Technical Tuesday: Clearing Malfunctions

[@krodriguez1641]

Great stuff. Especially for me that I only have indoor ranges. Thanks Trevor 👍🏽

[@fullfire0]

I would love some tech Tuesday behind the scenes! Anything to do with manufacturing would be awesome

[@ShadowSystemsCorp]

You read my mind. Two weeks... Trevor

[@fullfire0]

@@ShadowSystemsCorp Awesome! Looking forward to it

[@Anduin-oy5ij]

Who the hell down votes this? These videos are pure gold.

[@5jjt]

Those are thumbs up from Australia.

[@michaelmaier7262]

I had a ton of double feeds breaking in my War Poet MR920 a few months ago. After two range visits and 300+ rounds, I took it to a WPS pistol 2 class and only had a slight failure to go into battery. After that, no problems.

[@ginaalwaysavip1177]

Much appreciate Trevor!

[@zulubravo5136]

Thank you! 👍🇺🇸

[@sbur4914]

Thank you Trevor. Always appreciate these videos.

[@normwilson117]

Rip, reinsert, rack…tried it and now a believer

[@cooler675]

Thank you showing these clearing drills!!!!

[@christophercurdes7399]

Technical Wednesday - we missed you yesterday

[@nfej6353]

Appreciate this!

[@anonypersona3189]

Should have also included the squib load malfunction drill... Solution: Buy 2 MR920's. :)

[@fullfire0]

I'll take any excuse to get another mr920

[@Crunchifyable2]

Unless the gun blows up in your hand because you have a squib...

[@GregRaven]

You can get into trouble including firing as part of your clearance drill(s). In the time it takes you to clear your weapon, the situation may have changed, and you may be firing on someone who is no longer a threat. It's better to clear the malfunction and then re-evaluate the situation before re-engaging.

[@ProfessorSteez]

When is the CR920 coming out? 😎 My friend and I have bets on whether it will be a G26 or a G26x!