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When our operators go through that fatal funnel (doorway) and find themselves confronted with targets, they don’t have time to be thinking about lining up sights and trigger-control. They need to be focused on “Is it a Threat?” All the marksmanship skills and manipulations need to be pushed into the subconscious mind. How do we do that? It’s just like driving; it takes lots and lots of practice.
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@VQ35HRTT 7 лет назад

By no means am I an authority, but this has got to be the highest quality and unbelievably least known channel I've ever stumbled upon. Amazing work, thank you.

@TacticalRifleman 7 лет назад

Thank you. We appreciate the comment. We put out a new video every week so keep checking back with us. And help us grow by sharing with anyone you think might be interested. Strength and Honor, TR

@junbu8958 6 лет назад

VQ35HRTT you are absolutely spot on since I found these guys I added them to my short list of subscriptions, Travis Hayley is the other one , 🇺🇸 great video

@comradejames7813 6 лет назад

Yes I do agree, this is an amazing channel and i think you for making this video

@blakebowers5285 6 лет назад

This video has said more about effective combat shooting in 5min than any other channel has ever said.

@TacticalRifleman 6 лет назад

Thanks Blake, we appreciate the comment. Strength and Honor, TR

@altitudemonk2290 4 года назад

I’ve spent a year watching RU-vid on topics of firearm safety and training. In my humble opinion, this particular video is The most important video on training ever created. This is done by a pure professional. I’m also a pro in my respective field of work. I do appreciate the top quality of the video. Karl is very articulate on the presentation of the topic. Because this video, today I’ve become a patreon of this channel. Keep up the great work.

@PeanutButterPavement 7 лет назад

Love your content. It's honest, no bull shit, and practical!

@TacticalRifleman 7 лет назад

Thanks, we appreciate the comment

@jdee2095 3 года назад

The Music is Epic Why do I feel like I just leveled up by hearing this

@jamiesloan5902 4 года назад

You are so right about this. I catch myself automatically doing a fast reload now, anytime I hit slide-lock. I've developed this from hours, and hours of training, and practice. Good stuff!!!

@TacticalRifleman 4 года назад

Thanks for watching, TR

@colinsanders9397 3 года назад

Best explanation of training ever. This is why you need to do regular range practice. This is why you need to do regular dry-fire practice. You gotta get this stuff nailed down. Don't practice until you get it right. Practice until you can't get it wrong.

@americanpatriot6918 3 года назад

Best advice anyone looking to defend themselves, or their country with a firearm could ever get!! Thank you!!!!!!!🤜🤛🇺🇸🇺🇸

@shocktroop0351 7 лет назад

Really enjoying your channel, just found it the other day while I was looking for training materials for a local small time club I'm helping start up. Your videos are top-notch, and I want to thank you for taking the time to make them and share your experience. This video is probably my favorite of yours so far, thanks again and thank you for your service. Semper Fi.

@shocktroop0351 7 лет назад

Also, I meant to ask you about PT and what you are doing to stay fit? Thanks again

@gustavoromerolp 3 года назад

Hi, I am a business coach and I love this 5 min video, your mind is a muscle, and once you repeat it often stay there. I explain to my clients that personal development is a language, the more you practice the better your memory will be on using it when you most need it. Is in direct line with what you said so I share your video with two groups I have. It's definitely one of the best channels I found.

@Redbeard.Combatives 7 лет назад

This is what I refer to as Comprehension - Apprehension - Conditioned Response. Comprehension is when the student fundamentally understands the technique or method. Most never move past this stage. Apprehension is when the student can't perform that perfect practice yet has not reached a level of proficiency that they can free their intellect up to perform other tasks like problem solving. I see this a lot when we employ stress. Then of course conditioned response where the student can perform the task on a subconscious level freeing their mind up for decision making.

@malcolmlagares8245 3 года назад

Excellent video ! ! ! . . . Thank you.

@George-ph5pz 4 месяца назад

This is brilliant advice, and not just for shooting

@stayingsafellc1513 8 лет назад

Good stuff here.

@ronaldthomas3528 7 лет назад

great points. I can't help but think of all those katas I learned years ago, but did not continue to practice.

@maineoutdoorsman677 6 лет назад

Now that’s an awesome video Carl 👍🇺🇸

@sttvoyager1727 7 лет назад

Dude, I so appreciate this channel. This is AWESOME INFORMATION

@TacticalRifleman 7 лет назад

Thanks for watching. We put out a new video every Friday. So, stay tuned. Strength & Honor, TR.

@user-gw1ky2dy6s Год назад

🤔 that applies to every aspect in life 😶 wow this man is amazing.

@ron-yv4jx 6 лет назад

So much truth to this video, Thank You Karl for another great lesson.... BIG RON OUT....

@oneofspades 6 лет назад

He is like a spot light in a dark room. It all becomes clear.

@WallyMerc06 6 лет назад

OG CIF Lord bringing the mental heat yet again

@ayklization 4 года назад

An excellent instructor. Superb

@speigle3660 4 года назад

I always believed this. Nice to have it validated

@instructoryazo6724 6 лет назад

Great info. Thanks for sharing your experience.

@Shanktuary 6 лет назад

One of my favorite new channels.

@soldtobediers 6 лет назад

i've found that air pistols such as the Tanfoglio Witness 1911 A1 CO2 BB Gun Replica is a quiet inexpensive way to further build muscle memory & accuracy as well. There are many such replicas out there to suit gun owner's needs who own the real McCoy. 32118

@TacticalRifleman 6 лет назад

Excellent Tip. Thanks for sharing. Always a pleasure. Thanks for watching. Strength & Honor, TR.

@samalbanese464 6 лет назад

Karl I love your channel Brother God Bless You

@cliffcollins697 4 года назад

Thank you and take care!

@TacticalRifleman 4 года назад

Thanks for watching

@thomasnugent7602 4 года назад

Very good, Thank you very much

@LaurelA2003 6 лет назад

Right on, awesome info! 👍

@ninjak79 6 лет назад

Good video thank you

@meihuanhuang475 6 лет назад

Very good video!!Thanks

@jstep100 5 лет назад

Really enjoying your videos! Very good info! Thank you sir!

@TacticalRifleman 5 лет назад

Thanks for watching, TR

@mr.mr.3301 5 лет назад

Many years ago i shot only glocks. Sold them off in an effort to relearn standard grip angle so u could shoot my single stack and 1911 better. Many years later Glock grio angle still is most natural for me

@user-cm9lz1rn3w 6 лет назад

Perfect Practice Prevents Piss Poor Performance

@happiboi5400 5 лет назад

Another amazing channel is T. rex arms

@demonetizedentertainment4291 5 лет назад

Would you suggest using airsoft rifles for practice (M4 replicants of course) or would the weight distribution and variation be too much to be pointless?

@TacticalRifleman 5 лет назад

If you spend the money to get replicas with the same weight, all dry fire practice is beneficial. Thanks for watching, TR

@demonetizedentertainment4291 5 лет назад

Makes sense. Thanks for the reply and info

@Tactical.Pastor 4 года назад

Good stuff

@christopheclugston 5 лет назад

I think it was Chuck Taylor who was about perfect practice and Jeff Cooper who were the first to be about tactical vs. comp

@TacticalRifleman 5 лет назад

Both great instructors. Thanks for watching, TR

@christopheclugston 5 лет назад

@@TacticalRifleman Keep up the good work

@marinerobert4606 5 лет назад

Thanks a lot tactical rifleman team.you have made me even a better shooter.how do I get those awesome shirts...?

@TacticalRifleman 5 лет назад

You can find our shirts and event schedule at Tacticalrifleman.com

@bomber101581 5 лет назад

No matter how much you say it, most people won’t put it into practice. Which is sad.

@indy1698 6 лет назад

There is a draw back to Dry Fire. Unfortunately. There is a dash cam video of a Police Officer in a gun battle showing him racking the slide between shots and dumping a round on the ground after every shot. His dry fire muscle memory included racking the slide and was also burned into his mind. He had no idea he was doing it. But of course non of the Hero/Sidewalk Commandos that watch videos would ever do that. Something to think about!

@TacticalRifleman 6 лет назад

Indy, point taken, but please do not discount the value of Dry Firing. Also, if you are worried about developing a "click/rack" bad habit, please see our "Glock Dry Fire Conversion Kit" video. By using a dedicated dry-fire weapon, you do not have to rack after each shot. TR

@kansquatch Год назад

👍

@ArcanusLibero 7 месяцев назад

40 years of martial arts and I still march.

@Iseevideo101 5 месяцев назад

Until the blood from your hands is all over your weapon. Any cleaning tips for that?

@TacticalRifleman 5 месяцев назад

What does that have to do with developing muscle memory

@zaid-je5es 6 лет назад

Thank you 👷 How many moves i should do for get in my subconscious

@5for5 6 лет назад

Awesome video and great content. I'm fairly new to firearms but I own a Mossberg 590A1 for home-defense that I take to the range quite frequently to shoot trap for fun. I am purchasing my first handgun soon ( H&K VP9 LE ) and would like to know what drills I should practice to develop good skills with a handgun. I'm planning to conceal and carry. I've watched the how to hold and how to shoot a pistol videos that you guys have produced, any others that I should pay special attention to before I go to the range for the first time with my handgun? Thanks!

@TacticalRifleman 6 лет назад

Tyler, we are glad you like our videos. We put out a new video every Friday, so stay tuned. For pistols, you should also check out our "Shoot with Both Eyes Open" video, along with our Dry-Fire videos. Thanks for watching, Strength & Honor, TR.

@ScottyM1959 7 лет назад

once referred to as the 6 Ps Piss Poor Planning makes for Piss Poor Performance

@matthayward7889 6 лет назад

ScottyM1959 or as I learned it: Proper Planning Prevents Piss Poor Performance

@MuhammadAsim-ul1kz 6 лет назад

Rip Bill Roger

@flamincooo1 6 лет назад

i totally agree with all positive comments i only wondered about Saddam's Hussein picture on the wall!!!!

@m.p.2482 6 лет назад

M J he said he got it from one of the palaces and Saddam didn't need it anymore.

@drkushajagadeesh6347 5 лет назад

I thought the saying went, "Prior practice prevents piss-poor performance"...

@erikdale9145 7 лет назад

oh no i suck again...standard poor grouping response lol

@vindictotentoria8102 7 лет назад

My friend gave me a tip on how to copy skills: 1) Observe their body position, 2) Observe their body movement 3) Observe their actions 4) Really feel the way their doing it and get into it 5) Practise at least for 2 days and you'll be able to get it.