidence.

[@RagnarLothbrok2222]

Cannot believe this is free content. Outstanding.

[@tnh723]

well... Punisher Skulls are gonna be in vouge again lol, that was solid. thank you guys!

[@JamaniusFreebone]

When I took the conceal carry class here in OK, the instructor who was a former Army tier one operator taught us this same technique minus the tape. It worked great after several magazines and I still think of that every time I shoot.

[@austinfamilyadventures4916]

DJ is a serious badass I would hate to meet him in a room as his enemy. So much talent all round by everyone involved.

[@jonthericanreefer8962]

i appreciate you and everyone who share these tips and skills with us mike as a family man i truly appreciate the knowledge you share for people like myself to be prepared for many different situations if you stay ready you dont have to get ready this is truly appreciated

[@702BattleBorn]

Yo MG and DJ, Thanks to you guys for breaking this down. Just tried this and its awesome. Really appreciate all you do. Have a pleasant day. Cheers

[@enthos38]

Thanks Mike and DJ!

[@superkool7]

Dude! two of my favorite people on the planet. So awesome 🇺🇸🇺🇸👊👊

[@nwvideographotographer7186]

When you step into your shooting stance point your dominant toe towards your target as well. It helps you naturally position your body to your target.

[@PS-ih2vc]

Outstanding! Great humility by true warriors.