Great use of cover and utilizing the environment to your advantage. I've been through numerous shooting packages in the military (1st Recon Bn. USMC) and something like this would have been very beneficial to us. Malfunction drills are essential. An excellent display of skill for both instructors. Nice work.
Amazing content!! The vehicle drills were awesome, something id like to try one of these days. Great fundamentals from you both from presentation all the way down to scanning and re-holstering 👌🏾👌🏾
Great shooting! Really liked the work around the vehicles witch is something a lot of us don't get much time on. I shot with Brittany Mae before and have taken a few of her courses, She is a phenomenal instructor and very articulate in her teaching.
Great content for the beginner to the advanced gun user. AIM FOR KNOWLEDGE people. Stop buying and learn what you have already. Learn it like the back of your hand. Great vid/info. Keep it coming.
Get it! Ive had the opportunity to train with BrittanyMae and Point Firearms in Las Vegas, highly recommended. I cant wait to get out and train more, hopefully in the future be able to get out to Texas for some Triarc knowledge.
New take on vehicle stuff from Will. I’d like to take a class from him. Brittany Mae is an amazing instructor/sister/shooter, that I have the privilege to shoot with on the regular. Master class vid!
Great content and fundamentals! Solid instructors. Anyone wanting to get quality instruction in Las Vegas needs to hit up Brittany Mae (Point Firearms Instruction).
As always great content guys, maybe in the future can you guys use shotguns for your applications. I love the pistol and rifle drills, but shotguns seems to be neglected lately. Stay safe out there.
I don't get lowering the gun down at the end? Seems like your creating a bad habit, however I do like that you check the gun before holstering for a double feed or stove pipe, I've never seen that. Wouldn't it be better to keep the gun fixed on the target then do your check, then holster? In real life if you shoot someone and they go down, your gun should automatically being following them down. Building muscle memory to lower your gun and look down immediately following your shots rather than staying on target seems like a bad idea to me. Just offering constructive criticism not trying to be disrespectful. I really like the first drill where your clearing the double double feed to start off, that's a great idea. Keep up the great vids!
100 percent agree with that.. But each to their own. Personally I'd keep focused on target using as much peripheral vision as possible and start moving after my last shot.
@@brittanymaeonpoint7874 try moving that support hand index finger out onto the front of the trigger guard. You'll be able to dominate the gun more with your hand size and won't have to milk your grip as much.
What's With all this arm Crossing?we never done any of that in my training and no pulling the gun back towards the face. techniques are seeming ridiculous any more 😒
