Thanks for the kind words and feedback. I’m just happy if anything I’m putting out there helps in any way.

That's because this guy is a professionally trained and experienced operator, who knows exactly what he is doing..... he's not some young kid who has been bank rolled by his rich family to set up a holster company and make heaps of KZfaq videos, showing off how good he is shooting stationary targets on a flat track competition range.

@@BJR1977 please tell me you’re not referring to T-Rex Arms cause if you are then that’s the most daft comment I’ve ever read.

@@georgefloydsinhellwbreonna5330 thanks for your opinion, it was most appreciated!

He has the cadence of a salesman.

Yessir, I literally say the same thing about that. We call the “catwalk” rafters where I used to work.

Swear to god

How come SF are typically seen doing muzzle up then?

@@fikonfraktare open ranges nobody above them to yell at them from observation towers

@@Threestars307 you can watch "10th sfg cqb", muzzles up, filmed from the catwalk.

Thank you dude! Stoked to hear it helps anyone.

@@Slayderaider this is helping thousands. We all want to become better fighters to defend ourselves. Thank you.

@@Slayderaider are you offering training yet ?

@@Slayderaider this is interesting to see again. I don’t know how long this conversation has been going on “officially” But in the uk armed forces adopting a “high port” entry or carry was a sure thing to get you in the sh*t. But as you so PERFECTLY demonstrated you can turn and talk to your left and right. Also yes we should be trained enough that we can be trusted not to blast the roof off. Or worse… I actually got in a lot of trouble for arguing this point. I got in further trouble when I called a friend who was in the Royal Marines (Myself in the Paras at the time) who had just started adopting the high port. As a colour Sgt he was able to show up with 3 of his corporals to a training event where they proceeded to challenge the para sections to a contest of speed. But they adopted high port. Another benefit - as I’m sure you know- is that if you are turning a corner in a corridor say, then you have an x Ray to the front you now have the opportunity to use your rifle as a hammer instead of letting off a round and announcing your presence. Ps yes 10 years later I’m still a Lance Jack 🤣 I just can’t keep my mouth shut

@@Spectre361 I’d like to know the answer to that too! 👀

Thank you so much for the feedback. I’m happy to do these little vids if it helps people gain any insight or a different perspective with reasons why.

Always know the "why." That's a big thing I've taken from you...that applies to life in general.

Thanks dude! Hope that any of this stuff helps people, or gives them at least a different look at something.

I think there is a right time and right place for both options. There are always pros and cons. dependenting on the task , situation and even length and weight of the gun. Like the Instructor said you hit the lower part of of an opponent, but only if he grabs the gun from the front. On the other hand also your team buddy lower parts in thight rooms you maybe flag. Than the next thing : gravity What’s faster and more efficient bringing up against the gravity or against it. Cover working : with high ready you can go a step a closer with low ready you maybe bumb the cover. But will you patrol all day in a high ready position through the woods, field etc. Probably not, it will a low ready. Etc…

Well if you can shoot legs at a low angle than just if that you can shoot a head at a high angle, just an if either way

@@tbird475tjk4 short ppl with short barreled guns maybe

That would be my sense of seeing that too

@@br0leg274 my point is that if you suppose that someone jump's you and controls your gun than they have control and now it's aimed at your feet

Thank you!

Thank you

Of course dude, glad anything I put out helps even one person.

was the rib eye good? and most important, did you use any BBQ sauce?

Please tell me it was Medium Rare or Rare.

@@sugandesenuds6663 no. Just salt and pepper obvs.

@@Pro2ndAmnd luke warm.

@@ohscr you monster

Cheeee

Wait? i'm not military or anything, but Agnostic is a form of belief structure. Ambidextrous means that you are right and left handed. Is there a position called agnostic in the military or when you're stacking up on the wall?

@@secondrickamendment4770 The word means multiple things to include: Undogmatic, not preferring a particular device or system.

I try my best to not speak in absolutes. Most things regarding tactics is “situationally dependent “.

Thanks dude!