Top 5 Combat Drills | Special Forces Training | Tactical Rifleman

[@ron-yv4jx]

Hello Karl, another AWESOME video man. You have taught me/us so many cool training drills I appreciate you giving me these tools to put into my tool box. Unfortunately I don’t get to all of the drills I have been exposed to in your channel but the ones I have watched are all tucked away in my head. Just being exposed to things can help a Human in a time of need. Again I appreciate it and thank you for all the lessons.....

[@TacticalRifleman]

Ron, I'm glad you like the video. Muscle Memory is our bread-n-butter. We, here at Tactical Rifleman, have a bunch of great videos coming up in the near future. We just broke 100k subscribers. Help us spread the word, and we'll break 200k in no time. Thanks for watching. Strength & Honor, TR.

[@terrytreat884]

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[@dylandewalt7727]

Does anyone know what Stock has

[@josephtejeda854]

@@dylandewalt7727 Karl does

[@ceoatcrystalsoft4942]

@@TacticalRifleman look how far you've come since then

[@jardinero9112]

Anyone worth shooting once, is worth shooting twice. Love it.

[@oMegaEddy13]

On God

[@FIDESCALLE]

They say that in boxing too: If you can land with the jab it means you can bring the right hand behind it and land two punches instead of one.

[@phillyexclusive]

Life threatening situation: double tap & execution wound 💯👌

[@jordan50489]

Shoot to kill in majority of situations people are so hyped on adrenaline they usually will still function after taking a couple shots unless it’s a head shot seen it while in iraq

[@anthonyvalenzuela4699]

1. Up Drill - 00:01:05 2. Hammered Pairs - 00:01:48 3. Failure Drill - 00:02:42 4. Zipper Drill - 00:04:12 5. Box Drill - 00:04:54

[@iambeloved496]

Thanks

[@mattwalters6834]

MVP

[@robgriz72]

“Spread ‘em out across the chest”. Because what’s better than one lung filling up with blood? Two lungs filling up with blood. Great video!

[@jcsfive5670]

Remmy Mills double hemo 🙌🏻

[@MechInvent]

Remmy Mills listen to yourself dude. Get some help ...

[@joao.vinholes]

Hahahahahaha

[@yusef2902]

@@MechInvent This is what happens when edgy emo teenagers never leave the edgy phase

[@BluntTruth7]

@@jcsfive5670 Double pneumo not hemo.

[@travisb8479]

These are by far the most structurally and fundamentally sound weapon handling videos on the internet. I sincerely hope as consumers, we can get the viewership numbers up on them.

[@TacticalRifleman]

Thanks for the comment. Help us spread the word by sharing with anyone you think might be interested. We put out a new video every Friday. Strength and Honor, TR

[@jonathanbartlett5169]

VanillaGorilla84 Could not agree more

[@Jorbuv]

Can you please refer me to a few good sources?

[@hectorrodriquez8785]

This is it boys and girls ... nothing fancy just the basics mastered ...

[@cooksey826]

As an AK owner I feel profiled here lol

[@kongwubba81]

AK lives matter

[@audrawajda7005]

🤣🤣🤣 I see you, hun.

[@themagnificent9296]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@biggerguy3092]

Love my AK lol, it just refuses to die

[@cooksey826]

A double agent

[@hejdu13337]

I'm from Sweden and I dont own a gun nor have I ever fired one and this is easily one of the most enjoyable channels out there, imo. Great content!

[@hejdu13337]

set it up

[@hermestrismegistus2163]

@benjamin lopez Im in SE WI! rock on

[@loganrunnz7761]

Ever think about you and your fellow citizens changing all that? Freedom is a gift granted by God, take control and he will grant you this awesome freedom, firearms ownership. Nothing is impossible when you apply willpower.

[@jeffrichards4857]

What I hear from Sweden is you really should have a couple. At least get a shot gun.

[@jamiesloan5902]

hejdu13337 You should move to America, my friend. I have a range in my backyard, and I practice at least 3 days a week. Our government is getting excited about trying to take away our guns. Ain't gonna happen... There's an average of 3 guns per household here. Our constitution requires us to own firearms, just incase a "tyrannical government" issue should arise. Our forefathers knew that this day would come. God bless America!!!

[@mikecraig5269]

I've been to a few different gun/shoot schools. You can learn something from any one of them and benefit from both "new stuff" and from the common-threads they all present. I admire and appreciate the "delivery" that this instructor provides. Seems to stress the purpose and imperatives of each skill-set being taught and puts the student in a real-world mindset during the lesson. Demonstrates very well w/o attempting to showcase his own skill. Great instructor, great teaching-method. The "finished product", i.e., "the student" is always a reflection of a good instructor. His instructor pride is very obvious.

[@davecarter8109]

My buddies and I used these drills on our monthly range day. All participants thought they rocked. Thanks and keep 'em comin'.

[@ronincato275]

Another great example of why the basics are always great to stay with. There is plenty of work to do just with the basics...Thanks Karl!

[@navanjohnson5318]

These 5 drills will be in my toolbox forever. Thanks for the info Karl!!!

[@TacticalRifleman]

Thanks for watching, TR

[@msantifort]

This video started a retired police officer/veteran practicing the basic drills with my AR's for the last 2 weeks. Did these today at my range instead of concentrating on the long range. Great motivation with the simple tactics. Strength and honor.

[@TacticalRifleman]

Mark, glad we could help. That's why I started Tactical Rifleman. Thanks for watching. TR

[@rightwinggunnut1]

Keep it comin big daddy! Aint about a buncha mag slingin fancy shit....I heard Paul Howe say: high speed equals fundamentals performed on demand! Exactly what this great training info your handing out, for free mind you, is doing. I watch these and am everytime amazed there arent like 4 trillion views. Thanks again Karl. Hope to make it up there one day. (Im the dude by fort polk). Stay safe and Merry Christmas to you guys, youre much appreciated

[@stefanodogg280]

Firearms are a real world martial "art". Practice, practice, practice are great but at some point you must break free of the kata and be capable of doing it without thinking

[@rightwinggunnut1]

Stefano Dogg thats why ten billion repitions are done, to build muscle memory right? As a thirty plus year martial artist and avid bruce lee fan, i appreciate the philosophy, but you may need to elaborate further, since im just an old country boy, and may require the remedial version of that.

[@henrydietrich3283]

That's why you do drills and then put them together in scenario-based exercises, which change each time. These can be in military training or even 2-gun matches. You have different scenarios of who must be and must not be shot, perhaps intel you have to get, etc. You have to assess and decide, real time what tactic to employ and when.

[@actionyear]

Big what ?

[@dazzthepatriot8389]

Of all the "high speed" drill videos I've seen on KZbin I keep coming back to this one. I am a believer in the basics over flashy stuff. (Not that my opinion carries any weight). I really appreciate you sharing.

[@adamwilson1362]

I would love to see more vids like this

[@TacticalRifleman]

+Adam Wilson thanks for taking the time to comment. We have a bunch of other videos like this here kzbin.info/aero/PLrv60HPO4jJTufnsOyobcWFnyh7eTrOqk we put out a new video every Friday so check back with us. Strength and Honor, TR

[@stefanodogg280]

Adam, this fellow understands how to survive combat better than anyone else I've seen on youtube

[@skiflyfightdoc]

Always no fluff, only good stuff. It is awesome to see your channel without excessive, self-indulgent musical and graphics introduction, and gratuitous and lengthy clips only of the instructor simply shooting. You're one of the very best.

[@TacticalRifleman]

Stephen, Thanks for the kind words. We put out a new video every Friday. So, subscribe and stay tuned. Thanks for watching. Strength & Honor, TR.

[@Leethal1]

Great video Karl. Can you do "the twelve drills of Christmas" and give us a new one everyday

[@ageofgaslightenment]

Love that idea

[@TacticalRifleman]

What a great idea!!! Sorry team, as we are too late for this Christmas, but TR will do it next year. Thanks for Watching, TR

[@JifftasticGhozt]

Only a few more months till the twelve drills of Christmas.

[@The_SmorgMan]

Leethal W the first drill of Christmas that Karl gave to me.... what a great beginning to a song I would actually listen to

[@mrdrebin123]

Always a pleasure to watch Karl Work and give out instructions, No Bullshit, Ice cold and simple as everything should be.

[@TargetAcquisition]

We ran the same drills in the Marines, except for the "zipper drill". We did something similar when firing on burst or using crew serve weapons. Placing double taps close together is because it inflicts more trauma to the same area. Especially when wearing plates or body armor. 1st round may not penetrate but the 2nd would, if placed closely. Same goes for a foe without armor. If the first round hits the chest bone and a second one hits the same area, it'll be more painful and traumatizing. The target may not be fully exposed, that first round may glance off a rib, hit their hand or the weapon. That first round is to shock them and clear the way. The purpose of trying to keyhole the shots is because, in a live situation, those shots will be spread out due to adrenalin. Aim small, miss small, and practice how you play. Practicing to shift and spread those rounds out may result in a missed shot.

[@jordan50489]

Did the same in the army too

[@ItisMe....OliphantB]

Right on !!!

[@noerosas7691]

"Inflict more damage to the body by spreading the rounds"... I like that sense of thought. Another great vid by SF Karl.

[@TheUbeeR]

Fantastic video Karl, I'd really like to see more drill videos like this.

[@TacticalRifleman]

+TheUbeeR we have more drill videos here kzbin.info/aero/PLrv60HPO4jJTufnsOyobcWFnyh7eTrOqk

[@roninsvalhallawarriors3125]

Hell yesss

[@boomer6611]

Back in the day this was called the Mozambique (3:10) my old Platoon Sergeant in the Rangers was Rhodesian Light Infantry, he was big on 'put'em down! They aint gonna find the cure to cancer!' He told us expect to give each bad guy on the objective a full magazine. He was right. Anyone worth shooting once is worth shooting twice or for that matter ten times.

[@albrown1812]

Very simplistic breakdown,easy rules to follow,very detailed,right to the point,great training video!

[@tmadventures9100]

Thank you for sharing. You make the security of my family that much better when you teach us. Thanks again, be safe.

[@DB.KOOPER]

You remind me of a coach I had years ago... Your vids and the info/lessons/etc/ therin seem to inherently stick in my head more then a lot of other stuff I'm reading/watching. Great stuff man, love it.

[@scottsaylors1996]

Does this guy offer training?! I love how he explains what he’s demonstrating

[@TacticalRifleman]

We do some civilian training. check out www.t1g.com/contact/ to get more info and a quote and let them know you heard about them through Tactical Rifleman. Thanks for commenting, Strength and Honor, TR

[@scottsaylors1996]

I’m law enforcement

[@scottsaylors1996]

I’ll definitely be contacting. Hopefully I can take a class instructed by Karl

[@TacticalRifleman]

+Scott Saylors Karl does teach some of the classes, it depends on the class. All of the instructors at T1G are great though.

[@brookeduncan9699]

Is there a poor man's way to construct spinning targets?

[@dylanrutan100]

Table 3 is an excellent marine corps day time carbine shoot similar to this one. You can also run table 4 which is the exact same course of fire, only it's ran at night with PEQ 16's and PVS 14's. Within 25 meters, I usually use the 400 meter stadia line on my four power RCO acog in order to get fairly accurate shots.

[@shadowslayer19cg91]

@Aaron when moving you have to think about sight/barrel relationship

[@shadowslayer19cg91]

MCSF has a pretty nice shooting package. Going to CQB school helps with urban combat and clearing a whole establishment

[@brendaproffitt1011]

These different types of drills are. Really something else great video too..

[@brendaproffitt1011]

Your welcome

[@TacticalRifleman]

+Brenda Proffitt we have more drill videos here kzbin.info/aero/PLrv60HPO4jJTufnsOyobcWFnyh7eTrOqk

[@fjamato]

The explanation of the "whys" behind the drills is what sets this channel apart from others. Thanks.

[@abf213]

Awesome Instructor.

[@clayf2644]

The tips given in your series changed my mind set from being unsure and unprepared to one of confidence reassured by repetitive drilling. It say about 70% of the techniques and training can be done without rounds and found its a great way to save some $$ while learning proper footing, grip, and all around comfortably with the drill itself before doing the complete drill on a range/course. Thank You T.R. Team.

[@TacticalRifleman]

Clay, glad we could help. Now, let's take it to the next level... Come sign up for one of our training courses. You can check them out at tacticalrifleman.com See you there. TR

[@lovejen01]

I like his M4 setup

[@Tryder25V10]

Thanks, I have trained many people in my TAVR milsim group with this and it was very helpful.

[@aa1bb2cc3dd4]

THANK YOU for not holding the rifle like a tacti-tard, like all these other wanna-be hotshots on youtube. SO many people think you have to use MASSIVE amounts of elbow flare while holding the very tip of the barrel, where the round comes out, to be effective. Quite the opposite. Thank you for firing correctly.

[@DistrictSoundLab]

You mean people flare their left elbow outwards because of a more c clamp type grip but in this video he’s more gripping it from underneath so the elbow is less flared out? Just want to understand. Thanks

[@Dberesford10]

Perfect timing Karl. I’m about to shoot my first three-gun in a week so next 5 days is train train train. I’ll be working these drills for sure. Thanks for the channel. New guy. 82nd 1981

[@TacticalRifleman]

Good luck in the match. Thanks for watching. Strength & Honor, TR.

[@johnnymora5663]

I tried it. Awsome!...Think you can show us something with Burst Shot?

[@Mr.Glockk]

His recoil management is fantastic

[@TacticalRifleman]

Aggressive Stance and lock the gun in hard with your support side arm

[@Gurfi28]

Great drills. It amazes me how all of these (except Nr4) are part of the basic firearms training in the Swiss armed forces. They are indeed great basic drills for optaining good weapons handling. I would love to see a video with more advanced drills.

[@TacticalRifleman]

+Gurfi28 we have more drill videos here kzbin.info/aero/PLrv60HPO4jJTufnsOyobcWFnyh7eTrOqk

[@Gurfi28]

Thanks a lot. I'll sure implement some of those drills into my next instruction.

[@hectorrodriquez8785]

As the saying goes "the basics mastered" ...

[@patmancrowley8509]

I most certainly agree with the triple-tap method. My brother taught me that back in the 1980's (he was USA MP on S.W.A.T in the 1970's). One drill that I've practiced on hand-gun quick draw is putting the first round into the hip joint to end their ability to stand up (and to circumvent any body armor they may be wearing) then the second and third into the abdomen and then the chest respectively (spreading them out for maximum damage and using the muzzle climb to my advantage). I no longer have an area that I can practice this kind of shooting so my skills have dropped off. "Muscle memory" may still be with me but without practice that falls off but the brain still remembers.

[@oneballwizard406]

Sounds like a load of bull to me

[@pierce873]

The best part about your videos are you can do it without cussing every other word which is very annoying and just explain in such a calm way that someone will listen and not think you’re douche or something

[@CarlSmith-ur8rk]

Straight to the point and an explanation as to why these steps are important! Excellent video! Very helpful and productive.

[@TacticalRifleman]

Glad you found it helpful.

[@macgyverishere]

How about pistol drills? Great video

[@TacticalRifleman]

+Jayesh Patel we have other drill videos, some are pistol drills. Enjoy! kzbin.info/aero/PLrv60HPO4jJTufnsOyobcWFnyh7eTrOqk

[@shadowslayer19cg91]

Add rifle and pistol hybrid drills. Start from the 50 and move onto the target at 35 doing a few drills. Move from the 35 to the 25, run out of ammo on the rifle and switch to the pistol

[@alanbiancardi2531]

Great video, thank you. The great thing about this is if you have a dry fire system you can practice with your muscle memory at home and the app shows you your shot placement. I cannot get to the range as often as I wish .

[@Try_n_2Tri]

that is just quality sh!t.... nice vid.

[@dougseelbach3313]

This is a great basic tactical practice. Even if your seasoned shooter it’s always good to practice basics

[@tylerw1418]

"Started from the chest and now the ear" drake

[@justinpeck3667]

Great video guys! I just spent 2 days and about 5000 rounds of rifle and 1500 rounds of pistol doing these exact drills with a few others sprinkled in for variety.

[@konrada1794]

OK, but the distance to the target... I know everybody wants to do CQB and DA, but go 5/10/15/20/25m, mark the spot on the target and train accuracy/speed/muscle memory. Lot of guys shoot fast, but if you put them with iron sight 25m from a target after doing 25 pushups they have a problem to hit a torso, but if you shorter the distance to 3m they starting to hit the target.... I do not deny this video, It's only my opinion. Regards.

[@signal-0productions183]

These are BASIC skills development drills. In my opinion you shouldn't increase distance or add physical stressors (push ups) until a shooter has mastered the basics... or performs them well and on demand. Got to start and evaluate somewhere... and this is how you do it.

[@blt981]

Great drill explanation and demonstration . you are a really good instructor. . I have an adult teaching credential. You follow all established rules of communicating and demonstrating with no BS waist of time, you also show confidence and know your equipment Still learning after 33 years as a Swatologist and an ordinary E4 teaching adults police science.

[@MechInvent]

Why “that guy with the ak”. Lol

[@zeroedn7238]

Train, train, and train some more. Been watching your vids for sometime now and taking the knowledge to the range to up my own KSA's. Keep em rolling cause you guys give great tips and advice that's been tested and proven. Been missing the "Internet Ninja" jokes... Thank you for your service.

[@macgyverishere]

What's his setup on the rifle?

[@Just-To-Subscribe]

Jayesh Patel He replied on a command in an other video that it was a la rue upper (I think the 12 inch version) with comp m2/ aimpoint PRO with a la rue riser to see above the armasight laser light module. I don't know the trigger but it wasn't a Geisele. You should go to his other videos and read the comments and you'll find it. The comments are definitely worth a reading because you learn almost in there as in the videos

[@seeloonglialanli]

which video??? thank you dude

[@Just-To-Subscribe]

alan li I don't know. What I suggest is when you're having a day off, open the playlist of all his videos. Then pause the video. 99% of the videos aren't what you're looking for. But you do find other useful information (like why he used to run a dropleg but nowadays runs a belt mounted pistol)

[@Real_MisterSir]

from one of his replies: "Everyone keeps asking about my rifle... AR Rifles are like Legos for Guys. This particular rifle is made from a pile of AR parts that I had laying in my workshop. It is a shorty LaRue Upper (Yes, I have the Tax Stamp), with a Timmey Trigger stuck in the lower. I run AAC brakes on all my guns, so my Suppressors (Silencers) fit. Again, nothing fancy, just a pile of spare parts squished together. Optics vary on what class I'm teaching, but it usually has a Aimpoint on it. Thanks for watching, TR. "

[@keenanwalker6597]

The subscribers on the channel jumped I love it. Finally getting the views they should be getting, a lot of knowledge here. Keep it up Karl

[@TacticalRifleman]

Thanks for the support. Merry Christmas! Strength and Honor, TR

[@popacap21]

is a victorious T-bagg on your confirmed kill considered a 'combat drill' I mean shit, i've racked up many hours of that in Counter Strike

[@katnissdaniel9536]

Good evening Karl. Thank you for such informative videos. I live in the UK and by virtue of UK law my choice of firearms is a little limited compared to yours in the USA, but I really appreciate your weapon handling tutorials. You have certainly helped me to handle my AR15 .22lr far better. My very best wishes to you.

[@TacticalRifleman]

Thanks for watching, TR

[@hoosiered471]

"Failure Drill" = "Mozambique Drill" Apparently, we can't use the latter term anymore because of its racist connotation. The Libs win another round.

[@Just-To-Subscribe]

Hoosier Ed As he mentioned in the original video of the zipper drill: A popular thing has many names" (or something similar) I think the zipper drill is a better name, because it looks a bit like zipping up. When you hear that, you'll get a picture of what it is about. It has nothing to do with Mozambique.

[@hoosiered471]

Just to subscribe: I don't want to be "one of those guys," but you need to do your research and pay attention to the video better. One of the five drills Karl was demonstrating was the "'Failure Drill" (not the "Zipper Drill"), which was two to the chest, and one to the head in order to "turn off the switch." It's called the failure drill because if your two to the chest doesn't finish the bad guy, you need to put one through his melon to finish him off. The drill was original referred to as the "Mozambique Drill" because some famous mercenary working in Mozambique at the time had the aforementioned scenario happen to him. He allegedly shot the guy twice in the chest, and the Mozambique citizen looked at him. Thus, he transitioned his weapon to the guy's brain housing group and put him down for good. There. Respectful rebuttal submitted.

[@Just-To-Subscribe]

Hoosier Ed Sorry my bad. I was in bed almost sleeping.

[@hoosiered471]

No problem. I didn't mean to come off sounding "snarky." Semper Fi.

[@CorneliusFahey]

Hoosier Ed Yes, political correctness takes priority 😡

[@mikekennemer7737]

Again, thanks for the time you spend to help others

[@Caeser2001]

Who are the losers that disliked this?

[@jeffollerich7920]

You could put up a video with the true answers of the most important questions of the universe and there will still be an asshat or two that dislike it. Weird.

[@truthseeker8073]

REAL operators 😏

[@none-ya-dam821]

Liberials

[@geist41334]

Caeser2001 COD players who don't know why it may be a good idea to put a gun on safe 😏

[@torreybauer6309]

Caeser2001 Most likely people who hate guns!!! Hope they never find themselves in a situation where they could use one...

[@kentuckyjustice1408]

I'm not sure why anyone would give this a thumbs down. This is a well explained video, showing a few basic rifle drills. You're not going to watch this from your couch and walk away an "operator". Big thumbs up from me. Good video.

[@johnpickering7449]

I am English and retired and I love to watch you guys it reminded me of the time I was as you say a tear one operater thanks I mow shoot as often as I can ie every day if I can but ow it's .177 and .22 not quite the same but I will take what I can

[@spencerderosier6649]

Great quick basics thank you. Some guys feel the need to share their life story for the first 5 minutes.

[@BigAlSparks]

"Anyone who's worth shooting once, is worth shooting twice". holy shit, this is serious, informational and hilarious, at the same time! Thumbs up!

[@TacticalRifleman]

Thanks for watching, TR

[@billdanosky]

Those are some super practical drills. A new shooter could spend three days blowing off 1,500 rounds like that and come away a hell of a shooter. Assuming they have some coaching available to keep them on the beam. It really pays to get training. Also, I'm encouraged to see Karl's AR is set up a lot like my AR pistol, aside from his illuminator. Karl has privileges WAD doesn't or they'd be closer.

[@thebrucechannel8061]

Been coming back to this video several times, using it as a point of reference when doing some weekend shooting in AZ, pleasantly surprised with my improvement...not bad for a beat up 55 yr old hockey player. 😝

[@TacticalRifleman]

Glad we could help. I have a part-2 of this Video, that you can find in our video archive. Thanks for watching, TR

[@mannyjimenez6942]

Out of all the people making videos that teach what they more than likely learned in a video game, I'm glad I didnt give up and found this one. Very comprehensive, educational, and the hands on is awesome brother. Good job. Hope you made a handgun one too bro!

[@TacticalRifleman]

Thanks for watching, TR

[@davesmith6146]

Just wish you could of been the first guy to teach us how to SHOOT straight. Damn so many things I got to fix. Thanks Carl

[@bradbrown9722]

Anyone worth shooting once is worth shooting twice!!!! Thanks man. Great stuff

[@TacticalRifleman]

Thanks for watching, TR

[@robertthetexan8537]

I ran the zipper and box drills this weekend in the melt your balls off Texas heat. I incorporated some running into them to get my heart rate and breathing up. I also would do a failure drill with my SBR, simulate an FTF, and transition to my sidearm and complete the failure or box drill. Also did the box drills from barricades, (pallets I built a stand on) and my truck. Excellent training day. "It ain't training if it ain't rainin'" was a saying we said in the Army. I think I need to come up with one about sweating your gonads off as well. I think I drank about 2 gallons of water in the 5 hours I trained. Thanks for providing us some real world usable tools Karl. Much appreciated.

[@TacticalRifleman]

Robert, sounds like you have a fun and productive day of training. I love to hear of guys actually putting our knowledge to use. Thanks for sharing with us. Where are you at in Texas? I may be coming down around College Station later this Summer. Would love to swap other drills with you. Strength & Honor, TR

[@robertthetexan8537]

Tactical Rifleman Karl, like my old man taught me. “A hammers only worth a damn if you pick it up and swing it.” I’m just swinging the hammer you provided me. And I’m grateful. I’m only about 65 mi. NW of College Station in the Temple area and I am 110% on board. 65 miles is like visiting your next door neighbor here in Texas.. if you make it down here, I’m in.

[@josephkane2130]

I like the drills he demonstrated they were practical, he made it easy to understand, & it’s not overly complicated.

[@TacticalRifleman]

Thanks for watching, TR

[@terrellscriber3921]

I loved doing these drills in the Marine Corps, and I still practice the same drills to this day. I'm glad you're approving my training. I did learn a new drill to add though, the "zipper" drill. Thanks Karl!

[@TacticalRifleman]

Thanks for watching, and thank you for your service. TR

[@terrellscriber3921]

@@TacticalRifleman Thank you Brother. Thank you for your service, as well as the whole Tactical Rifleman team!

[@mgkoenig69]

I come back to this video time and again, just to keep these basic skill drills in mind! Thanks Karl! The knife you gave me still serves me well!!

[@TacticalRifleman]

Awesome

[@sgtkyle3508]

The 'Fatal T' 😊 Smaller target, but definitely lights out! 2 to the chest, 1 to the head...

[@jonathananatrella2964]

I actually link your training drill videos to my friends who are new to shooting a lot. Thanks for these, very useful and reliable information. I normally don't like collaboration channels like TFB TV or IraqVeteran8888. I'm not saying this to be a troll, it's just with how decentralized and inconsistent they are, it's not exactly reliable. But you guys and Polenar Tactical are both fantastic.

[@magwamagwa45110]

another quality video for anyone interested in bettering their shooting skills... Thank you

[@TacticalRifleman]

Thanks for watching, TR

[@Brigantine2008]

I can’t get enough of these videos. Good work🇺🇸

[@TacticalRifleman]

Thanks for watching, TR

[@wrestle4life234]

T1G is phenomenal. Incredibly effective instructors

[@ronin6016]

Great video, excellent instruction and information, thank you for sharing your knowledge

[@chaly23]

Nice drils. Simple and practical. Great explanations! Greetings from Panama !!!

[@Amar-fu7eq]

Great vid. No BS delivery of knowledge

[@stevemullinax5941]

Great video best gun Channel on the internet no BS just informative great information folks pay attention to this guy you can learn something

[@HighChaparrals]

Great video brother! These go straight to the point no nonsense.

[@omikronairsoft6037]

God bless you bro!

[@Enderification]

I can't stop for comming back to watch this video once and again. Thanks for this great info.

[@andrewtanczyk4009]

Thanks for making the distinction between hammered pairs and controlled pairs.

[@billlosapio7571]

Know what to work on next time at the range. Thanks!

[@aleksfoxtrot8044]

Thanks for talking about the importance of spreading that hammered pair across the chest. For years I was taught getting those rounds inside of 1" I learned from a ranger buddy that's not always what you want.

[@karligler4985]

You spelled Karl right! Love it :) (from one Karl to another)

[@robhausman9621]

Karl I've been watching your videos for years and I love you brother. I appreciate you giving your best years to defending our country. Also for giving me soo much free training through your KZbin videos. I was soo excited when I saw your endorsement video of the tr1 I was fumbling to get my credit card from my wallet to order 1 and I saw it was on back order,then I started reading all the bad reviews about the business practices of the company even one from the tn bbb. If you can't get materials that's the companies problem don't promote a product you can't make just to get money for the material. Instead get a loan buy the material,create the product.if it's made as advertised it will sell. That's what people are mad about. I hope you light a fire under there ass cause I feel it hurt your reputation a little bit . You should have made a product deal with bravo company. Every ar owner in the USA would buy one,and I think you know it too. I still love you brother I'll look for the tr1 on the used market I'd rather buy private party anyway. F the feds.

[@jasonbolin7025]

Just what I was looking for. Basic fundamentals you can train on at an indoor firing range. Thanks Karl.

[@TacticalRifleman]

Thanks for watching, TR

[@khaleb36]

Thnx so much for the rifle education you guys shared for free. I appreciate it.

[@TacticalRifleman]

Thanks for watching, TR

[@stevefowler2112]

As usual this young man is spot on...these five "up drills" should be Carbine 101 for all shooters. As I have said before, beyond the range work, one of the best training methods you can do is to start hunting. It teaches stalking and tracking and general comfortableness in the field and whether you are hunting ducks or field birds, hogs or deer...it will make your heart rate spike and will require getting the sight on the target quickly and sending a round down range that hits in order to be successful. My heart is with Field birds, but for rifle work nothing come closer to simulating combat then wild hogs; stalk through brush, come upon a group of them (they don't hear terribly well but they have good smell senses so you need to come from down wind) and it always seems they see you at the same time you see them and they scatter like lightening, and yes they are damn fast...you have to get your sight on target extremely quickly and hit a smallish moving target on the chest/upper torso...if you can do that, shooting bad guys becomes much easier (a U.S. Recon Marine vet.). p.s. The 15 (M4 derivation carbine) with a 70-75 grain missile (My Knight's Manufacturing SR-15 is 1.7) is an excellent hog rifle...very good in the brush of central Florida and quick on target.

[@TacticalRifleman]

Steve, Thank you for your service, and Thanks for watching, TR

[@stevefowler2112]

@@TacticalRiflemanNP...you put some good stuff out.

[@stevefowler2112]

@@TacticalRifleman Just curious, do you or have you ever hunted with any proficiency?

[@davidmcguire2970]

I sincerely appreciate the info you present on this channel. Thank You Sir!

[@josephbradford6403]

Hey Karl, once again thanks for the vids, I went to the range today with the wife and practiced my up drills, all of the content on your site is really helpful.

[@TacticalRifleman]

Thanks for watching. Strength & Honor, TR.

[@bradwalker3442]

Awesome video, awesome drills. Gonna practice this next time I'm shooting.

[@meanevilconservative]

Hard to believe I only found your vids a couple of days ago. So glad I did. Thanks guys. They are all very helpful.

[@TacticalRifleman]

Welcome to our channel and thanks for watching. Strength and Honor, TR

[@chadlucero]

This channel is awesome. Great content.

[@marcaisjackson33]

Great drills 3 out the 5 drills we are teaching our SF Airman in our Cat A course of fire!!! Great info thanks!!!!!!

[@TacticalRifleman]

Marcais, what other drills are they teaching? I'm curious, because I'm always wanting to learn new techniques. I'm a firm believer that you never know everything about any subject. Thanks in Advance, TR.

[@erikmckaygunsmithing6470]

Nice i like those drills. Gonna have to research how to make turnable targets also. Thanks for the great training ideas. Thought id see someone wearing a TR tee shirt at knob creec today but it was grunt style day today...

[@againstthemodernworld3253]

OK, Challenge Accepted! I combined all your drills and a malfunction drill, then shot it, videoed it and uploaded the video- including showing my targets. Thanks for the great content and the inspiration!!! I think I did well, and i'm happy with the results, but the video also showed me things I need to improve on, so next time I go to the range, I'll be better than I was the time before. Get of the couch and go train!