Vehicle Defense | Tactics & Setup | Navy SEAL

In this video former Navy SEAL Jason Pike goes over his vehicle gear setup as it pertains to vehicle defense while traveling. He covers two securing options for a rifle/pistol, and discusses armor, battle belt, and medical bag considerations, as well as shows how quickly his setup can be deployed in case of emergency.
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Frogman Tactical
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[@andyandersen863]

You are a very intelligent, well-spoken, humble person who exemplifies the high standards of the Navy Seals! What I also appreciate. - no f-bombs every fourth or fifth word or excessive cursing. No bragging either. You are a class act! Please keep up the excellent work!

[@frogmantactical]

Much appreciated. Please consider becoming a Patreon and support the page so I can keep pushing out legit context. You will also get a chance to come train with me for a weekend, all inclusive. www.patreon.com/Frogmantactical

[@Simms601]

It’s so nice to hear someone who actually knows what they are talking about. Keep up the great content, and thank you for your service! God bless!

[@nicomachi9581]

You appear to be a genuine patriot- may God continue to bless you and your family

[@frogmantactical]

Thank you. God bless you too.

[@celticanglotx313]

You and John Lovell are the two other than another Navy seal I have seen that are brave enough to speak on Christianity. God bless you and your family sir. I want to strive to be more like the way you and them are.

[@shootscoot883]

The way you explain things and are straight to the point is why I love your videos no BS just real world knowledge!!!

[@frogmantactical]

Thank you for that. Have a great day and God bless

[@Doubletapptv]

This is a guy I can listen too all day. No lie in this guy and straight genuine. He hit the nail on the head early in the video “wanna be’s” won’t have the heart to put there life on the line. All they’re concerned about is looking good! Thanks for the video

[@JayBe443]

Quality points, nice set up and cuts, no fluff, good stuff! Expect nothing less from a professional like yourself. Thank you for the time you set aside for this 🤘

[@1robertcourtney]

Love your vehicle setup points and no bs approach! Thank God for trained men and women!

[@TimBigBendFishing]

This is the best stuff I have seen on YT in a while with regard to guns/gear/preparedness. Your sage wisdom and humble, servant heart shows, however I am sure you could employ your skills when the time came, so to speak. Thanks for the bit about med kits. Lots of folks would do good to get formal training, rather than just buy the most expensive IFAK and let it sit. Excited for more content!

[@livewiretennis]

I really appreciate your authenticity and humble spirit. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience with all of us.

[@frogmantactical]

The only way to be. Have a great day and God bless

[@-RONNIE]

This is a really good video keep helping people learn. I have a similar set up in my trunk as you. The only difference is my armor, belt & Sig 716G2 DMR are very discreetly & securely locked away. When I'm out of my car I have my primary & backup handguns with my EDC bag that has medical, odds & ends + my Sig Rattler. Normally it's a book bag but I also have a kind of satchel for when I'm dressed up.

[@shawnsmith9844]

20 year LEO and SRT for 15 years. I enjoy you insight. Stay safe bro!

[@frogmantactical]

Thank you. Be blessed.

[@ecoyt1]

I carry an AR pistol, plates and a heavy duty blowout kits when traveling. The blowout kit stays in the car. I’m a Respiratory Therapist at a leve 1 trauma center, so I can place rapid decompression needles within my scope of practice. We’re heart/lung specialist, so any code that happens they call us. My ER experience has given me a leg up.

[@frogmantactical]

Good stuff to have on hand and be able to do. Be blessed

[@seanwhite304]

My cousin who was in SOCOM said in early 2000s he was running a crap ton of gear outside the wire . On his last deployment he had half the stuff from his first deployment and was 10 pounds or more lighter. Very nice video Bro. People always wanna do the Gun stuff . They don't wanna do the med classes . That was me included until last year . I've been through 4 or 5 firearms classes . Not realizing medical is more important . Your highly more likely to use med training in the field or on your way from work and there's an accident I remote area .

[@frogmantactical]

To a degree. There is some gear that you always use and depending on the mission it will vary. Have a great night and God bless.

[@markregan6464]

Everywhere I have lived since leaving the military in the mid 1980’s, there have been local militia groups, in ten states, that I hooked up with, and most offered CLS (combat life saver course) for free. I do not recommend all militias, be smart, there are some decent militias that offer tons of free training. Best of luck everyone. Remember to ENJOY!

[@hawghawg381]

We call them gear tards!

[@darrylmedley4015]

I always enjoy your videos! Thank you for your knowledge!

[@skutfarkus261]

Love your channel! What a great attitude! And, thank you for your advice & time!

[@frogmantactical]

Thank you for the kind words. Have a great day and God bless.

[@ogreen8475]

Great contact I love watching your videos, you’ve been helping so much with your experience and wisdom!

[@jsmiley12]

Thank you for this awesome content and humble presentation!

[@rayvelardez7037]

Great Channel, great information. The videos I have watched of yours have been extremely helpful. Glad you showed how quick to deploy the platform. God bless America 🇺🇸

[@frogmantactical]

Glad to hear that. Thank you. Have a great day and God bless

[@TheCaptnHammer]

I like the analogy of a backpacker. They start with a huge 50+lb pack and over time realize they don’t need 90% of the stuff they bring. I have been a park ranger for over 12 years and now I rely on my skill set and a few select pieces of gear. I can fit it all into a small day pack for a multi day trip, or even a couple of belt pouches for a one day hike. Skills trunk gear any day. A good weapon you know very well, some ammo, and some medical supplies are good enough. Add a few freeze dried meals and a bit of water a few life straws and I’m good to go for almost anything

[@johnguilbert1349]

Nice setup, and great video. God bless America!

[@mikhailkalashnikov4599]

Great info here. Thanks for taking the time to share it.

[@markjackson160]

No bs straight to the point awesome content! Thank you sir!

[@frogmantactical]

Thank you! Have a great day and God bless

[@dimafred8878]

Clear video my brother I enjoyed watching through 🙏💯

[@derekg.8124]

Thanks for the shout-out to PA’s!

[@frogmantactical]

Good field to be in. Have a great day and God bless.

[@Patriotx-gx4ce]

Best channel bar none for all tactical related topics for common man,woman and young adults, and those who have been through the meet grinder.

[@samuelavila1977]

Todo un professional GRACIAS POR SU SERVICIO!!! God bless you 🙏

[@irafowlerjr.7492]

You are always very helpful, thanks

[@christopherliotta5008]

I love how after you say "okay" after explaining something. It's much more concise than saying "if you have any questions it's because you weren't listening. I explained it thoroughly"...

[@frogmantactical]

Lol. It’s use to be Ummmm. 🙏

[@christopherliotta5008]

@@frogmantactical love your content.

[@artems8521]

The whole video is valid, but the last part about being able to tender a vehicular accident is prime example of living thru integrity. I wholeheartedly salute that!

[@crossfitpittsburgh1542]

Very well done. Thank you, Brother.

[@The78CJ5]

Alway's good solid advice from your video's. Thank you for your Service.

[@frogmantactical]

You're welcome. Thank you. Have a great day and God bless

[@humbertoencinas2954]

Great content as usual!!

[@bricefsvens5031]

I like your approach and humility. Just subscribed.

[@PabloDiazBuscio]

Thanks for all the videos

[@garymiller5132]

GREAT video with some outstanding advice..Thanks for sharing. Semper Fi

[@frogmantactical]

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[@chadhumphries1445]

Another great video.

[@nicholas8045]

No former Marines. Once a Marine, Always a Marine... Just no longer active duty/reserve - as you already know... Dig the content 🤙🏿👊🏿

[@frogmantactical]

Did I say that? Shame on me. God bless

[@EvergreenOG]

Great content. Thk u

[@leadslinger7624]

I Learn a lot from your channel. Thank you sir!

[@frogmantactical]

Excellent. Thank you. Have a great day and God bless

[@mr.b3132]

Just found your channel..just subbed..Always appreciate the help and info for us civilians..

[@bgarnettrealestate9199]

Love this Brother!! Good info..

[@frogmantactical]

Thank you. Have a great day and God bless.

[@dogsoldier7779]

Pretty damn fast. Pretty damn smooth too.

[@griff6985]

Good words. Thanks.

[@frogmantactical]

Have a great night and God bless.

[@scottgibson1310]

Good info as always Jason

[@frogmantactical]

Thank you sir. Have a great day and God bless.

[@arts2725]

Great video sir, stay safe and God bless.

[@frogmantactical]

Thank you. Be blessed.

[@timgholston8868]

Thank u brother for great idea on veh set up

[@frogmantactical]

You’re welcome. Please consider becoming a Patreon and support the page so I can keep pushing out legit context. You will also get a chance to come train with me for a weekend, all inclusive. www.patreon.com/Frogmantactical

[@wolffo999]

great vid

[@ericcole3795]

Faith without works is dead....so true. James chapter 2, I believe. You have a new subscriber. Thank-you for your service.

[@frogmantactical]

Much appreciated. Have a great week and God bless.

[@shawncampbell3191]

Some of the home improvement stores have aluminium bars, like 3/4" wide by 1/8" thick you could reinforce that mount with maybe.

[@frogmantactical]

That definitely may be an option. Thank you. Have a great day and God bless.

[@rapturog2396]

Frogman Pike! Been searching forever to find your page!!

[@Infinite_information615]

Great video

[@gordonheckes5167]

Thank you,Sir.

[@frogmantactical]

You’re welcome. Be blessed.

[@waynebattersby9461]

Thank you. I have a Bear mini IFAK. I also have a training IFAK

[@frogmantactical]

Always good to have those around. Have a great day and God bless.

[@jlk0221]

I gotta pick up some of this stuff for my vehicle when I’m off duty. At the moment all I have is my war bag, med bag, my vest and an ar-pistol.

[@frogmantactical]

It’s good stuff for sure.

[@taken_name7721]

At the point of video where your showing the back of driver seat... When discussing the "sag" you could aliviate with velcro. Adhesive 3m strip to seat and the other to the pouch. Push in the sag and should keep it tight. When done just pull down on strip to remove and return to factory condition. Idk though lol just idea. Thnx for vid

[@frogmantactical]

An option but the glue will stick to the seat and won't come out. Have a great day and God bless

[@rustuslandon5612]

Put a piece of thin aluminum bar on the sides of your sagging polymer rack on the driver side.

[@229glock]

Good stuff

[@trucks-n-guns4878]

Try zip ties to run from the rack around the driver seat.More flexible than a strap.

[@reecewatson5311]

On the sagging problem, why not have a buckle sewn into the seat. It can then be removed easily or tighten when needed...

[@echoauxgen]

Keep it Simple a good reminder, The setup is great BUT for a trip around town and going into and out of stores or even a long trip you may have to stop for a meal and or stay a night where you have to take in. First I think the least known is some Dodge vehicles have floor compartments, this I wish all SUV/trucks should have! For those without you have plastic formed under seat compartments or even under seat straps to mount something to. These are some hiding but easy access places also. Out of sight but always in mind!!! Putting a collapsible stock on long gun allows for putting in a backpack if going inside for a night. Hanging armor on the back of front seats and easily (heavy but adrenaline helps) flipped over for front protection also. I carried Hornet spray on a cord now bear spray on my lap as I drive and semi auto pistol grip shotgun with 2 slugs first and 3 buck shot. Hit OnStar, Disable and get gone!!!

[@justtenmillion]

Great, great information!

[@frogmantactical]

Much appreciated. Consider supporting the channel which helps me keep producing great training videos and you get the chance to train with me all inclusive. www.patreon.com/Frogmantactical

[@justtenmillion]

@@frogmantactical Copy that!

[@alfredosantos6669]

HELLO FROGMAN. GOOD VIDIO. THANKS FOR PUTTING IN THE INSTUCTIONAL WORK. ONE THING TO KEEP IN MIND, MOST SENIOR CITIZENS HAVE TO TRAVEL LIGHT. WE ARE MINIMALISTS. NICE GEAR.

[@gbjr5732]

Another great video. Glad to see the beard back.

[@frogmantactical]

Slowly but surely. Have a great day and God bless

[@GG-si7fw]

Probably the most important armor missing nowadays is a guard for the catalytic converters.

[@williamstalvey6920]

Great information and solid professional equipment! Btw, which Casio G shock are you wearing? Thanks Bill Atl

[@besta_aventura3602]

You need to make a vídeo about that bag in the truck 👊 and great vídeo again keep going

[@frogmantactical]

Thank you. What bag are you referring to? Have a great night and God bless.

[@besta_aventura3602]

@@frogmantactical the bagpack on the left the plate Carrier...have a good Night too and god bless

[@SARDOG]

In Florida, and SC, it is illegal to travel by car with your pistol outside of the holster, glove compartment, center console or trunk. They'll getcha if they see it on a quick draw magnet. Other experiences may vary.

[@wardaddy9910]

Put a pad between the seat and the polymer. If you still feel an additional strap is necessary then there wouldn't be an issue.

[@robconnect2]

I appreciate this video. There's one thing I really don't see covered. How do you keep from being targeted by first responders when you are in kit?

[@charlesgreen6722]

If you believe in something truly there should be action that backs it up amen brother.

[@frogmantactical]

🙏

[@perryjayquintonwaringe3838]

Hey love the video I bet this would really teach our police and military here in Papua New Guinea. Anyway was just wondering if you could make a top 10 video of what kind of knives are good for self defense? Plus I would like to know more about the knife you use in the seals the force recon 1 knife? Just asking coz we aren't allowed to carry firearms here in PNG

[@Jaynick1977]

Cool video. It was good to see what kind of equipment is available for a vehicle; I had no idea and had often wondered how my vehicle could be more prepared. One request for you, please consider recording your audio so it's louder during playback. Even with my audio at 100% it can be hard to hear you, especially with my kids running around being kids. Great videos, love your content. Thanks! - J

[@frogmantactical]

You are the second person who has said this. I will definitely see how I can correct it. On my end it sounds good but i will get it fixed. Have a great day and god bless.

[@gregpapuga9288]

@@frogmantactical If it helps as a reference, I'm watching your video on my Mac. I can hear you perfectly well (no other noise in the house), but I do have my volume all the way up. I'm using the built in laptop speakers.

[@frogmantactical]

@@gregpapuga9288 Absolutely. I naturally run my audio high due to hearing loss so perhaps I will turn mine down and set it higher in editing. Have a great day and God bless.

[@joshroten3997]

All good, but that last few seconds was Golden!!! ☃️🐸 haha

[@frogmantactical]

🙏

[@San_Dude]

Could you share some knowledge over vehicles modification to get out of ambush riots steel stoppers in road And how to shoot around vehicles as well

[@ryanjones4917]

I struggle with the concept of do I move immediately to help others or put myself in the most advantageous position I can before acting should the situation arise. I would hate to know someone would have lived if I acted faster, however I also feel I have a responsibility to do everything I can to ensure I am around to take care of my family. Tough choices.

[@massiveaction6217]

You're family is first. Period.

[@ryanjones4917]

@massiveaction6217 You're right. I've come to that conclusion at this point, especially being married now.

[@ahandgrenade3640]

I was looking for a video of how military personnel who work in combat zones in and around vehicles set up their equipment and i didn't really find what i was looking for. If anyone can provide any help or insight it would be greatly appreciated.

[@BogstersBanters]

Refreshing to hear the logic in your "active shooter" scenario. I was trained to not only be competent and confident in the deployment of my equipment but also know how to quickly asses various scenarios by roleplay...will I be an asset or a liability depending on the response? Too many "gung ho batman's" out there who probably mean well but are inadequately trained and/or reach their target heart rate going to the refrigerator.😅

[@chris2crazzy]

You forgot to install body armor plates in your doors? Or did you🤔🤔 good video bro

[@m.hamzakhan4315]

Bro beard looks cool on you keep it.

[@frogmantactical]

Lol. Thanks. Have a great weekend and God bless.

[@markbriehl6860]

Especially in a motor vehicle.

[@righteousone8454]

I am so impressed how many Americans are ready for worst case scenarios. You make me proud, bros

[@MrGabrielJude]

Basic EMT training is 11 credit hours and to advance to paramedic is 42 credit hours FYI. In the current state of the country is sounds like a rather small time investment

[@frogmantactical]

That is very true. At minimum stop the bleed/TCCC should be considered. Have a great day and God bless.

[@mdjak3686]

This channel will have a million subs. Deservedly so.

[@frogmantactical]

Hopefully one day God bless

[@NK-vw4ms]

Love the video, what are something you consider when selecting a vehicle platform? MPG, 4WD, ect. Truck, car, SUV? What are the things most important for preparedness and survival when buying a vehicle?

[@user-zj1nj7tc3d]

Dumb question

[@mr.workhardplayhard6550]

Reliability > safety > milage > appropriate space for your needs > 4wd

[@msim28]

Great advice. However, has anyone ever notice how they cannot tell you about how to deal with leaving that life behind... Cause they never wanted out in the first place. If you listen to them, you will end up prepping yourself to enter a situation that you have absolutely no reality within and apart of a consequence that you better win if you are foolish enough to walk this route to begin with.

[@kylewood8327]

Man, I’d never store a weapon like that, we’re not in Ramadi. But to each their own.

[@kiddt1999]

Hello, i am looking for a pistol holster that can be mounted the least invasively as possible on a few of my vehicles. Can you please send me a link to one that you recommend? I have a springfield hellcat, an xd .40, a glock .45, and an old dan wesson .357. Thank you, god bless.

[@COMtnPilot]

NOICE tac setup! Question … How are you treated when and if you are pulled over by the police? Just curious! 😎

[@armandopena559]

I see where this can lead to but you have a strong Piont 💯

[@studentofthe556]

Great question cause I know here in Texas if you have an LTC and a pistol in the vehicle (anything that’s not a “long gun”) it cannot be visible when getting pulled over. (Edit: at 6:30 I see the solution)

[@mte874]

👍👍👍

[@AV84USA]

0:47 You traveled interstate on vacation with the family and had a rifle mounted on the back of your passenger front seat? How’d that work in practice? I have kids climbing in and out, kicking the seat, stopping to pee, stopping to eat, and stopping for gas, and I don’t know how I’d manage with a rifle in the mix with blankets, pillows, and charging cables. Also, do you have other drivers noticing your forearm on the road or when you stop and open the door?

[@ironjohn5914]

I just carry the Oooooozie nine milahh neterrr at all times!!!

[@heatheruntz5315]

I drive a convertible so no way in hell I am leaving a gun in my car unless I am in the car with it. One thing about my car is there's no access to my trunk inside the car so it is kinda bad because I have locked my keys in my trunk but I don't feel bad about leaving a rifle in my trunk lol. I started keeping my cz bren 11in in my trunk with an eotech 512 on it and 5 mags including the mag in it i don't have any body armor but i do carry some medical supplies

[@tf201]

I think vehicle manufacturers should just start incorporating secure hidden compartments all over the vehicle to Stash rifle, pistols, etc

[@coloradogrownHD]

I have a question for you for a truck gun/truck kit, I carry a chest rig with 3 30rd ar mags and one 20rd in the gun, my question is is it to many mags or not enough??? Also ccw a hellcat with 1 15rd and 1 13rd mag on my person.

[@frogmantactical]

I run a chest rig with 6 total and 1 in my platform. As well as my carry. Will I need it? Probably not but if I do, I’ll have it. As far as the handgun, the question is can you truthfully hit a target under stress over and over at 25 yards? If not I’d consider getting more training and definitely increasing your rifle round count and not worry about a secondary unless your rifle is out of the fight mechanically. Have a great day and God bless.

[@oakleave]

Not knocking being prepared, but some of these setups crack me up. I’m a Marine vet so don’t get me wrong I carry gear too, but for scenarios that are more likely to happen. You got to think about your mission which in most cases is to go to the store to pick up milk 🥛 and then you got to think about the potential threats. What’s more likely to happen, you stumbling upon an active shooter and you run in and stop the guy before cops arrive on the scene and you are able to show it’s not you and avoid getting lit up….. Or some jerkoff peering inside your vehicle for stuff to steal. Windows are easy to break and having racks, molle, and any stickers advertises that you may have valuable 💩 inside like party 🎉 favors. I suggest keeping some laundry or spare work uniforms tossed haphazardly over your things so people don’t see an expensive looking bag 💼 and may not want to sift through what may be or may not be clean underwear 🩲. Plus you always have extra clothes if you need to hit the gym last minute or change in a pinch. Keep tools to make quick repairs, keep some medical, keep roadside gear, keep some cold weather gear, and keep something to defend yourself. And toilet paper and a shovel IS TRUE emergency preparedness. Don’t over complicate it and don’t pretend to be something your not. Gear is helpful, too much is a hinderance and no amount of gear or setup will make up for a tiny 🌭. Have a great day 😉

[@frogmantactical]

💯. As I stated in the video that a bug out prob won’t be how it goes down. There’s so much to consider it’s unreal as you know. What stage are we in? Etc…

[@DamageLLC]

FYI with the company you recommended, I went to have a look cause I was excited, and was disappointed to see that every single item they sell, except 1 or 2 maybe, is of course “out of stock” 🤦‍♂️ Any other similar companies you can recommend?

[@chasstruble177]

Just one question, when you park your vehicle somewhere in public, do you not have anxiety about someone breaking into your car and stealing your stuff? Also, if you ever happen to be in an active shooter situation how do you prevent being mistaken for an attacker by responding police officers, especially being kitted out? I also am not familiar with the legalities of responding to that situation as a civilian, I know that in antiterrorism briefs they always tell us not to try and help the responders and leave the area, unless we have no choice but to fight.

[@wbermbermudez4282]

Hey squid, where you ever In SA?

[@dad2022]

...with that being said...