Great stuff!

Good stuff

Thank you, Dan Hartman.

Dot=faster more accurate better target discrimination. Irons=wont run out of batteries Although I like a thin front sight post almost as much as a dot.

"Too many gaps in the wire." 😊

No notifications again! 😢 At least still subscribed. 😊

A Glock 43X with PSA Micro 15 round mags. That's it.

Reid perhaps I missed the content, but what do you think of this new fad it red dots on micro carry pistols? (Having read your book, I'm sure I know the answer)

Great reminder video , over time we tend to become complacent and when we become complacent we get dead or maybe someone we love standing nearly!

correct i was taught that the rifle safety off until it is ready position

Are you still living with patriot nurse?

My finger is my safety is only true if your finger is the only thing could pull the trigger but it is not, there are numerous factors that could cause ND, gears and other stuff. The golden rule is, if the rifle is pointed toward a target you are about to shoot safety comes off other than that, SAFETY ON ALL THE TIME!!

I was taught right from the get-go, that if you are not about to shoot keep your safety on at all times. No exceptions. It started with my BB gun. That was in the 70's.

I hear all the tacticool operators in KZfaq saying that manual safeties in our carry handguns are dangerous because in a moment of stress we are going to forget to disengage it. But some how the same people don't have any problem with the safeties in their carbines. Mmm we as civilians have to learn to filter all the BS that is so prevalent in the training industry. Reid, I like your technique, very 1911ish wich I already practice with my carry handgun, a 1911. Your told the same reasons I refuse to carry a handgun without a manual safety or a proper DA trigger and why I'm called a fud all the time. I don't care, me and only me have to live with my risk assessment and my options.

Great, useful, to the point content as usual... love it! Great classes as well, I will be back one day for a long range.

Great teacher and problem solver. God Bless this man.

It's wild how many of you shove a cocked, safetyless, single action (sAfE AcTiOn) pistol into an appedix holster

Agree. If deer hunting, Ill keep the safety off on a R 700 platform, but 'hands on humans?' I want a few 'layers' for them to figure out....

I’m going to deploy this methodology.

If I’m not looking through my scope and have an identified target with eyes and sights aligned, safety doesn’t come off

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Thx for all the straight forward info

Love this channel!

Fighting for FREEDOM!

#1 Rule of Safety is.... Safety.

KEEP YOUR GUNS READY AMERICA 🇺🇸

My guns don't have safety's. 😂 This guy.

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Good information. Thank you.

I can't WAIT to go to valor ridge. Love the videos!

Talk about safety use during mag changes.

Can I buy your fleece, it's aweome :)

A good lesson on rife or shotgun safety. I have both of your books.

Thanks, safety first

Well done! Semper Fi!

Damn this is great advice

Any thoughts on off brand rifles? Like how the safety of the m1a is within the trigger guard

Yep in any pressure situation safety comes off and stays off until threat level is gone It's way more important to have good muzzle control. The only time I turn the safety on is if I took up my mag out emptied it put it on safety It's handing it to another person loaded.

This was definitely true. Started on SWAT in the ‘90’s and learned safety off when we were operational. The instructors who taught this were former FBI SWAT and a retired Seal Team 6 guy. Took quite a bit to later unlearn that and the first time I went to a school that taught safety on I was resistant it it eventually stuck.

That makes sense with the cheek safety

I used to be on a SWAT team and it was trained to sweep safety off asap. I totally disagreed with it and left the team because of it

That's exactly how a safety is meant to be used. Outstanding video brother

Thanks Reid

Great advice Reid!

This is exactly right

The lessons we learn are written on the tombstones of others -Reid

I didn't know that there were people out there recommending keeping the safety off while running around. That's crazy.

Oh? You Delete and Censor helpful comments regarding safety training and the peril our nation is in? Interesting. I shall pass the word nationwide.

I notice you don’t use suppressors. Would love a video on why, thank you

I'm coming to your rifle course next year! What plate carrier should I get and is the chicom chest rig combo still good to go!? I can't wait.