The OGA Qualification Test | “Other Government Agency” new test | Tactical Rifleman
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- Okay, Okay; first let me say this is NOT the qualification for the CIA. It is for a different "Other Government Agency."
They asked that we do NOT share the name of the agency. I know it is already "open source", but I respect their wishes.
So, for all you monkeys trying to show off that you know: SHUT the F#CK Up.
It is still a fun test that only takes 30rds of ammo; which is a big deal when ammo is hard to find.
Now, before you guys start bashing Chad and Imri for "Shooting like Shit;" I want to remind everyone that, unlike other channels, we don't mind showing mistakes; and this was also literally their FIRST TIME EVER even hearing about this qualification. Zero rehearsals; Zero warm ups; Zero Re-shoots. Plus, to add to the pain, we held these two monkeys to only "high A-zone" hits, which is our personal standard at Tactical Rifleman.
The whole point of this test was to show that you need to get out of your "normal" drills & tests, and try new drills, to make the mind work. We even had Chad run this "Pistol" qualification with his Rifle; not to screw him, but to show it doesn't matter... work through the task and complete the drill. If you only practice one test, you will only be good at one test. Try every manipulation and drill you can find, and you will have a subconscious mind honed by training that will not let you down at the moment of truth.
Here's the standards for you to try this at home:
General Requirements
Fire 30 Total Rounds
7 Stages (Drills) with Various Courses of Fire
Distances for All Drills is 7 Yards (10 for Instructors)
All Shots are Draw from Concealment or from Low Ready;
Must Reload, Pivot 180 Degrees, Kneel and Shoot Multiple Targets, per
Stage Requirements
Need 3 Targets: - IDPA Official Targets; Score IDPA
Target Hits Only in -0 or -1
Time Requirements are Strict and Challenging
All QIT Hits Must Be Within the Bottle Target Outline or IDPA -0 or -1 to Count (O Points if Outside)
Hits inside the Bottle Target Count as 5 Points; Hits Touching Bottle Outline Count 2 Points
No Overage Shots Allowed; No Re-Shoots Allowed
Total Possible Points is 30 Total rounds @ 5 Points Each = 150 Total Possible Points
Minimum Passing Score is 135 out of 150 (90%) Total Possible Points
Stage 1
Distance- 7 Yards
2 Total Rounds for Stage
Sequence- A. Draw & Fire 1 Shot; Hands at Side;
B. Repeat: Draw & Fire 1 Shot; Hands at Side
Total Stage Time Limit: 3.3 Seconds
Stage 2
Distance- 7 Yards
4 Total Rounds for Stage
Sequence- A. Raise Gun & Fire 2 Shots (Double Tap) from Low Ready;
B. Repeat: Fire 2 Shots from Low Ready.
Total Stage Time Limit: 2.7 Seconds
Stage 3
Distance- 7 Yards
6 Total Rounds for Stage
Sequence- A. Raise Gun & Fire 6 Shots from Low Ready;
Total Stage Time Limit: 3 Seconds
Stage 4
Distance- 7 Yards
4 Total Rounds for Stage
Sequence- A. Raise Gun & Fire 1 Shot from Low Ready;
B. Reload;
C. Fire 2nd Shot;
D. Repeat: Raise Gun & Fire 1 Shot from Low Ready; Reload; Fire 2nd Shot
Total Stage Time Limit: 6.5 Seconds
Stage 5
Distance- 7 Yards
4 Total Rounds for Stage
Sequence- A. Setup 2 Targets at 3 Yards Apart;
B. From Low Ready, Raise Gun & Fire 1 Shot into Each Target;
C. Repeat: Raise Gun & Fire 1 Shot into Each Target
Total Stage Time Limit: 3.3 Seconds
Stage 6
Distance- 7 Yards
6 Total Rounds for Stage
Sequence- A. Setup 3 Targets at 3 Yards Apart;
B. Facing Away from target, Pivot 180 Degrees, Draw & Fire 1 shot at Each Target (left, center, & right);
C. Repeat: But Turn in Opposite Direction, Draw & Fire 1 Shot at Each Target
Total Stage Time Limit: 7 Seconds
Stage 7
Distance- 7 Yards
4 Total Rounds for Stage
Sequence- A. Setup Gun with 1 Round in Chamber & Empty Mag Inserted;
B. From Low Ready, Raise Gun & Fire 1 Shot, Slide Locks Back, then Drop to Knee while Reloading, & Fire 2nd Shot from Kneeling;
C. Repeat: Fire 1 Shot, Slide Locks Back, then drop to Knee while Reloading, & Fire 2nd Shot from Kneeling
Total Stage Time Limit: 8 Seconds
Total Course of the OGA Qualification Drill requires 30 rounds of ammo.
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Three kinds of Marines: Those that can count and those that can’t!
Awesome
“I invite you to send five.... then one more” 😂 Lesson: know how to communicate with your audience - and then know how to go deeper than barney style if the usual means of communication doesn’t work. I may have miscounted a few times myself so I’ve had to endure the hilarious teaching moments. I’ll take one or two for the team for the laughs.
When possible, I learn to put the correct amount in the firearm and shoot till dry. Cannot count that fast. Always been an issue when I get passed 3 or 4 rounds on one target.
He said Barney style..Bishop..
Yep - a great instructor (as Karl obviously is) can always come up with a new/different way to get the message across to a “student” (Chad 🤣). “The Instructor is the bridge between the unknown and the known” (for the student). 👍
😂
This must not be a CIA qualification test because the paper target isn't JFK.
HAHAHAHAHA
Shots fired hah!
There needs to be dog targets too for it to be a federal agency qual.
Fire for effect...
lmfao that's terrible
The roasting is hilarious, but you can tell he has a ton of respect ✊ and admiration for these guys...sign of a good leader.
We behave the same way on the range. If it hurts your feelings, maybe you want come back. New shooters are a different story though.
It works two ways - what you said, plus next time those guys do that drill for Karl they will strive to do better because none of us ever want to disappoint a mentor - so its a win/win. 👍
If y’all never had the opportunity to train with Karl, he is just like this all day long. Outstanding video gents!
Thanks James... miss ya buddy
33 minute video featuring 3 minutes of shooting and 30 minutes of Karl and the crew struggling with basic math. Clearly this isn't the the qualification for NASA.
Oh Chadster, the fact that you can do all that funky long range sniper windage math while still not being able to count to 6 is truly remarkable. I no joke thought you were going to fluff it on the third try too but you snuck that last one in there!!!
I don’t take these things too serious. LOL
@@chadhulsizer just as well cos none of us are gonna let you live this down in a hurry!!! 🤪
Yea I don’t figure y’all would
If I may ..... I to would like to say something The moment chad new he only shot 5 and not 6 looked just like the moment he knew he showed his email to the live stream ooh or when he just found out he verbally destroyed a Patrion member by mistake on a live stream
We love these moments
Susan. We’re taking his wrench lol
Thank you for not editing out mistakes! The 5+1 tactic instead of 6 is a hidden gem of instruction. Great way to meet the learner where they are.
I'll give this a "shot"
I'm upping my Dad joke game for 2021
“Gotta give me one more!?” Smirk lol.
Lol no joke one of the best vids yet.
1,2,3,4,5 and one more...........
If it were the ATF they'd use dog size targets
Please don't use the F Word on our channel.
@@TacticalRifleman hahaha. You're right. New year new me. 👍
Teenagers and new mothers are also favorites.
This makes me proud to be a patron even if I dont have time to watch everything. Thanks so much for your time!
Awesome, thank you!
“Awesome,, now move!”
Karl’s channel is the best!
Taco Bell employees got some badass training.
Let chad shoot in sandals. His hands are busy during the course of fire, so he could use his toes to count.
I mean if you're not fighting the holy war in shorts, do you even want to fight?
Much respect to you and your fellow instructors for your honesty and full transparency! Salute!🇺🇸 Thank you to your instructors for their willingness to be in the hot seat for the video! Thank you for giving all of us another course of fire to practice!💪🏻👍🏻
The constant trash talk is awesome. One of the few things I miss about the Army.
Excellent stuff! I never knew the OGA (U.S. Dept. of Basket Weaving) had this test! But seriously, all good drills AND tracking your progress (keeping notes, etc.) is an excellent way of getting better. 👍
Awesome video gentlemen!!! Best part is the smirk on Karl's face as he "nonchalantly" rips on Imri and Chad.... priceless! Definitely prefer the realistic and true takes in the video and THANK YOU for not trying to make it perfect! This is real life. Kudos to Imri and Chad for putting themselves out there for this. Happy New Year guys!!!!
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We most know Chad as being the TR behind the scenes. It would be awesome to see more of Chad in front of the camera like Fridays Jan 1 2021 video.. Chads shooting is also awesome.. Time for a commercial break TR Style, fa la da dah ol; ok I'm back 😊. But Chad is a awesome shooter with far better then average skills 😇 So more of Chad please 😀 Update: Chad was .03 seconds slowEr then Imri because Chad also has to keep his mind fixed on the person doing the filming to make sure the footage is on par for TR standards 😃 besides shooting..
Nice one brothers. And to add to the aspects of the timeframe of Agency-related quals, most of the time the qualification tests are every x amount of months (varies by agency and their contractors), with usually only one round of semi-drill or non-drill warmup beforehand with the same amount of rounds, so it's not like they're out there drilling this every day or even every weekend unless they're a big gun guy/gal or constant shooter (as time allows them in their line of high-demand work), sometimes it's the only time they fire their weapon in the entire span of service until the next test down the road and so on (especially right now with the lack of open ranges due to shutdowns/the plandemic and the winter season affect as that applies for outdoor facilities). Was cool to see it done with a rifle too, not too shabby.
“You mean you’re not gonna cut that out”??? 😝 😝 😝
Awesome video! Great content fellas!!!
Glad you enjoyed!
Welcome back Karl. 1st video of the year.
The roasting is example of military humor at its finest 🤣
Lol, someone said USPS qual course. That’s funny.
I love the content you guys put out. Great job.
During phase 1 at the Academy, I saw lots of people get dropped due to this qual course alone.
Just want to add. The target used for qual was the QIT not sure on the series number. Also want to include that some elements of the COF are from holstered as you guys demonstrated but drawn from concealed. At least it was back in 2001-2005. Last I heard it’s no longer a qual standard.
Anyways have a good one.
That one second segway commercial break music is from L.A. Noire. HA! I gotchu Carl!
I've never been interested in buying a 'beeper', until this video. Very cool guys, great video, thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Emory just needs to remember that old chestnut.. "Slow is smooth, smooth is fast" and, very slowly, concentrate on the simultaneous actions of angling the pistol,, pressing the button and dropping the spent mag while, simultaneously, his other hand moves for the new mag. Then gradually concentrate on make those moves faster.
You can see, from this angle, how jerky his motions were. We often bypass the study of physiology and the efficiency of motion and, instead, push the concept of faster rather than the concept of smoother. Only by breaking things down into individual movements and examining each one individually, can we determine which are proper, which are redundant and which need to be eliminated completely.
He could drop a full second, easily. Then start actually improving from there.
Chad's counting screw-up is very poignant and indicative of what is currently wrong with the way a lot of people are learning to train today.
They get very much "in a groove" and do not mix it up enough for the brain to overcome muscle memory. Muscle memory is a good thing but, can also be a real negative if not kept in check.
I'm sure he was saying to himself "6 shots, 6 shots ..." and then immediately proceeded to "fire five rounds, fire." (which is a common, military range practice). It wasn't until you cracked the code of his mindset and told him to fire the 5, then send 1 that he finally overcame the habit of firing 5 rounds at a time (I'm sure he can count to 6). ;)
This also ends up being a very large problem for people who practice the quick, "draw-aim-shoot" and "tap-rack-bang" drills.
With DAS drills, people become so ingrained with aiming and firing in a set cadence, as fast as they can, that when the time comes to change shot counts or to draw, aim and NOT fire, they can't do it.
Whether training on a range or faced with a "live" situation (such as home defense, etc.), the gun comes up and, as soon as the sight drops on target, *BANG* ..
The problem with this is, what if you draw and aim and, just as the trigger moves, you realize that your staring at a "friendly?" Maybe even your wife or kid? It happens. And I've trained enough people who can't stop or delay their shot, even when I'm saying into their ear "draw and aim, do not fire." (sound familiar, Karl?) lol
It's very important to vary training routines regularly so the finger is ultimately controlled by the mind, first, then the muscles.
Change shot count, cadence and mix speed drills with accuracy drills as part of your routine.
I mentioned tap-rack-bang drills.
One thing gets overlooked in training with today's ammo... And that one thing can get you or someone else killed. That thing is a "hangfire."
It's very true that modern ammunition is very dependable and malfunctions are much more rare. Its also true that people don't change. We still make mistakes, like getting contaminants on ammo that's too close to the cleaning area for your maintenance or trying to clean some surface rust off ammo that sat out too long (just ask Matt at CRS Firearms). But, I digress...
When you do tap-rack-bang drills, people immediately follow the misfire by pulling their weapon off target and tapping the mag. The problem is that a hangfire, which is a delay in the ignition of the main powder charge of a cartridge after the primer strike, can take anywhere from an almost imperceptible amount of time to several seconds to occur.
So, when your gun doesn't go bang, train to pause a few seconds before taking the weapon off-target, *continuing to keep the muzzle pointing down range* and then proceed with the drill. We aren't practicing in actual combat conditions, so the safety buffer allowed by training to wait is much more easily removed when you're under fire and that 3 seconds may make the difference, than it is to try to remember to add time when you're constantly training for instantaneous reaction.
Now, then... For those who are about to tell me I'm crazy and that hangfires can't happen, do a quick CZcams search for "hangfire." They can and do happen, though quite infrequently. However, it's the over confidence in trusting that something bad won't happen, as opposed to training for the possibility that something bad could happen that gets people killed.
Trusting that every single round ever manufactured, especially with off-brand or hand loads, will never have a malfunction is absolutely like playing Russian roulette, just with a lot more rounds in a giant cylinder. One day, luck *will* run out, for someone. Where do we think all the "hubbub" about negligent discharges comes from? It comes from being too trusting and lackadaisical attitudes.
If you're going to train with repetitive drills, especially speed drills, understand that nothing is guaranteed to be the same and train to the side of appropriate caution and not to blind trust.
I think the main point that I'm trying to make is, people are so involved with the minutiae of trying to shave off a couple seconds, or tenths of seconds, that they lose sight of the bigger picture. Your "other government agency" teaches awareness and control of the mind, as well as the body, so their agents, hopefully, will make the right choices when in the field.
Thanks for "the good stuff."
It's not about the agency and who's test is "harder", it's about varying your training enough that you don't become complacent. The reason I say this is that I am only shooting at the TSA qualification level, I hope to pass the IRS qualification level soon though!
Funny Stuff.
You have no idea how much I appreciate the ad intro and placement. I watched the ad out of respect lol. Get your money boss.
“I invite you to send Five and then one more” LOL! Love this channel. Great content. Awesome guys.
Glad you like them!
Happy new year to chad that’s
2020 + 1 more =2021
And chad close that dust cover cmon man
And I see imri didn’t use the rip out mag technique I assume there wasn’t time but doesn’t that mess with muscle memory ? Great video Karl !!!
Haha exactly
Next time add a second timer with a time standard for Karl's mental math :)
This video is a lot of fun, but also gives a LOT of really serious ideas. The idea of doing stuff you're not used to doing, to challenge mind/muscle memory. Try new stuff. When you diagnose or expose areas that can be improved, do so. Never be complacent. Good lessons in "range mastering" or "running the line" too. Safety is always always tops.
I never would have guessed that you have to practice countng to six before you counted/shoot to six. Good stuff.
Anyone who shoots revolvers always counts to six. But a Model 60 is to 'sh!t!' - one, two, three, four, five, SH!T!
I think the other agency must be the FDA.
Seriously speaking, these are very high standards. I wonder what agency this is🤔
Doesn't matter. THey asked that we do NOT share it.
Space Force
@B. Schmidt Nope. It's FDA I'm telling you. "This chicken is only 17% steroids. GET YOUR HANDS UP!"
Did you read the TR write-up? For those of you trying to guess the agency, "shut the f#ck up".
"I'll wait 'til I'm behind you"
"Our handy notebook pen from Blue's Clues"
"Is there anyone else who needs love"
I wanted to upvote twice when I heard that.
Older video but it popped up on my CZcams feed today.
Karl, you are a great teacher , explain it easily and funny to boot.
Not many people can teach people like that.
I don’t blow smoke up peoples back side but when I see something good,.. I compliment them.
You got skills not just at tactics but instructing others.
Cheers and enjoy the morning coffee.
Wow, thanks!
This is a testament to why drills are important ALL THE TIME. This "qual" is for multiple OGAs and it's their "basic" for all teams. Outstanding work gents & Karl...Don't know Crayola until you try it. ....I suggest you dip the purple ones in Elmer's.
Also don't use that cheap ass dollar store paste, the mint isn't as good as it used to be. #YouGottaPayToPlay
Great video . Which ever agency this test is for worries more about time then accuracy. I think they both did outstanding.
Totally agree
Than, not then. You have failed.
@@wehrewulf whatever
Math was never the Army's strong point, don't feel so bad, you still rock, and are a killer Chad... Much love to all you TR guys.
Yeah, the Army fucks up counting from front to rear a lot 😆
Well ill give this a try , won't expend too much ammo. Great entertaining vid . Happy new year gents
Good laugh for that first vid of the year 😂 Thx Chad you're the best ! got the point of the training, taking any test out there and adding our own spice to it, even if the goal becomes harder or even unreachable, it's pushing us to do big leaps in time and under stress, that tip may come very handy for the few lockdowns coming. Thx again for all you're doing guys it's awesome.
Glad you enjoyed it
"I invite you to send 5 shots.... PLUS one more." Haha, I loved that pause between the 5th and the one more shot, hahaha. Great vid, gotta get to some training with ya'll sometime!
It's for the SSD (Secret Squirrel Detachment).
The good ol’ days. I enjoy my time back home with the family, but I’d be lying if I said I don’t frequently miss this shit. Good work, brothers.
Oh my God the 5 + 1 killed me 🤣
Especially that he literally did a 5 burst, stopped, and added 1 🤣
Cool vid - thanks. What are the time penalties and what is passing score? DOL
Write up is under the video
Nice to old school green berets lolll
Penalty for not passing is you have to carry a Hi-Point for a week, while the winner gets to carry your pistol.
Retired Fed here & firearms instructor...based on 30+ years of quals, at 5 points per shot, max score is 150, min passing score is 105 (70%). Based on the close quarters of this qual I think I have a guess of who's qual it is. Our qual was 72 rounds nd went to the 50 yard line, then changed to the 25 yard line max distnce.
@@Halfmilesniper 135 is the minimum passing. 150 max.
I suggest a ‘McConnell’ target!
How about a Biden target right next McConnell
It's not Chad's fault he can't count past five. In the Army you need only to be able to count to 5...Oorah!!!
I love the drill and copied it from the description for my own use. Just an observation, but during the kneeling portion of stage 7, rounds were impacting high on the berm. Not a safety infractions, but a shorter shooter could possibly have overshot the berm. Just to make you aware. Thanks for bringing great content like this!
Agreed. For shorter shooters, place the target lower to the ground. An added benefit of training at The Range Complex is that they own MAX Distance of all small arms rounds used of these ranges. Many privately owned ranges do not, and rely on berms for containment.
Way cool drills; really enjoy how it cuts up the actions; thanks for sharing
The description is hilarious, always a great watch much love❤
The EPA obviously takes carbon emission testing and chemical spill security very seriously.
The USDA is doing what they can to keep beef prices down from cattle rustlers.
@@wehrewulf so that's why they just ordered those hundreds of .40 cal sub guns and hundreds of thousands of rounds of ammo... those cattle rustlers must be looking like a real threat in the future... 😁😉
love the shooting drills. love that you dont edit out mistakes. it is realistic and everyone of us will run this and learn better compared to the "tactical drills" that have zero mistakes and focus on getting all the perfectly tacticool shots for the video which makes it so unrealistic.
Sometimes the first take runs perfect with no misses, but not too often
When you're under the clock, sometimes your brain turns to mush.
I never expected to be lauging my ass of at the math in this video
Our unit had a "5,4,3,2,1" Drill; you shoot the targets as follows= 1 round each on Targets 1-5, 1 round each on Targets 1-4, 1 round each on Targets 1-3, 1 round each
on Targets 1-2, 1 round on Target 1.
7 yards, 30 seconds, from Low Ready.
It was INSANE!
I'd love to see you guys run it
This is a good one, I’ll save it for a range day
that dosent sound hard at all. way too much time. maybe half time would be ok
@@lukakapyro the time would be great for a single target, but when you have to switch targets, including remembering which targets to shoot, while trying to put all your shots in the x ring, with a government issued handgun, and with other people shooting at the same time, it's not as easy as it sounds
@@adrianfirewalker4183 X ring like on a B8 target? sure that's going to be difficult at speed. A zone USPSA target not a problem at all. sounds similar to as V Tac drill. I like to see how it's actually done so i CAN TRY.
@@lukakapyro , they were B27 targets. X ring is about palm size
Oh man I’m busting a gut at Chad’s half dozen. It’s not his fault though. They guy at the store always takes one beer out of every six pack he buys so he intrinsically understands that 6 is really just 5.
And “The internet is forever.” Man I’m rolling. 2021 is off to an outstanding start!
Brother you are awesome, thank you for all your selfless service to Vets like myself. I look forward to watching every episode. Thank you.
Super funny...good shooting fellas. Karl, Christmas idea for the Chadster...maybe a box set of Sesame Street dvds. 😂😂
Hopefully in 2021 I'll be able to find and afford some ammo to try this. TR
I don't think '21 will be great year for ammo; or '22, or '23, or...
I saw that billiard balls are as low as $1.25 on the Amazon. I think I'll just load up my over sized dump pouch with 8 balls and throw them at the target. Cheaper and more available at this point.
@@kingduckford I hear Cheaper than dirt is selling Billiard balls for the low price of $125.00 EACH
One reason I just sent it to my range buddies for us to try one day. It is just 30 rounds. Will not hurt the reserve that bad.
Don’t forget to take your 24 hour safety corse cost roughly = $1,200.00, your AG approved psychology exam, being a specific specialized government requirement cost roughly = $500.00, insurance/fee cost=$800.00, license fee cost roughly =200.00. And don’t forget to bribe your ex wife to put in a good word for you variable cost $0 to 5,000,000.00. Congratulation; you can legally buy that box of 308. You always wanted. Cost $30.00...plus $150.00 government sales tax for restricted item usage. Total cost = $2,880 + cost to bribe your ex wife.
I know the agency you are referring to Karl. I use this 7 stage qualification on a very regular basis to maintain my skill set since we know firearm skills are perishable. It was glad to meet you at the NRA convention in Houston 2022. Thx. for the Tactical Rifleman patch. I am that old jarhead.
Jeff, it was great meeting you there. TR
To be fair as a fellow lefty, and therefore odd, we can only do things in odd numbers.
SOOO TRUE!!!
What’s up dude it’s Radar hopefully be out to work with y’all in December.. just wanted to appreciate you for teaching me the high A zone standard it changed everything in my training and I can’t thank you enough God bless you and tell Imri I’m still waiting on that sandwich shop What was it grandmas something??😂😂 have a good day!
My favorite flavor of crayon is green
In Afghanistan unless we were in a village we would never carry our pistols.We would carry extra rifle mags or a 320 and a bandolier of he or a law or something more useful on top of the weapons we were already carrying.
"Because by the way, the internet is forever." You had me there. I almost sprayed my beer."
"If you're from West Virginia "six""
Your videos are great. Another great drill "test" if you will. The fact that you show that all things are not perfect makes them very fun to watch and very funny.... I won't call you anything to your face. I'll wait until I'm behind you... Love it!
And the other dude is using CORE MATH 🧮
“Five” and then one more. Best ever. The only issue with this test is they did not compensate for density of crayon colors. No sh&#, those blue crayons are dense. For real. Try eating all of them.
Happy New Year you crazy Brothers. I needed a laugh and the training as always will be diligently enjoyed.
Glad you enjoyed it
this was a great vid, hilarious counting problems 🤣
Chad is a legend, awesome video guys :)
Couldn't agree more, if you're comfortable, and you don't make mistakes, then you're not pushing your limits to improve yourself. Great drills, thanks for sharing.
“Meh, I suck!”... “If all you do is win you’re never gonna get better”... QUOTES TO LIVE BY 🔥🔥🔥
I’m more terrified of the guy who says he sucks then they guy who says he’s the best lol
It's pretty obviously the test for 00 agents.....it's what James Bond had to go through :D
Just load six in the mag brother. Old 70 's 101st!
I thought Chad was part Asian with them eyes, but his math says otherwise 😂. If y’all need a resident Asian on the TR team, I retire in a couple years.
They actually put the commercial in that spot where you said y'all were gonna break to pay the billz. See, now that i can live with.
Karl...stage 4 is a speed reload. No emergency slide lock. Scenario is your in a fire fight and you don't know how many rounds left in your mag so you do a speed reload with a fresh mag.
I didn't know you guys wore the 101st bird patch. I was in Alpha company, 2bn/327th long long long ago.
Happy 2021 Tactical Rifleman! Hope I can make a training class this year.
Thank you for being honest and leaving in thay we are all human and not movie level indestructible fighters. Great stuff!!!
Great, relevant video and presentation, I like how you handle the commercial breaks.
Seems to me that Karl just got a huge LOL weapon for those poor guys on any occasion :)
E.g. Chad - buy us 6 beers... Uhmmm.. Ok.. Buy 5 and one more :)
Emri - get us 3 vodka shots.. Just 3! Don't bring 4 if you miss the bar the first time.
:)
Great video TR guys. The test seemed to be not so hard reading it :) but after I watched.. OK.. must try.. someday in far future, after I practice "some" more :) :)
Excellent set of drills. At least Chad can count to five.
Bunny slippers..you are killing me🤣
Happy New Year and thank you. Stay safe
He ran out of fingers and forgot to switch hands. TWICE
It would have been awesome if he had screwed up the 3rd attempt at 6 rounds with the rifle at which point Karl simply tosses the timer over his shoulder and he says, "I quit!"
Carl, yet another funny one your team has such a good relationship it shows and by adding the AR to the drill shows your level of teaching experience I am grateful as a civilian to be able to benefit from your guys time spent training as serving our Great nation🇺🇸 my son is a US Marine and he has qualified Expert Matksman 2 years in a row now I thank that to time well spent starting with a red Ryder and advancing him to many other rifles as well as the AR thanks for annother great Post
Great video, demanding drills made more demanding by the high A zone accuracy addition.
Thanks for taking the time to list all the drills, your funny comments and your work is why I just Subd
Outstanding work (again). Technical, tactical, disarming, entertaining and more importantly, all while keeping it very real. You have forced me to go PATREON on you, if just to get you a small made in china calculator to slap on the side of your shoot timer. Thanks.
Thanks for the support
This was a very good demonstration of the drill, and hilarious at that!! We shall incorporate this into our training..Thank you!!
The humor throughout the video is like being home! Love the shit talking on the range! Semper Fidelis from a crayon eater!
Thanks for watching and thank you for your service. TR
If you have 7 crayons and you eat 1 how many crayons do you have left? (Marine Indoc "Maths" test) Great post Brothers! Echo Hard! "Doc"
That’s easy!
5
This beats EVERYTHING on netflix!